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06/29/25 10:21 PM

#532359 RE: dukeb #532356

Parody conversation of RFK Jr's brain worm sitting down for dinner with the waiter listing the house specials.

Certainly! Here’s a playful, lighthearted parody conversation between RFK Jr.'s infamous "brain worm" and a waiter, as the worm sits down for dinner:

Waiter: Good evening, sir! Welcome to Le Cortex Bistro. May I start you off with some sparkling spinal fluid?

Brain Worm: Oh, delightful! But make it distilled—I’m watching my electrolytes.

Waiter: Excellent choice. Now, for tonight’s specials:

Our appetizer is a lightly sautéed frontal lobe with a hint of dopamine reduction.

For the main course, we have a medulla oblongata confit, slow-cooked for maximum impulse control.

And for dessert, a decadent amygdala mousse—perfect for those with a taste for nostalgia and irrational fear.

Brain Worm: Mmm, tempting! I’m feeling adventurous. Does the medulla oblongata confit come with a side of cognitive dissonance?

Waiter: Absolutely, sir! It’s our chef’s specialty—pairs beautifully with a glass of aged cerebrospinal fluid.

Brain Worm: Splendid! And could you make sure the amygdala mousse is extra anxious? I like a little existential dread with my sweets.

Waiter: Of course. Would you care for any neural pathways to nibble on while you wait?

Brain Worm: Just a small plate, thank you. I don’t want to spoil my appetite—or my host’s next debate performance.

Waiter: Very good, sir. Your order will be right out. Please, make yourself at home—preferably in the left hemisphere.

Let me know if you’d like a different twist or more characters to join the dinner!


Umm, any other deserts?

Waiter: Ah, an excellent question, sir! For dessert tonight, we have a truly tantalizing selection:

Amygdala Mousse: Rich, creamy, and just a little bit jittery—served with a drizzle of adrenaline reduction.

Hippocampal Soufflé: Light, fluffy, and guaranteed to bring back memories you never knew you had.

Neuroplasticity Pudding: Changes flavor every bite—perfect for the indecisive diner.

Classic Synaptic Tiramisu: Layered with espresso-soaked neurons and a dusting of cocoa cortex.

Brain Worm: Ooh, tough choice! I think I’ll go with the Amygdala Mousse—make it extra anxious, please. Nothing like a sweet treat with a side of existential dread!

Waiter: An excellent selection, sir. I’ll have it slithered out to you right away!


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janice shell

06/30/25 12:18 AM

#532382 RE: dukeb #532356

Yes, the worm would explain a lot. And when he went to college, the "gentleman's C" was still an acceptable grade. And it was especially acceptable for the children of the rich. Mostly the male children of the rich. The girls had a greater sense of responsibility.

Don't forget that RFK Jr was also a heroin addict while at Harvard.