Bosworth: An Online Humor Magazine Brimming with Unearned Self-Importance

 

Vol. 1 No. 8
November 2007 
 

Bosworth Magazine Archives

Mel G., Not-Dead Average American, Would Kill for Some Anxiety Medication

Mel G

First off, I want to thank "Bosworth Magazine" for providing me with a safe, anonymous venue to make my voice heard. I'm just your average blue collar, middle-American family man with a haunting suspicion that the Jews are responsible for all the world's wars. But I'm not here to talk politics. I want to know, is anyone else having as much trouble as I am in getting a simple prescription for anxiety medication?
 
I've been to seven doctors, and they all say the same thing. There's simply no anxiety medicine to spare.
 
I hear almost every day that pills like zoloft, wellbutrin, and paxil are over prescribed. Every average Joe with a toothache and mommy complex can get fast access to his drug of choice. Drugs are just pouring out of the pharmacies like rufied kool-aid at a frat party.  

Not Deceased but Still Curmudgeonly

I would like to drink some of that kool-aid. Why can't I have any kool-aid?
 
I walked out of my local pharmacy the other day and noticed someone had installed a couch/water fountain unit just past the exit to the store, in the mall common area. At first it seemed like a fairly normal thing. Couch. water fountain. Then I did a double take.
 
What is this couch/water fountain unit for? can it be that our society had become so dependent on its prescription drugs that an entirely new demographic of people must stop a few yards from the pharmacy, down their blue meenies with the help of a refreshing drink, and pass out on the public couch in a cesspool of drug-induced relief? have we become so dependent on drugs that we can't make it to local bar, where we might toss back our pills with the relaxing aid of a syrupy whiskey shot?
 
And if all these signs are accurate, where's my anxiety medication? Why can't daddy have some medicine? 
 
I have stress, people. No joke.
 
I'm trying to make a movie about wolves that's four hours long and completely in the language of wolves. I'm trying to convince Danny Glover to make Lethal Weapon 5. And everywhere I look, I see Jews. Jews with a vengeance.
 
What's an average guy like me gotta do to get some zoloft? Kill a dude? Torture dogs? Make out with a guy? I'll do it, people ... I'll do anything. Mel G needs a taste of the good stuff.


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