Yes it Does
Part XXXVIII
Time Interference II Part V
Yes grabbed some carbon and threw it at Khrushchev while they fell to the ground. The year was 1812. They hit the ground running.
The British burned the White House, so Yes threw it away and bought a new one.
“File me a hot dog,” said Walter feeling his nipples for cancer cells.
“More. More. More!” said Julia asking a fillman for directions on how to chill frozen ice cubes. But instead he taught her how to be a salesman who sells frozen urine cubes covered in stickers.
Yes found President James Madison and shoved him into a wall of nitrogen.
Khrushchev milked three cows all with his heels just in time to bag a hag into an eight-gallon golf bag.
James Madison howled.
Leon said “Inconsiderate oaf. Now die!”
“No,” protested James Madison.
“Fine. Have it your way,” Leon said, resigning from office.
Oh, by the way, Yes kicked a bucket. Then they farted. I mean disappeared.