A Crowd Surfing Fat Guy…
Is a magnificent sight to see. It’s one of those situations that defies all laws of nature, and shatters all preconceptions one has about possibilities.
Like the little train that could, the crowd watched. As this gentleman (not pictured as he was surprisingly quick.) Stood at the edge of the stage and thought to himself… “I think I can, I think I can…”
While the members of the crowd engulfed by his shadow looked up in horror, thinking quite the opposite… “We hope he doesn’t! We hope he doesn’t…”
With one smooth movement, the massive man took flight. In under a second, his full weight was now on the poor people nearest the stage. Obviously these people weren’t holding him up so he could crowd surf, they were trying to stop him from crushing them. They managed to carry him for about 5 feet, and proceeded to put him down kindly on his face.
I love a good punk rock show.
Here’s Less Than Jake rockin’ out. (Sorry I didn’t get the fat man flying. But it wasn’t from lack of effort.)
Dave2Go
Facial hair is a privilege

Total cost of products - $67.00, Time spent in preparation - 3 hours, Being able to hold 4 beers in your beard - Priceless
It can be shaved if you disrespect the rules and regulations of the brothers of the beard. You hear me, sideburns going across your cheeks, ending in a point near your nose guys?!? Or anyone with lines in your otherwise flawless beard, not caused by the act of shaving whilst hungover, or fellated.
If you think your facial fuzz falls outside of the rules and regulations, be careful. Your bros may have read up on the rules. If they have, and find you guilty of having unfit bristles, you may end up at the end of a straight razor after eight shots or so. That is the appropriate measure to be taken afterall. Be careful out there, it can get pretty hairy.
If you still find yourself unsure, or are wanting a change. Check out Hunch for a quick assesment, and facial hair reccomendation.
I bet you’ve never…Hit a stranger with a newspaper.
So I’m in A&W the other day, already ordered and moved to the side. Mmmm. Sirloin baby burgers, mmmm. But I digress.
Out of the corner of my eye I spot an older gentleman ordering his food. This is normally nothing out of the ordinary, except this gentleman seemed to have an odd pet. Perched on his right shoulder was something I knew was living, but wasn’t sure what exactly he was carrying around up there. My curiousity peaked enough for me to move in for a closer look. Abandoning my friend behind mid-sentance, I proceeded to cut through everyone in line to get a closer look.
As I got closer I realized it wasn’t a pet that was perched there, it was a wasp. Not anything to worry about really, but still, I didn’t want to see him get stung, especially if he turned out to be alergic. Also not wanting to worry him, or cause a big scene. I walked up to the counter beside him, rolled up a newspaper that was so handily placed by the register, and waited patiently until he was done ordering.
At this point my friend had already started into the “I don’t know him phase.” She knows me too well and is used to seeing me doing strange things. It also seems that others in the place were curious as to what I was up to. Strangely though, no one else seemed to notice the wasp on this guys shoulder, almost neck now.
“Excuse me sir,” I say after he has finished ordering.
“I just need you to hold still for a second while I…”
I start whacking away at his neck with a rolled up newspaper. I didn’t have time to finish telling him why I am beating him down. It started to crawl down the collar of his shirt as I was trying to warn him. He, the young girl at the counter, and everyone else is now staring at me oddly. I reach in to his collar and pull out the battered wasp, and now everyone gets it. People put down thier phones as they now realize it’s not a police matter at all.
I’ve never recieved a round of applause for anything in my life. Little did I know my first would be from a crowd at a fast food restaurant, for beating an old man with a newspaper. But hey, I’ll take it. No free burgers for this guy though, what is a hero to do.
Too much?
Always the competitive one, I recently started a photo scavenger hunt with some friends through blackberry messenger. It has proved to be highly entertaining, and a little more challenging than I first expected it would get.
The list has become a weird one indeed. On it, are such things as…
* A brewery
* A cat jumping (while in mid air)
* A darwin fish car accessory
* A dude doing the roger rabbit dance!
* A muppet
* A newfie flag
* A zombie
* Barbie doll, giving ken doll head
* Have a nice day spelled out in alphagetti!!
* Identical twins
Needless to say i’ve been going to town on the list, Knocking off quite a few. I thought i’d share one of the more recent items to be knocked off.
This was harder than it sounded. And what’s more is we decided to do more than what was asked for. It ended up not taking too much work or being that messy. But it could’ve ended much worse.
I’m not gonna call this one over zealous, no. I’d much rather label it as awesome, or well played. But, call it what you will.
What’s in a name?
