Serve the Hive
~Among the many textbooks I use at work is a storybook for young children called "Anna's Rocket". The story involves a girl named Anna (oddly enough), who draws a picture of a rocket which somehow becomes real and takes her on all sorts of scientifically-improbable adventures. The idea is that students are supposed to listen to the accompanying CD, memorize a single page, and write down the page in class.
Today, while one of my students was writing the passage, I actually took the time to read the text...and couldn't stop laughing:


Just because I'm feeling evil today, here's an extremely disturbing image that I stumbled across in the dark, festering pits of the Internet:
~Oyasumi!
3 Comments:
Hey, where in the story does Anna get a pule rife?
Great, now I'm tempted to "add" a new section to the story, where Zerg are "commin' outa the goddamn walls!" and Anna's solution is to arbitrarily exterminate the entire species.
Nice! I can only imagine what would happen if you decided to write a kids book.
One last question: does the book end with "game over, man, game over! What the F*$k are we gonna do now?"
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