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Offline DeanTheCoot

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Re: July 09 Quitters
« Reply #63 on: May 18, 2009, 10:21:00 PM »
There was time, before I was married with a little newt, when my life's only mission was to defrock girls and bite, suck, lick or eat their skin or some bodily fluid.

I had quit drinking, so I couldn't sit alone in the woods and mumble to myself anymore. I had a lot of energy to burn. Being sober, I realized that extremely drunk girls were vulnerable. Not in the date-rape sense, but in the easily-conned sense.

The fact was, sex didn't really interest me. I just wanted to make people do things they either didn't want to do or normally wouldn't do. In some circles, such people are called "sociopaths."

But anyways. This all leads back to dip, and let me tell you how:

One night, I was in the bar with four or five friends. Because I was sober, my speech was solid and, in turn, I was irresistable to women. I also did not smell like puke or hamburger, and my eyes looked really pretty. Did I mention that I am also a very gifted dancer? Girls like dancing.

I decided to lay my skills into a tall young thing. Not a knock-out, but not Helen Keller, either. WASTED. That was why she became my mark. Absolutely don't remember her name, but she lived in a nearby town, and she kept asking me if I knew so-and-so and so-and-so.

Of course, I told her I knew ALL of them, and I made up fun stories.

Also, I told her that I was a commercial jet pilot.

Not much later, I had her pinned against the stall wall in a putrid men's room. I was kissing her and biting her neck and whatnot. She was giving me a handjob and blabbing about her horses or some shit.

Up until that point, I hadn't realized that I still had a fatty in my mouth, because I had been spitting on the bar floor. But now, I was chest to chest with this chick, and I couldn't divert myself to spit.

I decided to be resourceful. Every time I laid my lips on her shoulders, I let a little bit of spit run out of my mouth and onto her back. Before I knew it, I was pretty much spitting all over this girl. Into her hair. In her ears. I unbuttoned her jeans and started spitting directly into her panties.

(I do still remember what her stomach/pubus area looked like. It was nice.)

Honestly, the girl was so drunk that I could have been dripping hydroflouric acid on her, and she wouldn't have noticed.

I didn't feel bad about it because no self-respecting person should end up in a bathroom with a stranger.

Even if he IS a fine dancer.

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Re: July 09 Quitters
« Reply #62 on: May 14, 2009, 12:57:00 PM »
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Justin...MY trip? Last week? If so, how did you know about it? When the hell did I mention it when you were around?

Wasn't a road trip, though. Regular pain-in-the-ass plane trip.
I don't remember the thread you mentioned it in, but you put it out there somewhere. It resonated because I used to travel to Baltimore for work and the maids used to sneer at me for the spitters I'd leave around in the hotel rooms.
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Re: July 09 Quitters
« Reply #61 on: May 14, 2009, 12:05:00 PM »
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I connected in  Ft Lauderdale on the same fucking plane, operated by the same company, to Nassau, on the same day.  Crazy right?
Crazy? That's WAY beyond crazy, Glenn. That's positively fucking whacked out.

I actually had to fly to Buffalo the following week, and I was pretty stoked about it. I figured that the chances of two planes headed for the same destination could NOT crash within a week of each other. Those odds were much too high. So, I flew in comfort. I believe in numbers.
I believe in that too.

I will say this. On my trip back to the Bahamas next year, which I just booked a few days ago, I booked the non-stop from Newark. fuck those little planes.

although I must say, it was very calming and relaxing when I took it to Nassau. Scary, but I had nice weather, and it was actually kinda comforting to see the pilot and co-pilot flying the plane
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Re: July 09 Quitters
« Reply #60 on: May 14, 2009, 11:05:00 AM »
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I connected in Ft Lauderdale on the same fucking plane, operated by the same company, to Nassau, on the same day. Crazy right?
Crazy? That's WAY beyond crazy, Glenn. That's positively fucking whacked out.

I actually had to fly to Buffalo the following week, and I was pretty stoked about it. I figured that the chances of two planes headed for the same destination could NOT crash within a week of each other. Those odds were much too high. So, I flew in comfort. I believe in numbers.

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Re: July 09 Quitters
« Reply #59 on: May 14, 2009, 10:26:00 AM »
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This is the last 26 seconds of cockpit transcript from that commuter plane that went down, killing 50, in Buffalo in February.

I am completely unsettled right now.


22:16:26 Cockpit Area Microphone (CAM): (sound similar to flap handle movement)

22:16:26 First Officer Rebecca Shaw: uhhh.

22:16:27 CAM: (sound similar to stick shaker lasting 6.7 seconds)

22:16:27 Flight Crew Audio Panel: (sound similar to autopilot disconnect horn, repeats until end of recording)

22:16:27 CAM: (sound of click)

22:16:31 CAM: (sound similar to increase in engine power)

22:16:34 Captain Marvin Renslow: Jesus Christ.

22:16:35 CAM: (sound similar to stick shaker lasting until end of recording)

22:16:37 Shaw: I put the flaps up.

22:16:40 CAM: (sound of two clicks)

22:16:42 Renslow: (sound of grunt) (unintelligible) -ther bear.

22:16:45 Shaw: Should the gear up?

22:16:46 Renslow: Gear up... oh [expletive].

22:16:50 CAM: (increase in ambient noise)

22:16:51.9 Renslow: We're down.

