Le Jungle Cat

by Columbine Quillen on January 5, 2010

Most children by the age of ten can recite a chilling version of the Legend of Sleepy Hollow or another outlandish ghost tale. At summer camp they sit around late at night terrifying one another by raising the anti each story. But the child that terrorizes like no other is always the child of an Oregon bartender. No other child has experienced the true-life horrors of the creature many simply refer to as Olcc. Stories of their pappies disappearing in the middle of the night because daddy’s server permit was at home instead of tattooed on his upper right shoulder and tales of mommy turning into an evil mummy because she told someone over the telephone that her place had happy hour on Fridays.
Most can’t believe these crazed stories. But others claim these tales are true, and some claim they must be true because they’ve heard about these rules and regulations and they’ve heard that if you break them – be petrified as you have no clue what is about to happen.
There are people who have seen this creature and they say they would never cross his path. They claim the creature once took a bartender mid-shift in deceit and then stuffed him into a black bag and threw him down a well. The bartender had no retaliation not knowing left from right or up from down so he soon relented and spent the rest of his days as a lifeless pithed bag of bones estranged from his family and loved ones.
Then there are others who have dared to knowingly cross the creature, defied his antics clueless that they were walking into an eternal trap of terror. The creature has no mercy. He thinks of the bartender as his toy, a plaything, and will torture him like a jungle cat plays with its prey until all that exists is a corpse with only a few shallow breaths. The only reason he doesn’t seal the deal is because something got caught in the trap and the writhing of fresh meat turned his attention from his floundering prey. But maybe, if we are lucky, good will defeat evil this ghost story season and this creature will be put to an end once and for all.

Jungle cat
2 ounces of Le Tourment absinthe
Drink enough so you either see a scary creature or that the scary creature doesn’t scare you anymore.

- Columbine Quillen
I am a mixologist bartender and this is my blog.

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