Okay, I was horny. Might as well get that out into the open and admit it. Big letters. I WAS HORNY. I was wearing jeans without panties and that little square where all sections met was rubbing my pussy and creating cum soup. This didn't help because I had other classes to attend and whenever I sat down, I smelled my juices and wondered if anyone else did. It also didn't help because I wanted to stick my finger in my hole and make it cum stew!
It was late afternoon when I found myself strolling across the green, trying to ignore the other people who obviously had a life. This was the part of college that I hated because it was so much like high school. Happy boys and happy girls on the playground at recess. I growled to myself and headed for the Student Union building and its connecting bar, appropriately called, The Library.
I selected a table near the busy kitchen, knowing that I'd be left alone, ordered a tall mug and yanked my PoliSci book from my backpack. Test on Friday. Today was Wednesday and I hadn't read most of the assigned reading.
Crap! I hate college!
"You shouldn't." I heard a voice say. "It's good for your brain and you need all the help you can get!"
I looked up, expecting to find some snotty-nosed freshman standing there and found no one.
That's funny.
I thought for a moment. I hadn't said those words out loud, either.
"No, you didn't, but I still heard you."
I started looking for a microphone or something, convinced that this was some behavioral science experiment gone awry. I found nothing under the table, attached to the chair or hovering above my head. I sat back down, slugged back some beer and opened my textbook.
"Would you mind picking me up?"
I looked around again and finding myself still alone, decided on a different tack.
Where am I supposed to pick you up from?
"Behind your chair, in the corner."
I whirled around, looking down into the dark corner, moving the chair aside. Hidden in the dark shadows was an object about the size of a small basketball. I reached down to pick it up and nearly screamed as something like warm flesh touched my fingers.
"Come on! Pick me up!"
What the hell are you?
I thought, still looking down at it.
"A head. Now will you pick me up? My name's not Wilson and I'm tired of being kicked around like a soccer ball."
I bent down and picked the object up. It was, indeed, a head. It had dark brown hair, hazel-green eyes and full lips that were coated with sawdust from the floor. I held it away from my body, gingerly examining it for signs of blood or other fluids. The flesh was warm and smooth, just like regular skin and the eyes, nostrils and mouth were moist.
But a head couldn't exist without the body, could it?
"Yes, it can." Startled by the sudden response, I dropped the head and heard a shout of pain. "Goddamn it, that hurt!"
"Okay." I said to myself. "I'm losing my mind. Too many finals, too much studying and not enough beer." I dashed to the bar, ordered a shot of tequila, which I quickly downed and a refill for my beer. I pulled the chair out and sat down again, nudging the head with my foot away as I got comfortable.
"Hey! Don't fucking kick me! Pick me up!"
Okay. I'm insane.
I reached down, picked up the head and looked at it again. This time, I saw the eyes roll, focusing on me and the lips moved, trying to clear the sawdust away. Startled again, the head slipped from my hands, bounced on the floor and rolled by the side wall. I heard another shout. Without waiting to hear the response, I picked the head up again, setting it on my lap and watching in petrified fascination as the eyes once again focused on me and the lips fought to clean themselves.
"Geez, what the fuck is your problem?"
"
My
problem?" I laughed. "I've lost
my
fucking mind! That's what my problem is!"
"Well, damn it, don't drop me again! The floor hurts, you know!"
I was in the Twilight Zone, right? Sure. I was sitting in the middle of a busy bar with a head in my lap and no one seemed to notice. I took a chance and lifted the head onto the table, setting it on the flat neck stump. The eyes rotated to me, the lips pursing angrily.
"Did you have to drop me so many times?"
"What the fuck are you?"
"A head, duh!" It paused, spitting out a wad of sawdust. "Two eyes, a nose, ears, mouth, etc."
"Where's your body?"
"Don't have one. What you see is what you get."
"Cute."
The long eyelashes batted coquettishly. "You think so?"
I had had enough of this byplay. "Look, don't you know that you have to have a body?"
"Says who?"
I shoved my PoliSci book and notebook into my backpack and swallowed the rest of the beer. "Have a nice day."
"Wait! You're just going to leave me?"
"I'm certainly not going to take you with me."
"Why not?"
"Because you're a head!"