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Awesome Style 

The highest quality something can be.

I recall something that was in fact Awesome Style. It was 1983, November 14th, I was at a birthday party with my friends at a pizzeria. My friends and I got the idea to bully my little brother. We approached him, and began teasing him about the animatronics, I don't remember what we were talking about, however. We picked him up and marched him over to one of the animatronics. We began laughing and saying my little brother wants to give him a kiss. We stuck my little brother in the mouth of the animatronic, we began laughing. Before we knew it, the animatronic's mouth clamped down, caving in his head. We stopped laughing, left in shock, after realizing what we just did. My little brother may have been dead, because of me. My dad, the designer of the animatronics, went into a deep rage after this happened. He began staying up late into the night in his workshop. I don't know what he was doing. However, I had a hunch he was trying to revive my brother, he was able to do amazing things with "Bringing things to life." but I don't know how he would bring back my little brother. A few nights after the incident occurred, dubbed "The Bite of '83" a man with black hair, wearing a blue shirt barged into my room.

"WAS THAT THE BITE OF '87?" he said.

I responded, "No, it was the bite of '83"

"Awesome Style" he said.
Mark: Hey have you heard the story about what happened at that pizzeria in '83?

Matt: Yes, it was Awesome Style
Awesome Style by TubssieJr December 24, 2021
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