At some point near mid-century, a team of researchers
will successfully reanimate the head of Ted Williams, the renowned professional
baseball player. Ted Williams died in
2002 and his body is presently cryogenically preserved (frozen) at the Alcor
Life Extending Foundation facility in Scottsdale, Arizona.
The revived head of Ted Williams will be placed on a mysterious
life sustaining “black box.” Almost immediately following reanimation, the head
of Ted Williams will embark on a full schedule of motivational speaking engagements.
Eventually, Ted’s head will decide to
run for Congress in Arizona on a third party platform that advocates placing
automatic bubblers and dish soap in all publicly held ponds. The head of Ted Williams will end every stump
speech by loudly proclaiming: “I envision a world filled with rainbow bubbles.”
The head of Ted Williams will lead the polls until a
televised debate, at which time one of the opposing candidates will suggest
that the head of Ted Williams “lacks the balls” to be a proper leader. His candidacy will ultimately collapse when
the camera crew zooms in on the ball-less life support box below Ted’s head.
Could be a twilight zone episode or a film made by Dali.
ReplyDeleteDali, for sure!
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