The
Muffin From Hell
by Cliea, Roman Goddess of Peanut Butter and Mayonnaise Once upon a time,
there was a muffin. But this was no ordinary muffin, folks.
The Muffin From
Hell looked like your ordinary, run-of-the-mill pastry; with plump, juicy
blueberries (ripe from the bush) and a decadent, crumbly top. Ahhh….yes
indeed it held the promise of being manna for the soul –
The Muffin From Hell transformed you into a disciple of the devil, once your teeth sunk into that sweet morsel of muffin-y, well, heaven. ![]() One day, The Muffin
appeared upon a coffee table in a sorority dorm. Heather Dewey, president
of her sorority, happened upon it soon afterwards.
Satan, impatient, coaxed her just enough to partake in a nibble. Heather, upon this first mouthful, subsequently polished off The Muffin, blatantly disregarding any fasting guilt she may have previously harboured. Not wanting to miss the last twelve minutes of The Real World, Heather dashed to her room to prepare for that evening’s bash at the frat house. Heather arrived at the raging frat party several hours later, not feeling too spunky. She initially thought it was merely her stomach getting used to the notion of being functional again. So she downed a couple of Rolling Rocks to thwart the tummy unpleasantness. Little did she know that it was really the Muffin From Hell, working its evil witchery, stealing her anima… TURNING MISS HEATHER DEWEY INTO AN AGENT OF LUCIFER. Midway through
the party, Heather collapsed, turned an interesting shade of chartreuse,
and vomited bile. The rest of the frats, figuring that she’d merely
surpassed her tolerance level during her display of beverage gluttony,
ignored her writhing. She was, indeed, surrounded by pony bottles,
and she didn’t weigh much to begin with.
But one day, the
SEEMINGLY UNSTOPPABLE wrath of The Muffin came to a screeching halt….when
the malignant muffin appeared in a Barnes and Noble café. Peter Jones, a rather ubiquitous youth with bright purple hair, espied The Muffin en route to the Philosophy section. Not being able to resist the power of The Muffin, he promptly laid dow the perfectly reasonable $2.95 (plus tax) for the toothsome treat. Such an aroma! Such perfect blueberry goodness! ...but The Muffin would have to wait, thought Peter. He decided he wasn't going to stick around a bookstore, when there was a Muffin to be eaten. Peter went to the park. Hopping off his moped and plopping down upon the swingset, Peter extracted The Muffin from his bag. A couple of pigeons alit beside him. Peter's heart softened when he saw them, and decided he really wasn't in the mood for muffins, after all. So he ripped it apart and tossed it to the peckish pigeons. Some of The Muffin fell into a mud puddle; some ended up under the shoes of passsers-by...but most of it was polished off by the birsa, never more to be devoured by humans. Peter ended up wandering over to a hot-dog cart and had a Mexi-dog instead.
Moral of the story: Barnes and Noble café is a rip-off. |
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