The Shotgun Approach
After a failed invasion of a country with nothing but a flabby ticket-taker as the sole inhabitant (what was I thinking? It would be like conquering this guy), I figured I'd do a regular check-up post, just to have an entry.
So I have a couple things I thought I'd put to the keyboard.
First off, it storms down here more than...a place...that...storms a lot.
The nearly constant torrential downpour certainly hasn't had any effect on my mood. It's quite cheery. Makes me wish I'd have done more face-punchin' in my past.
SPEAKING of face-punchin' (although, not really...as you'll soon read) I went to see my neighbor's band perform. They weren't bad, considering it was their first show. And while the music wasn't exactly my thing, the second to last band was quite good.
Since it was a hardcore show, there was all manner of prancing around and slamming into each other and whatnot in the pit. During the fifth and final band, a ruckus broke out from the pit. There were two different fights erupting at the same time. About 14-million people were all working to break it up, so it didn't last long at all.
Since I was so close to one of the would-be-combatants (they never got past the pushing, or as I call it "fratboy foreplay" stage) I slipped one of my arms under his and around his chest, picking him up with one arm and facing him the opposite direction of the guy he was facing off with.
This was not a difficult feat, as the guy probably weighed 150 soaking wet. When I looked over my shoulder to make sure that the crowd of had indeed grabbed the other guy and I wasn't about to eat a fist trying to find it's way past me and into the little guy, the little guy grabbed my fingers resting on his chest and cranked on them like a slot machine.
Honestly in the confusion and with some adrenaline pumping, I didn't notice at first. I let him go and everything calmed down almost as quickly as it started.
About two minutes later, my finger hurt like it had been crushed by a rock.
Three matches in the ring, a few years of grappling, years of getting kicked in the face by Oscar Kallet, and a year as a bouncer at a Chicago venue and THIS is the time I get hurt?
I thought my finger was broken for two days, but it's feeling a good bit better today. I don't think a break would feel better in just five days. I have a pic, but it's not that gruesome.
ALSO...Entourage has started it's second season. While my girlfriend thinks the show is disgusting, I find it very, very funny. If you have HBO, check out a couple episodes. Jeremy Pivin steals the show whenever he's on screen.
I may have also found some under-the-table side work. As always, I don't want to jinx it, so only more on that if it comes to be.
That's all for now bitches....
9 Comments:
I have never understood why people don't want to mention something because they are afraid they are going to "jinx it." What if one of the nice people that read your posts just happen to be the key to whatever it is you are looking to do. How can anyone assist you in fulfilling your dreams, if you don't tell what they are? Unless you are more concerned about some freak jerk stealing your good idea, then hide on.
5:03 PM
Troy, is that you?
12:49 AM
I've always assumed that you did your best work under the table.
2:13 AM
Wow Anon...what a random and bizarre post. Was that on purpose?
Well, fine. The "good idea" is signing on with a courier service. They work only part time and make OK money. Let the throngs of people who can "steal this idea" wash over me.
And as far as these "nice people" go there are about a thousand and one problems with that.
1) Nobody reads this site who can assist me with my "dreams" (fag) that I don't already know.
2) Those people are development executives of cable networks and possibly venture capitalists. Those guys don't steal ideas.
3) Ideas are really, really, really worthless. Getting things off the ground is important and impressive.
I don't mean to jump on you with both feet. I suppose your heart is in the right place, but nobody has a fairy godmother that's going to sprinkle fairy dust on anyone's schemes and make them happen for them.
Empires are made by one's own hand.
Well that, or having rich parents.
11:57 AM
Flabby ticket taker.
Ouch, baby. Very ouch.
Soon, I will buy and sell you for sport.
1:11 PM
Your "jinx it" comment caught my eye-so sue me. I didn't think it was that bizarre---but---was it really any more bizarre than your random post? And the "nice people" comment was meant to be cheeky. Perhaps I should have said nnNNIICCccee ppEEOPPLLLEeee-then perhaps you would have understood...
Negative much?
7:58 PM
So, I just saw my first episode of Entourage. Sequentially, I have no idea where it falls, all I know is Jeremy Pivin was beautiful...and though I never thought these words would be uttered by anyone, so was Gary Busey.
8:48 PM
Actually Anon, I'm the positive person in my group. I run with cynics, baby.
And I have no idea what you're talking about with the effed-up caps thing.
I've seen kids do it on forums and such. I don't know what it means or really care to.
I'm sorry I couldn't understand the tone of your post. There's a familiarity at work here, and I'm not used to new readers...I'm spoiled by knowing my audience (all four or five of them) very well.
So a very crappy welcome to you to Bloggy McBloggerson.
If you don't already, you should read http://www.rgressis.blogspot.com/
and
http://nthofbigtobest.blogspot.com/
there is sometimes a dialogue between these three sites.
Thanks for reading,
Mike
9:33 AM
Mikey - I know you seem to want to fight people, and I can appreciate and certainly enjoy it. But, you're an idiot if you don't get the caps thing.
Look at your post on Monday May 30, 2005
So stupid. A shame, really. If only you were handsome to make up for it.
Mr. Hanks wants his coffe.
11:12 PM
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