Disintegrated


In the year 2258,
C.R.O.T (Cellular Recombination of Organic Tissue)
is the largest multi-planetary corporation in the solar system
This is their most popular subspace commercial ...


Step into the cosmic shredder,
get your undesirable cells vaporized instantly
Then get your new ones recombined into your genetic matrix
All this for a very small nominal fee
Is there a part of you that you want to let go,
come to us,
CROT,
we're the cellular recombination pro
We're the best,
nobody tops us
We got the technology you can trust
Do you have a missing gene in your DNA,
well, let our company fix that,
come on in right away
Come to CROT
We have what you need,
we can expand anyone's capabilities ...
for a very small nominal fee
We will give you a new genetic makeup:
you can think faster,
have sex longer,
Have a body more stronger,
slow down the aging, make you live longer
With CROT you can't go wrong
This is a life changing offer,
so tap into your neural phone and call us
CROT is the place to go
CROT,
we're the cellular recombination pro
We're the best,
nobody tops us
We got the technology you can trust
All this can be yours, for a very small nominal fee
Welcome home the new you
at the end of the day
Let CROT disintegrate all your flaws away
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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Hoffman Avatar
December 31, 2016 at 6:39 PM
I agree with Janis; increase of knowledge abounds these days; great sci-fi poem Freddie!:)
Medders Tobechi Avatar
December 30, 2016 at 4:34 PM
This is coming to pass much quicker than we realize. I don't think we'll have to wait a thousand years. Interesting selection and you put it together well.
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