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A Strange Arrival


A dwarf guy, wearing a pair of wet jeans pant & leather jacket, arrived on a city. As soon as he arrived he started looking for a store where he can buy some cassettes (the one's that play music). 

After hours he found a store that sells hundreds of cassettes, whose covers were filled with catchy colourful graphics. He glanced over the entire stock & picked a cassette whose cover was filled with stars in a blue sky. 

"Hello sir, can you play that cassette once for me ?" the man asked. 

"Sure" the seller said. 

It was a disco song whose lyrics was composed of 3 words : Am, An, Idiot. It keeps repeating those 3 words the entire song with slight pause between each words. 

"Do you like that ?" asked the seller. 

"Yes, that's my kind" 

Then the dwarf guy took the cassette & inserted it into the back of his head.  

"Hoooly shit" the seller yelled in shock. 

"What happened sir ?" 

Being scared he asked "Do you have a hole in your skull ?" 

"Not a hole. It's much like a DVD player where I put cassettes & listen music"  

"Hmm....Thaaaat's strange" the seller thought in amazement. 

So where are you from, strange man ? 

From the sky.  

What do you mean ? 

I fall from sky straight into a pool of water. 

What ?

Yeah...that's right.

It means you are an alien ?

No. I am not 

Then who are you ?

"Am An Idiot" 



 

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