Yes it Does
Part XVIII
Building a House
Yes was wanted for murder. He shot a house in the head. Seeing the error of his ways, Yes took it upon himself to construct a new house for a family of ocelots.
During this reconstruction, someone dropped a wheelbarrow on Yes.
“Sorry, I can’t make promises. Next time die,” said a gawker.
Yes climbed up the house’s frame and picked up the gawker. Yes gave him a pacifier then threw him into a garbage truck.
“It does yes,” said Yes.
Yes built the house out of straws, napkins and reams of paper which read “Nail me. I’ve eaten green oranges from mangoon.”
Yes crawled through rivets, girders and boards to blow up a balloon, which would function as structural support.
“It,” said Yes. Yes ate a mealworm and threw a pile of marron stickers. Marron as in flagstaff mortuaries. Yes loved mortuary.
Everything was turning out all creaky and rickety and he needed more time so he stuffed the house in a suitcase and shoved it in the overhead compartment. It’s just as well. Those ocelots never intended to pay anyway.
The end.