Sonntag, 24. Juni 2007
What she asked of me at the end of the night, Caligula would have blushed.
budgieinspector’s last entry made me think about all of the insane people I too encounter on a daily basis. Except that I don’t live in L.A. I don’t even live in Dublin. I live in a relatively small border town that has a population of about 6,000. How is it, then, that I am constantly under attack (for want of a better expression) from perverts, deviants and the mentally incapacitated?Let me clear a couple of things up before I begin my tales of woe. See my icon? Yes, there be breasts here, but I don’t walk around displaying my cleavage on a daily basis (I’d get quite a chill if I did I’m sure). I am normally quite covered up, quiet and apparently morose looking if I am to take any of the “cheer up, it might never happen” comments to heart. Yet, even with this unstudied air of mild anti-social tendencies I constantly find myself a magnet for people who have named and have relationships with their shoes (shut up drdoom77, it’s different if they’re Blahniks).I must admit that I don’t really mind your average eccentric person chattering to me on a bus; it can help pass the time of a boring two hour journey to Dublin very well. I’ve had old ladies tell me fascinating tales of murdered sisters-in-law and institutionalised abuse in orphanages that have made my toes curl. In contrast I’ve had a yellow toothed drug addict with infected looking scabby arms and spray me with her “Tommy Girl” perfume before vomiting on the seat in front of us and passing out. Whatever bus or train I get on, whether it’s the junkie-filled 27 from Coolock or the Bus Eireann evening bus back to Cavan I’ll find some soul with a story to tell who finds my eye-contact-avoiding, headphone-wearing, staring-out-of-the-window or pretending-to-be-asleep stance simply irresistible. Fair enough, I can handle it; it’s just the ones who want to show me their genitals that really bother me.It’s not a recent phenomenon either. Unfortunately some of my earliest childhood recollections involve old men flashing at me. Don’t get me wrong, I’ve never been molested, abused or sexually assaulted but walking to school with an old man following slowly behind you with his penis dangling out isn’t exactly going to produce a golden memory. Then you had the not-so-obvious perverts who would do something innocent like ask for directions before springing their insanity on you. I recall being asked when I was about 11 where the equestrian centre was. After I told the old man he proceeded to ask me if I’d ever seen a horses cock and if I’d enjoy rubbing one. I should perhaps have been expecting it, but nothing like this ever seemed to happen to my friends.Recently my job with Video Drama has opened a new door for perverts who want to persecute me. Apart from pubs we’re the only business that opens late at night so, after being refused admission elsewhere, the crazies are drawn to our bright, welcoming glass fronted shop likes moths to the proverbial flame. After a few incidents of flashers, grabbing and suspicious liquids being found on covers in the children’s section and, typically, on the cover of the newer version of “Lolita” I have armed myself with a hollow, metal bar (the handle of an old brush). The next fucker who shows me his pole is going to see mine - and guess what? It’s bigger, redder and harder than yours pal.
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Is there some kind of yearly pedophilia festival in your town? As uncomfortable as I am with the mentally disturbed, exposure to that sort of thing would really churn my guts. The only even slightly perverse encounter I've had with a nutjob was at the laundromat: a toothless old woman with a bad auburn dye job announced to me, "I like watching men fold clothes." I happened to be in the middle of just that activity, but I had to pack it in after ten minutes of her staring and heavy breathing. I don't know if it was an honest-to-God laundry fetish, or if she was just getting her own back after a lifetime of doing men's washing, but... it was just weird.
I used to work the overnights at a resturant when I was in college.It wasn't in Chicago but a small suburb and we had the biggest freak parade known to mankind trouncing through there.One in particular was a guy that would bathe himself in the bathroom sink two or three times a visit. He also requested to have his seating area washed with boiling hot water.He kept referring to me as "DAS FRAULINE" even though I am not German, but Irish and Native American (Couldn't tell the Indian part from looking at me). He also requested that his coffee be served "three parts hot water, from the cocoa machine, not the pot, one part coffee and a cup of skim milk on the side".Then we also had Zeus. A 400 pound mentally ill man that would throw his money over the counter to see my ass. He thought he was a pipe fitter, a line backer for the Chicago bears, and an astronaut. He once followed me to my car in the evening, and after that I had to be escorted out each night and carry mace on me.
you got something against people that name their shoes? klaus and bob would be very upset with you. very upest indeed.on the upside, when i move to ireland where there is no such thing as lesbianism but there is an annual muff queen, i will fit right in.
maybe it was just the way you were folding them? it 's your stunning good looks. she wanted to treat you like a piece of meat.
Well, I was half-naked at the time, my muscles oiled, my chin stubbled, the heat of the dryers causing a light sweat to collect at the base of my throat as I flexed and folded my rough, manly garments. But I fail to see why that would attract the old bat's attention.
i think i just had an orgasm.on second thought, it's probably just something i ate.
Cue Estelle Reiner:"I'll have what she's having."Thank you, Estelle. Attagirl. Always with the comic timing. Go and have a lie-down, now, dear.
Yeah, I can sympathise with you on this, we get much the same response when we tell people to wait for a moment as we begin report at change of shift in emergency.The Mr. Mee thing was hilarious to be honest. Reminds me I have to update y driver's Licence.Thanks for the Laugh Cat. :)
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