Friday, December 10, 2010

Waves

A wave happens to be quite a few things! A wave could be something swimming in the air above water, but still connected. It could be a nifty hand motion which loves to greet others, or if not, just a nifty hand motion. Also, a wave is an invisible buzz that annoys the brain juices out of you while you're sleeping.

At the beach, you swim your surf board into the ocean, then hope a wave comes. When you stand on the board, you spot your best friend on the shore. He waves to you, signaling that it's okay to start because he's ready to dash to Northern South Dakota before you crash. His wave glides across the sea toward you, and you are participating in the sport you've always participated in!

The Wicked Witch of the Dust Pan (Dust Pan meaning The Secret Lab in Your Basement that Nobody Knows About,) uses the power of the Wave to attack her enemies! She vibrates her hand with the special hand massage machine that she set on high-power. It's so powerful that it waves her hand into magic, just like churning butter with a vibrating phone! The magic causes people to do the wave around every stadium in the world, causing major uproars of commotion, buying television remotes, and yelling. The moon dives down toward the Earth, making bigger waves, and then we all realize that it's just New Year's Eve in New York.

A wave can turn invisible, transforming it's visibility into annoying buzzing energy waves. A fire alarm will do this same thing. It uses it's hand-massaging powers to convert smoke into electricity for the alarm to change it's green light to red. Then it triggers a siren to alarm everybody enough to run screaming into the middle of the road. After that, Eugene, the Taenormak flies over the city inside his spacecraft, a shooting star. You can't see him because he doesn't want you to see him.

Just like most everything in the world, waves have power of all sorts. Waves even have metaphoric electricity, but you can just figure that out on your own.

Randum Donut: Glazed, cream-filled, rainbow sprinkles.

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