This is for day 6 of National Sketch Writing Month. It is a monologue, with the intention of taking this character into different beats.
SPORK
Hey everyone, My name is Spork. None
of you know me, but I am the younger
sister of Icelandic super-star
Bjork. When people hear that, they
usually make a lot of assumptions
and ask, "Why are you dressed so
normal?", "Why isn't your accent as
heavy?", "Do you collect things like
human heads or ride around in a car
that is an exact replica of your
face?" but then I usually just show
them my license and they believe me,
cause how many people have the last
name "Guomundsdottir" in the states.
Plus I kind of look like my sister,
so sometimes it doesn't even come to
that. I am speaking at the National
Association of Fast Food technology
conference today, because I, along
with you all, am celebrating the
15th anniversary of the spork. The
initial invention came as an
accident, like that of many great
things, when my sister and were
melting kitchen items to see what
happened. most of these were too
dangerous or too close to the
original, like the knladle, which is
a ladle with a knife as the handle,
or the panlate, which is basically a
plate melted into the inside of a
pan. But the spork was different. So
I took out a loan, and started
mass-producing these. After the
metal versions ended up sitting on
IKEA shelves for a few years, we
decided that the throw-away
lifestyle of the Americans would do
better with plastic, and luckily,
after approaching fast food chains,
so did they. That is the history of
the spark in a nutshell, and since
my process as a human is a creative
one, please enjoy this slideshow of
the invention and usage of sparks
worldwide, produced by me, and set
to an orginal song by my sister
titled "Bow Down To The Spork Lord
(Grand Prix Mix)."
Actual slideshow presentation begins here, Spork remains on
stage watching and reacting enthusiastically, similarly to
how Bjork would react.
SPORK
Thank you so much people of the
technological fast food world. I
hope you enjoyed that as much as I
did. That concludes my presentation,
but come check out my gallery of
sporks, including ones decorated by
celebrities such as Michael Jordan
and Sting, in the lobby. Thank you.
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
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