Here you have a text that was transcribed on a sheet that I changed to a mono bohemian in exchange for two dvds copied Muchachada Nui (I encourage all people to see this program because it is one of the best examples of our beloved Absurd). I believe the fable tells us exactly what he means to me absurd and can serve well as a manifesto of the same.
"There once was a dog. It was not particularly strong or fast, nor handsome to human or canine charges. In truth, neither was extremely intelligent. Even he could not be included in any particular race. It was a smorgasbord, a mutt.
lived with a human family who treated him properly. Not that they love to let their lives defending their home against thieves, but he always had food and a rug near the fireplace. Your day to day was three walks in the neighborhood, moments of games with the children in the family and a few hours of watching television while cleaning the underside with her tongue. It had always seemed a good and comfortable existence without thinking I could do something better for the rest of his days.
Just something changed. It was at a time, rather it was little by little ... a thorn stuck in his mind. You may have always been there. I told him that something was wrong or that he was wrong. The world became absurd. The whole meaning of life is disrupted.
If everything was absurd, we should make the absurd. One day in his usual walk in the park saw a pelican. It was a beautiful female. The truth is I've never seen one, but so it seemed. In a moment of forgetfulness of his master sprang from his belt and went to her. And it's fucked.
The rest of his life was quiet, the usual routine. Changed only in her deathbed. I went to see an animal that had never seen, was a cross between dog and pelican. It was the Perrícano. And he said he would conquer the world. "
