
My Artistic Rendition of the Bubble Girl
I love to hate people who think they are allergic to everything. These sad little peons fear all types of microorganisms. They use their hypochondria to attain special treatment and sympathy and more times than not, we all suck it up like a thirsty dog lapping up antifreeze on a hot summer day.
These people refuse to use public restrooms or touch stair case railings. Some of the more extreme wear face masks while out doors. Others install special lenses in their glasses to protect their fragile pupils from the sun and constantly apply lotions with sunscreen mixed in to prevent melanoma. These pansies are never comfortable, something always ails them and they are always sure to announce their discomfort to the entire room. I refer specifically to the woman at the office who is always cold in the summer and hot in the winter, the old man who constantly complains of aches, or the over cautious parents who disinfect every aspect of their children’s lives.
I feel ill myself over the over reactions and restrictions these people place on themselves. The only cure to my ailment is to go behind them and do everything they see as hazardous to their fragile health. I take big dumps in nasty gas stations, eat food off the floor and the only time I use disinfectants is when cleaning up fecal matter.
I frequently eat seven day old food long forgotten in the fridge, and consume eggs and milk that are long out of date, I dine regularly at the local Mexican joint nicknamed la coucaracha and I have used the same coffee mug for the past year without washing it once! I don’t wash my hands after taking pisses unless I splash some on me and if my chicken is a little raw in the middle, I keep on chomping.
Despite all this, the only time I use sick leave at work is to take in ball games with my buddies or to do something else kick ass.
I write about this in response to a news story I just read about a woman from Pennsylvania who actually lives in a chemical free bubble most of her day. The poor thing claims the outside world just makes her sick. Oh bubble girl, you poor, poor victim.
But please, do not worry about bubble girl; she is cared for by a highly trained doctor. The news story goes on to report that her local physician is an expert in the highly specialized field of pseudoscience. After all, every hypochondriac needs a good pseudo scientist to endorse their misconceptions and feed their fears!
Turns out, we have a bubble girl here at work! I have worked with her for two and a half years yet I could not tell you her name. We simply call her Bubble Girl. Bubble Girl enjoys sitting at a desk in the common area/hall way between all our offices. She used to have an office of her own, but some kind of strange odor or smell in the air activated violent allergies making it impossible for her to work. Despite the fact that she worked in this office for nearly a year before and the entire building was cleansed using a series of super, giant HEPA-filter equipped air purifiers that resembled Transformers; the air in that office still makes her ill.
At Bubble Girl’s desk is a personal fan, an air purified, a space heater and even a special foot rest that allows her to keep her feet propped up at all times. She has a special ergonomic keyboard and mouse and extra thick, padded wrist pads too. Despite having two, $10,000, high powered laser printers less than 25 feet away from her, she has her own personal, less efficient inkjet printer on her desktop. Despite having a community coffee pot (which she also sits only a few feet from), she has her own mini coffee pot.
In front of Bubble Girl, in the pathway of us office dwellers, is her own personal file cabinet covered in pictures of her children, and conveniently, four days a month is Bring Your Kids to Work Day (but only for Bubble Girl) because at least one day a week she brings her son to work with her! And all of this takes place in our office hall way.
Thanks to Bubble Girl we enjoy hot days in the summer and cool days in the winter. Bubble Girl is always uncomfortable and always sickly and the thermostat in the office is always set to a temperature suitable to meet her needs! When it gets too warm in the office during the summer, Bubble Girl turns on her personal fan. When it gets too cool in the winter, Bubble Girl turns on her space heater. Meanwhile, I’m either applying extra deodorant and wiping the sweat from my brow or wearing gloves with the fingertips cut off so I can keeps my hands warm and still type.
I love you so much Bubble Girl, you are the best!
But seriously, what’s the deal with the unfairness in all this. It’s simply a cultural injustice. We love to accommodate these candy asses. An even more important question, what is the deal with all these pussies. Are you all not ashamed to be pussies? Quit being pussies.
Say it with me everyone:
“QUIT BEING PUSSIES”
I wish I could kick Bubble Girl in the ovaries. A sharp shot to the baby maker; that would fix her. And God help me if I were to ever meet a Bubble Boy. I would be a little less inclined to keep my thoughts restricted to a blog no one reads if that were the case.
Please, say it with me again:
“QUIT BEING PUSSIES”
Thank You.
Read more about the real life bubble girl.