The pilipstick

Somewhere in a nearly forgotten corner of the display case lays the pilipstick, which has the outer appearance of an ordinary lipstick, but isn’t. Oh, from the outside you can discern the gold-coloured surface, which by heavy using, or multiple carrying it loosely in the handbag, shows some scratches and stains where the gold color comes off. Also you can see that it contains two halves, the upper halve to be pulled off for operation.
But then, the inside does not contain the usually dark-red fatty lipstick substance, but instead a strip of pills comes spiralling up. It shows that it has been used, because the top 2 units are empty, but down the spiral you can observe three still filled blisters (and maybe more in the depth of the pilipstick), which each contain a small pink pill. Engraved in the pills is the word ‘fallazepam’ right above the indication ‘25 mg’.

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