Local Man Buys $900 Yard Sculpture

Last week Mybane, NC native Peter-Built Rogers spent $900 on an eight-foot-tall, brass sculpture of an ostrich. Odd considering that for the last 44 years the 53-year-old has worked as a janitor at Gasless Jim's, a restuarant/souvenir shop/massage parlor/truck stop located picturesquely just off Exit 149.

This reporter spoke to Mr. Rogers during his break from squeegeeing the massage booths at Gasless Jim's. Our conversation follows, edited for clarity and ignorance.

Sun: Why spend double your monthly income on a brass ostrich for your front yard?

Peter-Built Rogers: Well, it touched me, Sun. Brought me down hard on the dirt, gone. Cried at it's avian majesty like a baby seeing a boob full of milk for the first time. Had to have the gawdurn thing no matter what!

S: Will you still be able to feed your belligerent children?

PBR: The Brass Ostrich will bring abundance. Abundance and judgement against all who wronged me or second guessed Trump. The Brass Ostrich now does my bidding.

While this reporter was in conversation with Peter-Built Rogers, his beautiful inbred wife, Mae-Joon Rogers, snuck up behind the male Rogers and beat him upon the noggin with a brown beer bottle, bitterly.

Mae-Joon Rogers (screaming like a Redneck Banshee): We were gunna send Left-Handed Earl to Snake Creek State now he gotta settle for Harvard!

After the brief, brown beer bottle beating came to an end, Peter-Built Rogers was sent to Fumbuck Regional Hospital where he was pronounced Dead On Arrival. Later, his diagnosis was raised to "Probably Alive, Maybe."

When asked the days events, The Brass Ostrich was strangely cryptic in its Sphinx-like stoicy.

In a related story, during a field trip a second grade student was offered residency at Fumbuck Regional Hospital after correctly diagnosing a formerly dead patient as "Probably Alive, Maybe."

-Insane Sun Newsography Staff

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