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Tetrachloride
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It was big and heavy. Almost a pound. If it was lighter, I might'a been able to read 18 or even 20 pages of it. It was somthin' about some city but the guy was confused about the time he was living it. Something about it being good times and wurst of times and he didn't even know what city he was living in.
Maybe it was taken from some old Star Trek episode with McCoy and Spock trying to fuck up Kirk's head.
I will try to read two or three more pages on it tomorrow and let yiz know how it goes.
ZZenith
(4,487 posts)you can always take up knitting.
Tetrachloride
(9,825 posts)Wallace and Gromit
The Wrong Trousers
erronis
(25,288 posts)Comics are safer!
(I heard Playboy could be dangerous also.)
3Hotdogs
(15,845 posts)the mail.
Now erronis, if you're a girl, please don't read no more of this cause it's embarrassing.
But erronis did ya ever hold a Playboy - one with Ellen Page in one hand and miss a stroke and smack yourself in the eye?
erronis
(25,288 posts)3Hotdogs
(15,845 posts)find relief from the tension.
Libraries - this brings me back to my high school. I swear this story is true.
Scene. First year the town's new high school is opened. 1956. I'm in 9th grade. The librarian was late 20's or early 30's, single. One of the nicest people you would want to know.
Scenario: A couple of days into the new school year and things to be ironed out. One of them is the process to allow kids who want to go from study hall to the library and make sure they ALL get from point A (study hall) to point B, which by now, you can guess is the library.
Simple. There's a yellow pad. Sign your name on it, last kid takes the pad to the library and the librarian reads out the names.
And so it begins: " Bobby G." " Here."
"Dennis O. "Here"
"Jack C". (That was me). "Here"
"Dick Huertz". silence.
"Dick Huertz". silence.
Louder "Dick Huertz". Silence.
Even louder, "Who's Dick Huertz?"
20 young lads: "MINE ! "
The poor woman turned red, quickly vanished into her office, never to be seen for the rest of the period.
Being now in my 80's and a retired teacher, while I can look back at that episode with a smile, I still feel some guild and sadness, thinking about it.