It Came From Cum Cabana!

IT CAME FROM CUM CABANA!

a short by devin day.


Nicole was a bitch, and everyone knew it. Even the oldest, most out-of-the-loop, Deacon of her church (Our lady of Fatuousness, The Second Church of Trinitarian Baptist Methods) deliberately avoided her becoming aware of his existence, on the count of how much of a bitch she was. 

Her mother died of crabs when she was only 16; the mother, not Nicole. Darling Nikki was two at the time. She always attributed her cynical attitude about humanity to those factors. However, she was such a bitch that no one accepted that as an excuse. She was just a bitch. 

But not a single person- not even her porn addicted father- knew that Nicole was also a whore. “Who then, if not people, could she possibly whore to?” you might ask. Lo, Nicole sexually molested sick pets at the animal nursing home she volunteered at. Talk about a dichotomy. Sheesh.

Worst of all, on November the twelf, she documented the experience on film and posted it to the internet using her mobile device. “What has the world come to? Cum Cabana! Cum on in!” 

This is the earth as we know it: a few billion years old, filthy, and submerged far to deep into this symbiotic vendetta it mistakenly agreed to become a part of called life, in which, the current species it gave way to dominance, has grown so pompous with technology that they consider a synthesized saw shaped sound wave to be more art that the brushing of the wind past their ears. But still, the whole of existence, be it this dishonorable, in comparison to Nicole the bitch sucking on a sick puppies dick, isnt that bad.

licorice wasting belly bot goes to carnivore castle.

one find day, midst the shrubbery of Popper Tates alley way garden, licorice wasting belly bot was depriving ants of their meaningless lives with a black magnifying lens. 

hasanabbas:

Rough sketch: Jedi… by ~chrisscalf
you see that kitty? i do.

i am now homie
i walked all the way to the front of my apartment complex and guess what
my house key isnt the same one as my mailbox key and i was unaware
so i talked to the hoe in the office
and was like “hoe”
she said, “yea, daddy”
and i was like, “the fuck come i aint got no mailbox key for?
yea…
exactly like that

— devin day

Not Devin again!

I feel like I can’t log off of his Tumblr without writing a little note. Unfortunately, he wants a few more pictures between this and the last text post and I want to scroll on my dash… Not his. So this is going in drafts. All that means is when this is posted, it wasn’t when I originally wrote it. Is this significant? No. But I felt like pointing it out anyway.

Now that I’ve taken care of that!

Dear reader! (be it Devin and his followers)

Hello :)

Not Devin here.

Just stopping in to say hi. And give you a little bit of advice. This was told to me years ago by a friend’s grandmother and I’ve lived by it ever since:

If it’s wet, sticky, and not your’s… Don’t eat it!

(See, I feel like this is one of those things I say completely innocently until it comes out of my mouth. And then I realize…)

And with thatAlright, peace out homes!

-Not Devin

sunflowerbudz:

Dinner #avocado #sriracha #myfave
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Wright Brothers’ Flying Machine Patent, missing from the National Archives
December 17 is the anniversary of the Wright Brother’s historic first flight in 1903.  For most, it’s a day to celebrate a pivotal milestone in aviation history.  But here at the National Archives and at other archives, libraries, and museums it’s a reminder of the threat that cultural institutions face on a daily basis.  The patent for the Wright Flyer is missing—presumed stolen—last seen in 1979, and it’s not the only item missing.
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