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"Sir Loaf" of Loafington Hall was a grandee of the grandest grandees, and loved to wear the most polished and shiny amour in town.Wednesday, 25 November 2020
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Sunday, 15 November 2020
JOHNNY DIVOC AND THE HIDDEN RIDERS OF TOMORROW
JOHNNY DIVOC AND THE HIDDEN RIDERS OF TOMORROW
Johnny loved Jazz and often pretended to play the double bass when travelling on the metro or a bus. He was a bit backward, but got by with a smile and a wink.
The family were from old east Europe, escaping from tyranny and servitude in an East Prussian village. They travelled to their current location by passenger ship, travelling third class, and lived in a run down area on the East side of the river Styx.
Unfortunately, soon after disembarking at the docks, Pa Divoc lost all of his life savings in a bare knuckle fight with a one armed Sicilian midget called Rocco. There after, the family worked hard at a number of sources of income, including manual labour, various nefarious sub legal activities, and selling their bodies for sex, and eventually managed to save some capital.
In time, the Divoc's managed to rent a small lock- up shop on the block by the import docks, originally selling provisions and basic goods. It was quite successful from the start, however, it was not unusual for young Johnny to get a beating from the local kids when running errands for his parents. In particular, the many bastard children sired by Rocco, the one armed Sicilian midget who gave his father a beating at the docks.
As well as selling household goods and confectionary, the shop also sold Hemp and Flax imported from eastern Europe, using contacts from their homeland and especially Konigsberg and Ebling. Occasionally the opportunity to sell narcotics was presented by additional imports from Konigsberg, and it soon became obvious that Drug dealing made them more money.
The profits from the illegal narcotic activities enabled the family to move to a larger more prominent location, nearer the main line train station and close to the towns major hotels an brothels.
It was inevitable that Johnny would become a drug addict very quickly, and as his predilection for good blow grew stronger by the day he began to supplement it with opium and other strong brain numbing salty stimulants and downers.
Living in a permanent state of inebriation and stupefaction, Johnny was drawn towards closer association with Rocco and his band of hoodlum miscreants. The north bank of the Styx had only one prominent group of hoodlums', and they went by the name of the Turdoxions.
Rocco was their leader and self proclaimed hard man of his manor.
Johnny grew older and bolder as the years passed and soon he had developed in to a six foot three, hazel eyed man about town and a seasoned scavenger of bitches. His ears and nose were slightly curved, as he drove his camper van pained blue and green, along the ocean highway with spray splattering its hood and bodywork.
After a brief spell in the military, he would often take this trip along the ocean front on his way to meet the nefarious Dr Delirious Doyle.
They had been active during various South American and European Civil Wars, and had also operated behind enemy lines during operation Yellow Brick Road. However, Dr Doyle was now an enthusiastic accomplice in the distribution of Johnny's salty hallucinogenic products, partially due his almost fanatical love of the mind bending salty snacks. However, Rocco was not on good terms with Dr Doyle after an incident at the Parkinson Institute for the clinically intoxicated and inebriated.
To be continued..........