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Blanketing opinions that I'll probably regret soon.
Friday, May 27, 2005
Rolling Thunder, holy crap
Decided to take a dusk-time bicycle ride down to the mall. In case you don't live in DC, this weekend there are thousands of doods "rolling" around on their little bikey-poos in memory of some war or something. They've given it the tough name of "Rolling Thunder".
Peddling through this noisy cluster-fuck of folks in from flyover country, I was struck with an unfamiliar realization: I'm never around scary-ass white people. Never. What is it with DC? Do all DC guys wear light-blue-collared-shirts-tucked-into-khaki-pants-with-a-woven-belt- and-docksiders? My answer---having lived here for almost five years---is a sad, yes, for the most part.
Not to say that I want the fat, old and war-weary (30 years on) to barge into my city all the time, but come on people. Is there not one local white guy that can scare me? Not one?
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Holy shit that's funny.
I remember the days when I use to admire scary looking guys. Now they make me tremble.
Oh how I quiver.
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I remember the days when I use to admire scary looking guys. Now they make me tremble.
Oh how I quiver.
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