Rant the first:
Dearest brother of mine,
I know that you are suffering from the lack of a girlfriend at this time. This is, of course, your own fault, as you just can’t seem to break free of your rigorous daily schedule (go-to-work, go-to-the-gym, go-home) and actually, you know, go places where you might meet girls; and no, strip clubs don’t count. I know that you’re still hurting from the she-demon, but please don’t pretend you’re tough and cool and don’t need any “bitches” in your life, when it’s plain for anyone to see that you are, in fact, lonely.
In addition, I would greatly appreciate it if, when you are finished with the lube, you would put it away and not leave it right next to the computer. You know, the computer where I spend most of my waking hours? Love you though I do, I don’t need to know exactly what you’re doing.
Kthxbye.
Rant the second:
Dear hair,
We’ve got a good thing going, don’t you agree? I like you. You’re simple. You’re not like other hair. You don’t demand any fancy fruity-smelling ten-dollar-a-bottle shampoo; just wash, condition, blow dry, and comb, and hey-presto, it’s all good. You’re very pretty, but you don’t feel the need to be in my face all the time. You’re cool like that. I can tie you up and there you’ll sit, happy just to be on my head. I cherish you, I really do. But you’re killing me here. It’s been, what, 10 months that you’ve been falling out on me? 10 months. 10 months of finding loose hairs on everything I own: my pillow, my clothes, my books. Why, I can simply pull loose hairs out of my head like the pacifier from a sleeping baby: no resistance, no pain. I hardly even notice that it’s gone until I see hairs all over my shoulders. I am tired of this. Why can’t you hold onto my hairs already? Why don’t you put up a fight when my treacherous hairs decide to abandon ship, so to speak? Goddammit, we’ve been together too long for this to happen. Once so thick and shiny, you’ve been reduced to a lackluster mess. Hell, in the last 10 minutes, I’ve lost five hairs. Five. I didn’t pull them, they simply fell out of my head. Get it together, man. I know we can do this. This can’t be the end of us; we’ve come too far. I’m willing to fight, if you’re willing to hold on.