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 #190 VENT" by J.P. Rayne, Originally written September 10th, 2002 
 
    
 The
vent in the floor is open. The air forcing itself through  is a powerful
entity.     
The
furnace  the heating and cooling system  might just blow  shut off 
shut down
completely  were it not for these vents.     
What if we humans had vents  like the ones in the floor  under our
arms?  When
the heat is on and the pressure is too much, wed just have to lift up our
arms  maybe only ONE sometimes  to feel relief. 
Or do the Funky Chicken  a dance made popular in the 1970s which
involves bending the elbows, letting the forearms drop down, the knees bend, the
butt stick out, and the elbows go up and down like flapping wings.     
What would it be like if whenever we needed to vent, we only had to lift
our arms and open those vents? 
     
Wed see people driving  with one arm lifted - maybe TWO at long
stop lights.     
Wed see people standing in line-ups at stores  and in banks 
with their elbows straight out and up  vents fully engaged.     
And what if these vents could be designed to more efficiently release and
clear out the toxins our skin is meant to? 
What if we had a switch  kind of like the button on the self-cleaning
oven  that we could push or switch  to start the process? 
And some kind of ON AIR light could appear on our forehead  or
across the lower back (for the higher paying clients, who wish for anonymity)
 that would warn others and confirm for ourselves that DETOX IS (indeed)
IN PROGRESS.     
The only problem, it occurs to me now  is when Detox is in
progress and the liver is doing its rejuvenation thing  thats when
anger is most likely to bubble up. 
     
So this venting circuitry would have to be dual. 
It would have to be capable of venting anger, frustration, fear  any
and all so-called undesirable, often inexplicable 
even un-nameable emotions - in an entirely different way. 
And it would have to be able to detoxify the system at the same time.     
No problem. Two arms  a different vent for each! J.P. Rayne 
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