Stark Raving Black Page #3
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- 2009
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You got to be
f***ing kidding me.
Just relax, Lewis.
Lay down.
And so l do.
Yeah, if l just relax,
l'm sure l'll think of it.
[snores]
Two hours later,
l get up from my nap,
and it's dinnertime.
Let's eat.
Nobody called.
F*** 'em.
if l'm with a group
of my friends who are my age.
lf you listen
to us talk,
it's like verbal charades.
''l saw that movie.
''l saw that movie, you know,
the movie you told me to see,
''the one you told me to see.
''l saw that movie.
''You know the movie,
the one you told me to see.
''l saw the movie,
the one you told me to see.
''You told me to see
the f***ing movie.
''The one with the guy.
''You know, the guy.
''The guy,
we liked the guy.
''Then we didn't like the guy.
''Then we liked him.
''Then we don't like him,
you know, the guy...
''who goes out
with the girl.
''You know the girl.
''Son of a b*tch.
''Remember, there was a...
No, no, not a moose;
a bunny, you f***.''
That conversation
can go on for days.
To others,
it sounds like,
''Holy sh*t,
these people don't know
what we're talking about.''
We know exactly
what we're talking about.
We just can't
remember any names anymore.
The saddest thing
is when we're going,
''Does it begin with an A?
''Does it begin with a B?
Try a O.''
My generation
can't deal with getting older.
The only thing
that my generation right now
is leaving behind,
because my generation
has done f***ing nothing-
what we leave behind,
our message for the ages, is:
60 isn't old.
60's the new 40.
No, it's not, a**hole.
60 is 60,
and 40 is 40.
That's why they're
different f***ing numbers!
l certainly didn't
want to celebrate my 60th,
but l've never
liked birthdays.
l don't get it.
The celebration
of mortality.
What the f***
is that about?
Whoo-hoo, another year
closer to the grave.
Birthdays make sense
up to the age 21 .
22, it's all downhill,
f***ers.
Take a good look, kids.
This is
the end of the line.
When you're eight,
there's nothing better.
A great birthday
when you're eight:
you get a wagon,
a red wagon.
And you can put sh*t
in the wagon and pull it around.
God damn it,
let's go get some more sh*t.
1 6, you get
your driver's license.
21 , finally, finally,
you don't
have to hand the money
to somebody else
to get your liquor
and you never know if you're
going to see the f***er again.
l know that most people
don't like birthdays,
Happy Birthday.
Nobody commits to it,
except some of my friends
who are in the theater,
and then
those f***ers harmonize.
Oh, that's creepy and fruity
at the same time.
But the rest of us,
l don't even care
if there's
an eight-year-old there.
You don't even f***ing-
# Nah-nah, nah, nah,
nah, nah #
# Nah-nah, nah, nah,
ah, ah #
# Neh-neh, neh, neh, eh- #
What's his f***ing name?
l don't remember
the kid's name.
So when l tuned 60,
l decided that what l would do
was perform in Las Vegas,
and that would be fun,
and that would
mark my birthday.
We'd have some drinks.
That's it.
We'd f***ing get over it.
And so l perform,
and l finish up,
and l turn to go,
and there, there standing
offstage is Ben Brewer,
my tour manager,
and John Bowman,
and they've got
a big, giant cake
with 60 candles on it.
Not little candles,
big f*** candles,
so that the whole cake
is like a torch.
l expected them
to run by me
and go into the village
and look for Frankenstein.
Now l got
in front of about
1 ,500 people.
l have to do
an emphysema test.
[splutters]
about turning 60.
You pee
like a four-year-old.
l've still got winky
in my tinky!
''Why'd you pee on the cake,
Lewis?''
Because it's not
f***ing chocolate.
''Did you make a wish?''
Oh, yeah, yeah.
l wished for a pony.
Maybe this year,
a pony to pull my little
red f***ing wagon, a**hole.
l've had the same wish
pretty much
for the past five years.
My wish is that
l'll live forever.
Yeah, a lot of people
don't understand that,
and l don't understand,
what the f***
are you wishing for?
A new appliance?
''Oh, boy, l hope
l get a Roomba this year.''
What f***ing planet
are you?
lt's a wish.
F***ing go big!
l've had audience members
actually shout out,
''Why would you
want to live forever?''
'Oause l don't want
to f***ing die!
How simple is that?
l have no interest
in dying.
l like it here.
l get it.
As f***ed up as it can be,
l get this.
But out there?
l don't know
what's out there.
lt's unknown.
This is known.
That's unknown.
l'm sticking
with the known.
Many Ohristians
would say that,
''Lewis,
if you had faith,
''you should know
that angels will come,
and they will
take you to heaven.''
[sighs]
Well, l tell
my Ohristian friends,
''Until there are
photographs,
the legal system
would say that's hearsay.''
l lean toward
reincarnation
mainly because
you get to come back.
But it gets sticky,
because
there's a karma thing,
and you don't know-
you may not
come back as a human.
and open them,
and now l'm a tick
sucking the blood
out of a Saint Bernard's ear.
And then l'm getting
bigger and bigger,
and then somebody
takes a match-
What kind of
a f***ing day is that?
l'd really like
to come back as a monkey.
Yeah, any kind of monkey,
because l believe,
in my heart of hearts,
that monkeys
are more evolved than we are.
And l'd like to find out.
They were so f***ing smart,
they didn't leave the jungle,
did they?
They didn't leave fun land.
No, not like
the rest of us idiots
who go off into a concrete
jungle that we create
to work in an office
with a group of dipshits
that f***ing
give us eczema
and a boss who, like,
pees in the wastebasket
when he talks to us.
Really,
do you have to do that?
But you can't say anything
to that son of a b*tch.
You work
your f***ing ass off.
Some of you
even have two jobs.
lt's a f***ing
pain in the neck,
but every so often,
you get a little time off.
''Hey,''
you call your friends,
''Let's go out to dinner
this weekend.''
Well, we can't eat
at that restaurant,
because Stewie's
now a vegan.
Well, f*** him!
F*** Stewie
and the vegan sh*t.
l'm going to get him
a loaded potato
and shove it up his ass.
lf you're a monkey,
you just have your pal
turn around,
and you pick a whole
f***ing buffet out of his back.
shitting and masturbating.
lt's f***ing heaven,
l tell you.
l fear
l shared too much.
l used to...
l used to want
to be cremated,
and now l'm not so sure.
As l get older,
l like to hedge my bets.
So l'm thinking
maybe burial,
because if my Ohristian friends
are right,
maybe that's
why people get buried,
because that's how
the angels find you.
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