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Awkward Alert!: Roommates Probably Shouldn’t Have Human Centipeded at the Beginning of the Semester

Jonah Wineberg

For as long as universities have existed, roommates have fallen to the classic blunder of becoming intimate with each other early on and facing a year’s worth of discomfort. Of course, we’re talking about roommates forming a grotesque human centipede at the beginning of the semester. The members of Rowell Jackman’s room 429 took this hasty step and are now facing the consequences of a post-human centipede dorm atmosphere. 


“It seemed like an innocent idea at the time,” said Aubrey, the former head of the centipede. “But now it just feels a little weird running into someone in the kitchen who had their mouth sewn to my butt, especially when they ask for a bite of my food.” 


While the shared arthropodic history is a source of discomfort for some, it is a source of heartbreak for others. “We had something good going,” declared Blake, the centre of the centipede. “I really felt like I was in the middle of something special.” Max reportedly still offers up the idea of “a sneaky link," repeatedly stressing that The Boundary to specify that he is referring to a sneaky link of mouths sewn to buttholes.


“Yeah Max is a freak,” said Casey, the tail of the centipede. “They were into the whole thing a little too much. Get over it! I’ve moved on to better and longer centipede chains, and so should Blake.” Hopefully, this experience will act as a lesson to future roommates to avoid a shortsighted venture such as this and simply have sex with each other

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