Today, after exiting the Dairy Queen in downtown Lindstrom,
located just down the road from the world’s largest water tower in the shape of
a Swedish teapot and just up the road from the famed downtown Lindstrom Swedish
Bakery, you’re going to immediately eating the Blizzard you acquired. It’ll be a custom creation, spawned by your
own foul imagination: three kinds of cookie, paired with cookie dough in the
thickest choco-vanilla swirl ice cream ever conceived. It’ll be so good, so attention getting, that
you won’t be able to put it down after taking even a single bite.
This means you’ll be driving with zero hands, since it takes
two hands to eat a Blizzard. And anyone
who’s ever driven in any place knows that driving without hands is ill advised
even under the best conditions. In
Lindstrom, near the Dairy Queen, it’s particularly ill-advised because of a
conspicuous stop sign at a major intersection.
This stop sign will add to the challenge of pulling off a left hand turn
without any hands. Paired with an
incoming freight truck, prepared to deliver thousands of to-be-pressed apples
to Lindstrom’s bakery, it will make the normal exercise of turning and moving
your car through traffic all but impossible.
You’ll die, spoon pressed into your mouth, Blizzard splayed
about the car, about your body. As you
perish the paramedic who fishes your mangled form out of the car will hear your
last words:
“Try…some…of…the…Blizzard…if you can…”
Then you’ll die, and go to a sphere of hell which is exactly
like Lindstrom except the Dairy Queen has permanently closed and the apple
tarts are all just so-so at the bakery.
Congratulations on Dying While Eating a Blizzard!
