What would you do if you were the last person on Earth?
I thought about it, and although I'm sure I would eventually go crazy, I would start by having a lot of fun.
First I would go to Washington D.C. Firstly, I would bathe in the reflecting pool. Then I would go to The National Museum of the American Indian, where I would shave my head into a mohawk, paint my face with warpaint, grab a tomahawk, and head to the National Portrait Gallery of the Smithsonian, and slash Andrew Jackson's portrait in the Hall of Presidents. I would also hack Custer's buckskin coat to little bitty shreds, along with any other artifact that displeased me. Bush's portrait would placed on the floor and be used as my personal toilet. Then I would take The Napoleon I Diamond Necklace from its case and wear it. The Hope Diamond necklace is bigger, but I'm not touching it because its supposedly cursed. I would also take the crown that Napoleon gave Empress Marie Louise. I'm the Empress now, dammit.
Then I would go to the Pentagon, and paint a giant peace symbol on its roof. Afterward, I would go the Lincoln Memorial, climb onto Lincoln's lap, and tell him what a good little girl I've been and what I want for Christmas.
After doing this, I would go into Congress and put animal carcasses, stuffed toys, store manniquins, and dolls in the seats. Then I would preside over the Senate and cast tiebreaking votes between the Roadkill Party and the Dolly Party.
Then I would go to the White House, where I would strip naked on the lawn, daub myself in body paint and a strap-on dildo, apply some "Parental Advisory" pasties to my nipples, and blast the most obnoxious punk rock imaginable from a boom box as I danced wildly.
Then, naked and sweating, I would enter the White House's Executive Residence, find which presidental bedroom was last used, masturbate furiously on the bed, wipe my vulva on the curtains, and slide down the banister of the Grand Staircase. Wheee! Then I would go in the Oval Office, climb onto the desk, and loudly proclaim my might.
Then I would have a pleasant walk in the White House Rose Garden.