Driving home late one night after a frustrating weekend away, I was suddenly overwhelmed by hunger. I decided stop at the next truck / rest stop to fulfill my stomachs wishes. Pulling off the highway I realized that this was not a stop & shop kind of place. There were limited parking spots, most of which were filled with truckers there for the night, a gas station, and a double drive thru McDonalds with no option of going in to order.
Being too hungry and not knowing where the next rest stop would be, I proceeded to lane number two. This turned out to be the wrong choice. As I sat in lane two, I watched car after car parade through the lineup of lane one, as if they were taunting me, laughing at my choice in fast food drive-thru lanes. My frustration and level of hunger grew. After waiting there for another 15 mins or so not moving anywhere, and still not having even ordered, I decided to change to lane one. This took some fancy maneuvers to do, but luckily I also go by the name of Johnny Maneuvers, so this wasn’t a problem.
So there I was, at the end of lane one, back where I started more than 20 minutes ago. I started feeling sorry for the poor saps still over in lane two. Why couldn’t they have just upped and followed me to lane one, instead of just letting me leave them like I was Jerry Maguire and they were the people from wherever it was Jerry Maguire worked? “Screw ‘em!” I thought.
This was lane one, and it definately wasn’t moving as fast as it was when I was watching with awe from lane two. Suddenly lane two started moving again. “BBAAAAAHHHH!!!!” I growl, my stomach joins me. After ten minutes, we’ve moved one car length, the most I’ve moved since starting this “fast food” adventure. On top of that, lane two now seems to be moving at warp speed. I was ready to pull out my maneuvers again and scurry back over to lane two to capitalize on this moment. Nope….Now lane two was backed right up to the highway as people were noticing the cars not moving in lane one, now including me. Damn.
At this point I figured I could get to the next rest stop, no matter how far away it would be, before my luck would change playing musical drive-thru line-ups. So I started my car and away I went. Or not….Just as I started pulling away to my left. A trucker came in to get some rest, pulling in quickly and parking his big rig in the spot that bordered the left of lane one. I was now blocked. There were cars behind me stuck as well, cars to my right parading through on their way to fast food heaven, and now a two trailered big rig flanking me on the left. So I put on my right turn signal and turned slightly towards lane two. Hoping someone would have pity on me and let me in their glorious line-up. Nope. I had no choice, I was destined to lane one….Crap!
Time slowed to a crawl, the lights on my dashboard dimmed, I knew that meant my radio had to go off. Now all I could here were the tormenting echoes of my former lane mates ordering their meals. “Please pull through.”…….FUUUUUCK!!! I managed to tune this out after 15 minutes or so, and waited another five after that before I got curious, ok Fed up was more like it. So I got out of my car and proceeded to the front of lane one to see what the problem was. It turns out someones brakes were seized and their car couldn’t move, a tow truck had been called but would be a while. I made my way up to the window of lane one anyway, guided by starvation. I talked to the lady at the window and pleaded with her to serve me some food to take back to my car. For some reason she refused, despite my desperate pleas. “Alright then!” I said strongly. (Obviously I’m paraphrasing, what I think I said was…”You bitch!” or something like that.) Then proceeded to walk to the end of lane two, determined to eat. Not sure if anyone is aware of what kind of reaction you get out of people while standing in a busy drive-thru lane, awaiting service. I know I wasn’t. But at this point I could care less how people wanted to look at me, and successfully tuned the majority of comments out. I wanted food!
Making my way through lane two on foot now, it didn’t take all that long to place my order and finally hear those magic words….”Please pull through.” Before getting to the window though, I noticed the towtruck arriving to get lane one moving again. “Figures” I think to myself. Then I remembered I wasn’t actually in my car sitting in lane two, I was standing here. My car was still holding place in lane one, blocked in, but not for long. Shit. I was still 4 places back from the first window, and 6 from getting my food. I pondered…. ”How is this going to play out?”
An idea sparked! I just needed to talk to the person behind me and ask them to hold my spot while i pull my car clear of lane one, hopefully into lane two. The unshaven gentleman behind me agrees to hold my place, but not without a price, “For ten bucks” He says. I come back with “What?” (I’m so clever.) He tells me that he is in a hurry to get somewhere and that he will be holding up the line… At this point I stop listening. “Here’s your damn money!” I scowl at him, and run to get my car. “Finally” I’m thinking, “On the home stretch.”
I couldn’t believe it, finally after costing me double what it should have, a lot of frustration, and an hour and a half of waiting to get “fast” food, I was going to get it. Pulling up to the second window I was proposed with a question that instantly made it all better, and brought a smile to my face. “Is this for here, or to go?”
Dave 2 go



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