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Wednesday, 1 December 2010

Wile E. Coyote Finally Catches the Road Runner

Posted on 07:20 by Unknown
There are times when you become so obsessed with an idea or desire that it consumes you and turns the entirety of your life into an all-encompassing project to fulfill what has by now become your mission in life. Wile E. Coyote's obsession with catching and eating the Road Runner is a case in point.

What we may fail to realize, however, is that once we've managed to fulfill that self-imposed purpose, our life might become devoid of purpose... unless, of course, we receive a bit of help in the form of some powerful hallucination :)



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