“Oh, look at me…! I’m such
a dingbat…! I’ve set off the alarm again…. HahahahahahahahahaHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!”
THIS, ultimately is why human beings will eventually be out-evolved
by the cockroach.
This refusal to learn anything from our mistakes and, instead, feign
embarrassment, make a virtue of our own stupidity, and turn the whole thing
into one great big flaming joke.
“Oh! I’ve spilt my tea…!
HahahahaHAHAHAHAHA!”
The cockroach will not bother with such ineptitude. The cockroach
will instead bite the head off the useless retrograde, dismiss it from its
thoughts, and continue onwards with its steady march towards total world
domination.
It knows little, of course, of its place in the universe, or that
its domination of the planet is ultimately doomed to end when the great big
light in the sky expands and swallows its world, but it cares not about it,
either.
The idiot humans will be long gone and very probably have been
consumed by their insect overlords and replacements, and the cold, unfeeling,
uncaring universe will barely notice the passing of either.
But, maybe, as they lay amongst the festering food pile waiting to
be eaten, the last of the humans will have sent out a final thought, perhaps something
along the lines that they wished that they’d paid more attention, and tried to
learn something as they went through life when they had teetered briefly on the
very pinnacle of the food chain.
Instead of making a bloody great joke of their own incompetence and
ineptitude.
Stupid bloody species, they deserve everything they get…
I've got to admit, I often fail to appreciate people's sense of humour, particularly of the kind you mentioned. However, I laughed out loud at the cockroach biting the head off the useless retrograde.
ReplyDeleteI often wonder what percentage of the total number of utterances spoken by the entire human race end with that slightly embarrassed half-laugh which represents a desperate plea to the other person not to hate the speaker…
DeleteOr (literally) bite their head off, obviously… ;-)