Frig Index: 4
Communism Bit: On
Location: Job, of course
I nearly forgot about the Blogger's Happy Hour. Until someone called me up. I ran. I ran. Kikumi.
And I found, at Mateo's, a testament to the smallness of the world. Dante kept saying it: it's a small world. People from all over the world. The Dansk (she knows the meaning) had a snazzy tattoo on her right arm. Kelly, who, from reading her blog, I thought was something like a preacher (in retrospect, what had blinded me?), was doing a chain smoke. Degstar dropped in, definitely a fave of mine, and did another chain smoke. I was right between. I got addicted, I swear.
Lots of other folk I just can't, for the life of me, remember. (Please, please gimme the links - I lost mine! Someone! Help! Help!)
Dennis Matanda is a capitalist. I knew that, already. But that he is that capitalist? Watch dis:
He called a guy, on phone, who was standing like 5 metres away, and said `See ... I am waving at you!' Maama, nze! Capitalist! And it was his chauffeur!
His clothes are all monogrammed. He slid his cuffs, and I saw his names there.
For a while, the propaganda nearly got me. But the unquenchable vim of the Revolution held me up. I confessed my weakness to my Mao Zedong poster, and read from the Book. I feel absolved, renewed. Like a baby. Tears rolling down my face ... [sniff] ... revolutionaries don't cry.
The first chic to spot me was Cheri. I saw the smile, the eyes, the chin, the vertical reach, the legs. For a moment then, as she blinked at me, my mind whispered: Me is in love.
Jackfruity had the cleavage again. For a moment then, as it waved shyly at me, I thought: Me is in love.
Dee had this weird thing going. She would like squirm about, pushing her top this way and that, dexterously, so you'd have to be discerning to see it. Seeing it for the third time, I knew right away: Me is in love.
Carlo is a
Now, those of us who stayed there 'til well past the 10th watch ... we escorted Dante to Worker's House. I saw the scorn on the watchers' faces: Evil, hormone-filled yuppies and their loud women. Nga we no give no shit. There was Rock Nite in the plan, but that died out, as the strolls got lazier.
Oh, and I strolled with under the stars, her arm in mine, loving gaze ... then I got the joke. I'm the punching bag, so to speak. The real bout is farther from the Afro-ed guy with Communist boots on. :'o( Kale, kale, kale.
Baz wasn't there. Burn in Hell, Baz. Frig ya. I don't want any excu ... I said, frig ya!
Joshua can be forgiven. He's gone for a while. But where were the Martinis? I swear I looked! Even under the table! My phone jammed to blog, hence why I'm doing it this late. I tried, though.
The Mao Zedong poster was sourced from here: you may wanna read.
13 comments:
frig...another BHH i missed...we want pics this time..glad y'all had a great time man..sniff,sniff..wait..im in the revolution but man, i cant help but feel a hollowness
Dennis Matanda is a capitalist. I knew that, already. But that he is that capitalist? Watch dis:
He called a guy, on phone, who was standing like 5 metres away, and said `See ... I am waving at you!' Maama, nze! Capitalist! And it was his chauffeur!
His clothes are all monogrammed. He slid his cuffs, and I saw his names there.
Bro, were you born in Russia in Runashov's time or wat? Up there is something worth quoting, that is why it is up there. Okay, since i have been generally off the scene- the name is Joe, Fat Joe, Fat Joe Slim or otherwise known as nevender.
what in blogging terms is frigging? Is it worthy of Pastor Martin Ssempa's attention and criticism, if so , allow me help him.
vive la revolution (Du Jesus)!
Why thank you...
I blushed, then I saw the rest of the text....
i'm wit Joshi on that hollowness thingy. and gwe, as u can compliment! eh!
love the clip right from cheri 2 carlo. i should swallow ma shoe and attend the next happy hour. i friggin want 2 meet 'goddess carlo'
did you delete my angry comment in which I demanded an apology? Frig me? You are the one who scheduled your fly party on the busiest day of the week!
Don't worry. Next time I will be there with my silver stratocaster.
Baz, stop feeling bombastic and pompous....mbu stratocaster!!!!
The next BHH shd be held on a Monday!!! Or Friday.. All in favour say Aye....
why can't i be a fly on the wall if nothing else?
your thoughts on mikhail bakunin? (i asked dennis, too...trying to do my part for the debate)
BHH hmm cherie almost tricked me into stepping in
i want to know how the walk ended...
@Joshi: Munange, you missed. But going away, hiding like that and all ... we need the whole crowd there. We could cordon off the whole street if need be.
@Nevender: Hmm ... I'd never survive under anybody by such names as `Runashov'. But `Valdimir Lenin' is a bit alright...
And, yes, you and Ssempa can come and teach me kung-fu about the F word.
@The One: I rarely get thanked for honesty. This I should note on the wall.
@Cheri: Ah ... and then the blush went away? Now I am not being thanked for being honest. But you'll note that you come first ... ;o) At least...
@Goddess (turned `Ish'): Yeah. Feel hollow. You should. It's worse than missing the ... [enter favourite party].
And, I didn't notice I was giving such fierce compliments. I thought I was only speaking plain truth. And you are the biggest recipient of these, so you probably know what you are talking about.
@CB: ... And you'll get to meet you-know-who! And then ... then the ... the love, the fire, rekindled!
@Baz: I said I want no excuses. This is the second time you are very practically frigging my whole month up. I swear, if you don't show up, next time, me is fetching you. With a spear in one hand.
@Cheri: Aye! Friday! When we aren't waking up at 0600h the next day!
@Scotchbiscuits: Why be a fly-on-the-wall, if you can be a VIP? And bring that George Clooney guy along. Pleeeeaaaasssseee!
@Jackfruity: You know, I always saw myself as four people: Mao Zedong, Mikhail Bakunin, Leon Trotsky, and Galileo Gall (a character from a Mario Vargas-Llosa novel who was simply a cut-and-paste re-creation of Mikahil Bakunin). But I differ from all of them fundamentally. We are all in revolution (and therefore rebellion). But I see my stuff fundamentally differently from all them guys above. Bakunin, in particular.
I am almost fanatically theist, where Bakunin was deeply atheist and anti-God. I am not really an anarchist, where Bakunin was. I am not into the segregation stuff; Bakunin was. I am not yet decided on the issue of violent revolution, while Bakunin was decidedly on the violent half.
I think Bakunin embodied the ideal of the anarcho-socialists of the 19th century (like the interesting Galileo Gall). I respect him for the insight he had (ahead, by far, of Marx and Engels, even though the latter two knew more Econ jargon), by noting truly that when the Marxists ever take power, they will be the worst form of dictatorship. But I spit at him for the points where we differ fundamentally (already mentioned), and also because I find that the anarcho-socialists of back then were generally very misguided to think anarchy (their kind or any kind) can happen, and even be good when it did. More later. My fingers hurt.
@BS: You are one of the people who simply should never, ever miss! As in, life and soul of the party. Weird character and all ...
The way Cheri never paused talking about you! I think she even said something about you coming, later on, but you didn't show up.
@Iwaya: The walk ended like so: I realised she was only doing practice on me, and I don't remember much else. A heartbeak causes me some amnesia.
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