What you thinking about Wook? [Issue 1]

Day 1,988, 08:17 Published in United Kingdom United Kingdom by WookieO
What'choo talkin' about Willis Wook?

Well I hope that this will be the start of an irregularly released series of articles where I reveal to you what I've been pondering over the last week or so. It might even give you an insight into what makes a hairy bugger like me tick.



You would, wouldn't you?

Apocalypse Now?



What would Martin Sheen you do?

Due to the ever increasing amount of post-apocalyptic fiction I've been watching and reading of late I've begun to ask myself important questions during work, on the train, or even on the throne.

Do I have enough candles/tins of food/batteries? Is my house defensible?? Have I learned enough from Bear Grylls, Ray Mears and Bruce Parry???

Would I look good clad in leather????



I've come to the conlusion after much soul searching that, no, I would not. This is slightly upsetting, but I feel I'd most definitely be able to pull off wearing dungarees, which has lessened the pain.

I've realised that I've been looking at buildings near my work and working out which one would be the best to make a stand in if needed. Fortunately I'm just around the corner from the Tower of London. I believe that'd do...in a pinch.



Off with my head?

So...now that I'm holed up in the Tower's Jewel House, surrounded by my personal guard of zombie Beefeaters and trained commando ravens...where are the women who need a hirsute, virile protector to possibly impregnate them and repopulate the world?

Well obviously this is an area I've thought of a lot....and I do mean A LOT!

As a young teenager watching The Terminator for the first time I felt a bond with Kyle Reese and I certainly felt strong feelings towards Linda Hamilton's Sarah Connor. The kind of strong feelings that a teenager employs to certain ends whilst ruining his Dad's VHS player by constantly pausing and rewinding scenes from science fiction films where boobies appear.



Ahem.

Anyway the upshot of all of this is when I wake up and find out it's a Tuesday morning, the world hasn't ended and I've still got to put the bins out, iron a shirt and then go to work...well, I feel rather disappointed.

Bring on the Apocalypse I say! A brighter future beckons...