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~First in Patrick,<br />
Young Man Dies of Irony<br />
Patrick R. Kozicky, beloved son, brother, uncle, friend and war hero, was killed<br />
tragically during a heated discussion of Alanis Morrisette's 'Ironic.' Patrick was<br />
known for his love of the singer's album, 'Jagged Little Pill,' with the exception of<br />
'Ironic.' Reportedly, Patrick and a friend were driving in dinky town, when the song<br />
came on the radio. The friend exclaimed his love for all of the ironic situations in<br />
the song. Patrick then went into a tirade, explaining that nothing in the song is<br />
actually ironic. "It just sucks. It's a song full of sucky things. The only ironic thing<br />
about the song, is that nothing in it is ironic," Patrick told his friend. "And I'll defend<br />
that until the day I die." At that moment Patrick, the driver of the car, turned the<br />
corner in front of their their destination, The Steak Knife, a favorite restaurant of<br />
Patrick's. Strangely a large pile of spoons were scattered about the street. "There<br />
were at least 10,000 of them," reported the friend. The car swerved, barely missing<br />
an employee of The Steak Knife, out looking for a place to smoke, on his cigarette<br />
break. A spoon from the street lodged itself into the front drivers side tire of the<br />
car, puncturing it. This caused the car swerve again out of control and hit a street<br />
light. Patrick, who was reportedly speeding, was thrown from the car, into an older<br />
gentleman, instantly killing them both. Then man had just won the lottery the day<br />
before, and was out to meet his wife to celebrate with a bottle of chardonnay. The<br />
bottle lay, broken on the ground between the two bodies. A homeless man, covered<br />
in dirt and flies was seen licking the wine off the street, before police arrived.<br />
"If only he'd been wearing his seatbelt, like I always advised him," his father told<br />
reporters. "He would have lived." Strangely Patrick was always one to take good<br />
advice from others.<br />
First up, I have to say that the true irony of that song is indeed the title. I've thought that<br />
since it came out. Second of all, working the man that won the lottery and died the next<br />
day, from the song? Priceless. Homeless man, great visual. Making it read like a<br />
Police report, eh. Regardless, I start the competition off with a 3 for death and a 1 for<br />
life story since there was none. It's all down hill from here.<br />
Total: 4<br />
~Next up, Cory!<br />
NB: 10,000 days = 27.3 years.<br />
On to my obit...<br />
The body of Cory "Q" Funk, age 46 and 2, was recovered last week from the local<br />
swamp where it is believed he was sucked down by an undertow, possibly fleeing