@earl-of-trumps saidIs that your contribution to the thread earl?
Yes. Getting caught talking to you, b-hole.
Best you can come up with...right now you are are at the bottom of good posts!
Thanks for trying!
-VR
@very-rusty saidhe's not too bright
Is that your contribution to the thread earl?
Best you can come up with...right now you are are at the bottom of good posts!
Thanks for trying!
-VR
but does have a way with words
I blush just thinking about him
awkward
It was a hot summer’s night about 25+ years ago and my wife said she thought there was a bat flying in our bedroom. I turned on the light and sure enough there was the wee beastie. I said not to worry I’d take care of it and asked where the kids butter fly nets were. She said in the garage(a stand alone bldg about 50ft from our back door. It was about 3 in the morning. At this point in my story I’ll mention that in the summer I sleep “ aux natural”. I run across the lawn to the garage and as I’m running back to the house a car, with a couple in it, pulls into the driveway and, like a deer caught in the headlights, I freeze. There I am naked holding a butterfly net. I can only guess at the conversation happening in that car. I’ll end my tale with, I caught the bat and my wife and I had a good laugh, her saying that she hoped it wasn’t anybody we knew.
@phil-a-dork saidThe mention here of the "big black dude" is NOT racist, in my opinion.
I farted on a subway car and it was so bad almost everyone got off at the next stop. A big black dude stood up and looked at everyone and said "who was it?!"
I busted out laughing and he points at me and says "it was yoooooouuuu!"
He shook his head and got off.
I laugh about that still and it's been almost 20 years.
It's relevant to know who exactly was getting in your face. If Mike Tyson demanded to know who farted, as opposed to some small wimpy white guy, it dramatically changes the context of the situation. You could have gotten your a$$ kicked in one scenario, which is what adds humor to the story.
No racism here.