Fedele
TNPer
The other day I went to a baseball game. I sat back in my seat and watched the Astros tear Colorado a whole new asshole and wished I had gone ahead and bet money on them. In nine innings the score was at a remarkably close 12 to 2 in favor of the 'Stros. I always loved watching anything from Colorado get its ass kicked. It all goes back to my childhood (4 years ago).
I knew this kid named Tommy who always used to screw with me. When I had first moved in that neighborhood he tried to attack me from behind my back. I grabbed him by his arm when he came after me and I flipped him over my shoulder like a bag of horse feed and slammed him on the ground so hard I felt my own bones rattle. You would think the bastard would have learned his lesson. He was bigger than me and stronger than me so it frustrated the hell out of him that I was a much better fighter. Time after time he would come after me and I would kick his ass with my relentless barrage of punches. I used to laugh as I walked away from him sprawled out across the ground amused with the repeated irony of him starting a fight in all confidence and finishing it with his back on the dirt whining about me being a son of a bitch. I love my family very much so insulting them never went over well with me but I let this slide as the pointed words of a defeated opponent. I never started fights with him but I always enjoyed them. They were a good way to let out steam. In between fights we would even hang with a polite dislike for each other. His whining about Texas and how everything was dangerous bothered the hell out of me and made me wish he would start a fight with me. Sure enough, shortly before I left Humble, the kid started after me again and I laid him out on the ground. He had a black eye or something; it wasn't too bad. I walked off not wanting to get my hands messy before dinner but he had other plans. After his usual "You fucking son of a bitch" I never even bothered to turn around. He was kind enough to turn me around and fill my vision with a single fist that rung the bell for round two. Like I said, this kid was stronger than me so that unexpected punch made it feel like I had loose change flying around in my skull. He was on top of me punching my face but I already had my adrenaline going again. I flipped him over on his back and took a hard hook at his temples on the side of his head and balanced it out on the other side. I kept doing this as he looked like he was about to cry and felt his hand come up to grab my shirt like a man trying to pull himself out of a lion's den. I shoved my knee into his face hard enough to split his lip and continued this for some time. I got up, tired from the work out, and walked off amused to noticed that he still tried to curse at me through the blood coming into his mouth from his lip split from corner to corner. That kid never messed with me again and told me his head had hurt for the whole night and the morning.
So it was great to see Colorado get their asses handed to them. I went again this Sunday and watched the 'Stros swing pink bats (Mother's Day + Breast Cancer) and Pettitte shut them out. I love the Astros.
I always see the most interesting people at the baseball games. We have season tickets down the left field line andtwo Italian guys sit in front of us. One guy, big with a little beard, wore a Clemens jersey and reminded me of Clemenza from The Godfather. He wasn't jolly like Clemenza, far from it, but he definitely fit every other bit of the role. The guy next to him had a Micheal Corleone type of personality that seemed to say that he knew he was surrounded by idiots but he didn't let it bother him. He probably only stood up once during the game and I don't think he even clapped then. Neither of them really clapped. They just watched the field like they were watching a drama and Micheal bought two beers for them. Funny: I never saw them drink the beers but they always seemed to be empty by the end of the game.
It isn't always interesting people, though. I walked my younger brother to the restroom and I saw a guy who looked like he had purposely bumped into him in the hall. He started to stand too close to him when the hall was crowded, in my opinion, but was polite enough to quickly relocate himself after I gave him a look like I would wiggle some teeth.
Mother's Day: I went to Foley's and bought this perfume I remembered my mom mentioning months ago. I went up to the counter like a real pezzonovante and said it was cheaper than I thought it would be when the sales lady said it was $70-something.
That's all.
I knew this kid named Tommy who always used to screw with me. When I had first moved in that neighborhood he tried to attack me from behind my back. I grabbed him by his arm when he came after me and I flipped him over my shoulder like a bag of horse feed and slammed him on the ground so hard I felt my own bones rattle. You would think the bastard would have learned his lesson. He was bigger than me and stronger than me so it frustrated the hell out of him that I was a much better fighter. Time after time he would come after me and I would kick his ass with my relentless barrage of punches. I used to laugh as I walked away from him sprawled out across the ground amused with the repeated irony of him starting a fight in all confidence and finishing it with his back on the dirt whining about me being a son of a bitch. I love my family very much so insulting them never went over well with me but I let this slide as the pointed words of a defeated opponent. I never started fights with him but I always enjoyed them. They were a good way to let out steam. In between fights we would even hang with a polite dislike for each other. His whining about Texas and how everything was dangerous bothered the hell out of me and made me wish he would start a fight with me. Sure enough, shortly before I left Humble, the kid started after me again and I laid him out on the ground. He had a black eye or something; it wasn't too bad. I walked off not wanting to get my hands messy before dinner but he had other plans. After his usual "You fucking son of a bitch" I never even bothered to turn around. He was kind enough to turn me around and fill my vision with a single fist that rung the bell for round two. Like I said, this kid was stronger than me so that unexpected punch made it feel like I had loose change flying around in my skull. He was on top of me punching my face but I already had my adrenaline going again. I flipped him over on his back and took a hard hook at his temples on the side of his head and balanced it out on the other side. I kept doing this as he looked like he was about to cry and felt his hand come up to grab my shirt like a man trying to pull himself out of a lion's den. I shoved my knee into his face hard enough to split his lip and continued this for some time. I got up, tired from the work out, and walked off amused to noticed that he still tried to curse at me through the blood coming into his mouth from his lip split from corner to corner. That kid never messed with me again and told me his head had hurt for the whole night and the morning.
So it was great to see Colorado get their asses handed to them. I went again this Sunday and watched the 'Stros swing pink bats (Mother's Day + Breast Cancer) and Pettitte shut them out. I love the Astros.
I always see the most interesting people at the baseball games. We have season tickets down the left field line andtwo Italian guys sit in front of us. One guy, big with a little beard, wore a Clemens jersey and reminded me of Clemenza from The Godfather. He wasn't jolly like Clemenza, far from it, but he definitely fit every other bit of the role. The guy next to him had a Micheal Corleone type of personality that seemed to say that he knew he was surrounded by idiots but he didn't let it bother him. He probably only stood up once during the game and I don't think he even clapped then. Neither of them really clapped. They just watched the field like they were watching a drama and Micheal bought two beers for them. Funny: I never saw them drink the beers but they always seemed to be empty by the end of the game.
It isn't always interesting people, though. I walked my younger brother to the restroom and I saw a guy who looked like he had purposely bumped into him in the hall. He started to stand too close to him when the hall was crowded, in my opinion, but was polite enough to quickly relocate himself after I gave him a look like I would wiggle some teeth.
Mother's Day: I went to Foley's and bought this perfume I remembered my mom mentioning months ago. I went up to the counter like a real pezzonovante and said it was cheaper than I thought it would be when the sales lady said it was $70-something.
That's all.