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Relentlessly pursued by creditors, King Kong fought to his bitter tragic end rather than submit to high
interest fees for his unpaid bills. It all began when the exhibit of King Kong became unprofitable due to
his continuous gorging on exotic foods and fermented fruit juices imported from Asia and Africa during the
off-hours he was not busy entertaining the curious public. After numerous bills went unpaid and King Kong's
manager absconded to an undisclosed location in South America, the services of a professional collection
agency were sought. The Boomerang Brothers, a newly formed company of Australian immigrants eager to
prove their mettle, eagerly took the case to make a name for themselves in the Big Apple. The Boomerang
Brothers were so persistent in hounding the brutish welsh that King Kong went apeschitt and climbed to the
top of the Empire State Building to escape their reach. What King Kong did not know was that the Boomer-
ang Brothers had been anticipating such a desperate ascension and were fully prepared. They launched
airplanes, several of which pulled large banners advertising their services and low-payment plans, for the
Boomerang Brothers could not pass up a golden opportunity for free public advertising during a citywide
crisis with countless eyewitnesses looking skyward, and their other airplanes were armed with machine
guns to be used with extreme simian prejudice if King Kong refused to pay up fast. All King Kong had to do
was press his thumb print onto a passing banner flown by his face in acceptance to begin negotiations at
ground level, and the financial dispute would be amicably resolved. However, when King Kong lashed out
at one of the airplanes and sent the pilot plummeting to his fiery death, the great ape made his greatest
blunder. The remaining pilots were ordered to shoot him down pronto because nobody no matter how big
or important ever messes with the Boomerang Brothers and gets away with it because their payback will
always return to the guilty source. Once King Kong's fallen lifeless body had been examined and photo-
graphed by New York City police, the Boomerang Brothers realized they needed reimbursement for their
costly expenses, so they decided to sell the gigantic gorilla's corpse before the flies and rats got first dibs.
King Kong's flesh was butchered and sold to elite New York restaurant chefs as "exotic bush meat" and
was very popular; his thick hide was cut and made into fashionable boots, wallets, purses, belts and other
leather items; his long hairs were woven into durable dirt resistant coats, hats and rugs; his monstrous
skeleton was sold to an eccentric multimillionaire collector as the center exhibit in his private primate
museum; his internal organs were sold to pet food manufacturers who canned them as culinary canine
delights in high demand by New York dog owners, and his remaining body parts were discreetly sold to
Chinese restaurants. Although the Boomerang Brothers recouped their costs by selling King Kong's king
size muscles, skin and bones, they were completely surprised when an agent from China offered them
precious jewels, gold and silver to buy King Kong's ding-dong, coveted by a wealthy old Chinese emperor
who desired more yang than yin. The sale of King Kong's ding-dong was so profitable that the Boomerang
Brothers sold their business to the Mafia and joined up with a far more lucrative business, Goldman Sachs.
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