In the Beginning (5.12.21)

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Christmas poop harmonic barbie article

MY ORIGINAL UNCENSORED DRAFT:

It is December, the Christmas month! I have tests and stress, but I don't care because I'm merry and hallucination this month! Oops, what a typo! I meant 'happy' not hallucination. But maybe happiness during A Levels is a hallucination.

Today, I watched and reviewed Barbie: A Perfect Christmas. Let us begin from the beginning, the Big Bang. Just kidding, the beginning isn't the Big Bang (who believes in that!), it's Genesis 1:1 'In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth'. Just kidding again, I'm not trying to do 'edgy' religious comedy! I am the center of the universe. The world revolves around me. The real beginning is what I did today!

The day began as all weekends do: at 12:37 pm, when I dragged my corpse out of bed after waking up just in time from a dream where I had to run to the school toilet in a rush because I was about to pee myself. I immediately went to my Christmas Studying Advent Calendar for some festive studying fun!

It says: Take the exercise book, textbook, or folder of the subject you dislike the most. Wrap it up. Now give it away.

I joyfully wrap up my [REDACTED] folder and gift it to the atmosphere by combusting the paper. Never again will I need to think of electrophilic addition mechanisms. I will substitute free radical substitution with Christmas joy! Is this a clue as to whether I dislike [REDACTED]? We'll never know. (Don't show this to my chemistry teacher; I think she is a very good teacher.)

I contemplate testing my memory by revising for one of my three tests next week, but decide against it. I instead test my memory skills by reciting the lyrics of Taylor Swift's lyrical masterpiece, Christmas Must Be Something More from The Taylor Swift Holiday Collection (2008). I practice the country accent as well. If you are confused about what's going on in this article, there is also a Taylor Swift Holiday Collection ranking in this issue so you can read that first to calm down your brain's confusion! Then come back and read this later. Or not. I have feelings made of mistletoe and holly, they won't be hurt! Actually this is a lie, later in the article they are very hurt.

After miscellaneous procrastination and actual work throughout the day, I then (finally) begin watching Barbie: A Perfect Christmas during lunch. Since it is my birthday weekend, the mothership must obey the Barbie whims of her demon spawn. Family fun!

I sit down on my little baby rocking chair, which I regularly still use for sitting. It is a bit difficult, since I am wearing my winter bear suit on top of my regular clothes in order to keep warm. Disappointingly, it is actually a big furry brown pants and a big furry brown jumper not a real bear suit. I begin to watch Barbie: A Perfect Christmas and this 'article' finally actually becomes about its title, after 500ish words.

+ watching experience

Once my eyeballs have fully melted in Barbie bliss, I sit down to compile my thoughts into a coherent review. I have already written one overly long Barbie article that nobody read but me so I intend to make this article much more friendly to non-Barbie fans by making it into this. As in, a strange piece of 'comedy' that I personally find very funny but I am not so sure if others will. I am very sure that I do not care at all though. I love writing 'funnily' too much and the deterioration of this 'magazine' means there are no editorial standards and I have full 'creative' freedom to write whatever nonsense I can poop out. If you managed to read that previous sentence, that means it's true. Yay!

+ some actual reviewing

Halfway through writing this article I remember that it is (meant to be) about music at least partially so I try desperately to recall some GCSE terms.

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