Alright punks, listen up and listen good.
I don’t have much time here, since the mafia boss of some criminal organization bent on environmental destruction is after me, and my chopping hand is getting itchy.
What? Yes, I’m an environmentalist, and a damn good one. That leads me to my first rule about college.
Rule #1 – Never suffer a litterbug to live. You see those frat boys or bone-headed cheerleaders hurling beer cans out their dorm windows, you better strap on a pair of brass knuckles and get to work saving Mother Earth. You’ll also need a strong pair of black boots with which to smash down their door in one smooth kick.
Rule #2 – Always keep a tank-top handy. You think I got where I am by wearing a coat and tie like some office slave? Electric blue and strawberry pink are my personal favorites. Not because I’m gay, but because it throws off any would-be attackers by making them think I’m gay. Like this one time this guy walks up to me in a bar and starts making sweet talk. So I knocked him out using my patented clothes liner Aikido move, and it turned out nancy boy was the world’s most wanted German cyber-terrorist.
Rule #3 – Never smile, and always squint your eyes. Smiling is highly overrated, because it makes people think you’re one of those nice guys they can trap in a net and hurl off the side of the building. Believe me, I’ve seen it happen, so keep it grim there, buddy.
Rule #4 – Negotiate like you’re speaking with Hitler himself. Lunch lady giving you a hard time about your request to moisten up the mashed potatoes? Grab her by the throat and pull her over the counter to talk some sense into her. If necessary, dunk her head into the meatball stew and pasta tray a couple times until she agrees with you.
Rule #5 – Always sleep with a loaded pistol. Chicks dig a guy who can handle a loaded weapon in their sleep. Plus, you’ll want to be prepared in case you get a late-night knock on the door by a South American guerilla gang armed with a grenade launcher.
Rule #6 - Gel and ponytails are your friends. Let me give you a simple formula that’s saved my life numerous times: Slick=Quick=Alive. When you’re sneaking up on some inept guard to snap his neck with your bare hands, the last thing you want to worry about is your dandruff. Keep the hairs pinned back, and locked tight in a tail, and you’ll survive almost any encounter. Not to mention look hot as hell at the same time.
Rule #7 – Always have a sacrificial-lamb friend. You’ll need him for when you’re surrounded by a squad of killer ninja assassins. A good sacrificial-lamb friend will hurl his body in front of yours, toss you his only weapon, and take a barrage of bullets/kicks to the groin while you make your escape. Always make sure this friend is uglier than you so nobody will care when he’s inevitably killed. If at all possible, use a midget.
Rule #8 – Tight jeans, tight jeans, tight jeans. You’ve invested heavily in those kung-fu lessons, so sport a pair of the tightest jeans you can find so the whole world can see your sexy legs when you roundhouse a roughneck in the solar plexus. If you’re wearing a leather jacket, even better. Just be sure to roll up the sleeves so your forearms are free to block.
Using my eight simple rules you should be prepared for almost anything college has to throw at you. The key thing is not to take shit from anybody. Not even your parents. Sure, they sent you fifty bucks last month for expenses, but where do you think the money really came from? Drugs, smuggling, human trafficking, you name it. The next time you see them make sure you give them a good shakedown using some of my tips from above. Tell them Steven Segal sends his love.
In the year 1878 my great great grandfather attempted the worlds first fixed wing flight over the Grand Canyon on a makeshift flying machine he named The Curious Oyster. Considering that he was 23 at the time and not married with at least seven children (which was the fashion at the time), his parents were unsurprisingly alarmed that their oldest son might crash and die without leaving any offspring to bear his name. So, to remedy this perceived tragedy, his father got him real drunk one night so that he went home and knocked up his girlfriend at the time, Esmerelda.
Two days later my great great grandfather did crash and die in his attempt to sail over the Grand Canyon. However, Esmerelda became pregnant and nine months later delivered a healthy baby boy she named Lucky. Upon giving birth, she then promptly died (as was also the fashion at the time). Lucky, my great grandfather, grew up to become a WWI hero, fathered a total of eight children, and later died trying to scale the Grand Canyon on his 50th birthday.
And the moral of the story is: Make sure if you build your own aircraft that youve installed at least a rudimentary form of three-axis control, which will allow you to steer the craft effectively and maintain its equilibrium. And also, stay the fuck away from the Grand Canyon.