22:16:51.9 CAM: (sound of thump)

22:16:52.0 Shaw: We're (sound of scream)

End of cockpit voice recording
I flew that same night, too, Dean, out of Newark as well. We were delayed a few hours getting out, 'cause of the wind. but I headed south to the Bahamas. Crazy thing was, I connected in Ft Lauderdale on the same fucking plane, operated by the same company, to Nassau, on the same day. Crazy right?

I read the transcripts yesterday. Very strange, and depressing.
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Re: July 09 Quitters
« Reply #58 on: May 14, 2009, 08:55:00 AM »
Justin...MY trip? Last week? If so, how did you know about it? When the hell did I mention it when you were around?

Wasn't a road trip, though. Regular pain-in-the-ass plane trip.

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Re: July 09 Quitters
« Reply #57 on: May 13, 2009, 10:25:00 PM »
How was your road trip? Did housekeeping tip you for not leaving spitters around?
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Re: July 09 Quitters
« Reply #56 on: May 12, 2009, 10:12:00 PM »
This is the last 26 seconds of cockpit transcript from that commuter plane that went down, killing 50, in Buffalo in February.

I am completely unsettled right now.


22:16:26 Cockpit Area Microphone (CAM): (sound similar to flap handle movement)

22:16:26 First Officer Rebecca Shaw: uhhh.

22:16:27 CAM: (sound similar to stick shaker lasting 6.7 seconds)

22:16:27 Flight Crew Audio Panel: (sound similar to autopilot disconnect horn, repeats until end of recording)

22:16:27 CAM: (sound of click)

22:16:31 CAM: (sound similar to increase in engine power)

22:16:34 Captain Marvin Renslow: Jesus Christ.

22:16:35 CAM: (sound similar to stick shaker lasting until end of recording)

22:16:37 Shaw: I put the flaps up.

22:16:40 CAM: (sound of two clicks)

22:16:42 Renslow: (sound of grunt) (unintelligible) -ther bear.

22:16:45 Shaw: Should the gear up?

22:16:46 Renslow: Gear up... oh [expletive].

22:16:50 CAM: (increase in ambient noise)

22:16:51.9 Renslow: We're down.

22:16:51.9 CAM: (sound of thump)

22:16:52.0 Shaw: We're (sound of scream)

End of cockpit voice recording

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Re: July 09 Quitters
« Reply #55 on: May 11, 2009, 09:33:00 PM »
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Prophetic. Very good advice, of course. (Although I do run...always have.)

The problem is that I need to keep my mouth busy and...

Jesus. This site really does corner me into sounding like a homo very often. I'm just going to do what you tell me, Smokey, because you are pretty.
I am starting to wonder....
IT GETS EASIER!!

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Re: July 09 Quitters
« Reply #54 on: May 11, 2009, 09:28:00 PM »
Prophetic. Very good advice, of course. (Although I do run...always have.)

The problem is that I need to keep my mouth busy and...

Jesus. This site really does corner me into sounding like a homo very often. I'm just going to do what you tell me, Smokey, because you are pretty.

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Re: July 09 Quitters
« Reply #53 on: May 11, 2009, 03:56:00 PM »
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Paramahansa Yogananda was to the westernization of Eastern religious thought what L. Ron Hubbard was to the Hollywoodification of religion overall. In the 1920s, Paramahansa Yogananda began to make Hinduism cool, which paved the way for all sorts of ridiculous shit, such as American Buddhism (which is laughable, considering that these hippies are STILL scratching the herpes sores they first received in the late 1960s, thanks to hedonism run amok). Anyway...

I remember reading the yogi's "Man's Eternal Quest" in my late teens, and I was struck by how goddamn awesome he was and how much contempt I had for him - mainly because I didn't believe a word he said, and also because I was not awesome.

I was weak. I was an addict. Addicted to everything I ever touched. Paramahansa Yogananda was all about self control, and I had none.

On one hand, I tend to dismiss all things Eastern because I hate China. But on the other hand, I'd like to believe that every human is capable of really controlling himself or herself. ALL of us...without sacrificing who we are.

I bring this up because I am getting fat (in relative terms). I'm 6'1", and I usually weigh about 190. I have cracked the 200 mark (which I have not done since 2003), and I am not fucking happy about it.

I know why I've put on weight. It's obvious: I quit dipping, and the only thing that has made me feel any better is eating.

Even knowing that food will make me feel better, I still haven't eaten everything I've wanted whenever I've wanted. I still try to moderate my intake. I try to exhibit self control.

But I am starting to think that I need to do what I always do: all or nothing. I either need to get on the food wagon or get off it. I should either eat like a lowly Five Points hooker or go back to the nutrition regime I usually follow (and then some).

I'm really torn.
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Re: July 09 Quitters
« Reply #52 on: May 11, 2009, 02:35:00 PM »
Paramahansa Yogananda was to the westernization of Eastern religious thought what L. Ron Hubbard was to the Hollywoodification of religion overall. In the 1920s, Paramahansa Yogananda began to make Hinduism cool, which paved the way for all sorts of ridiculous shit, such as American Buddhism (which is laughable, considering that these hippies are STILL scratching the herpes sores they first received in the late 1960s, thanks to hedonism run amok). Anyway...

I remember reading the yogi's "Man's Eternal Quest" in my late teens, and I was struck by how goddamn awesome he was and how much contempt I had for him - mainly because I didn't believe a word he said, and also because I was not awesome.

I was weak. I was an addict. Addicted to everything I ever touched. Paramahansa Yogananda was all about self control, and I had none.

On one hand, I tend to dismiss all things Eastern because I hate China. But on the other hand, I'd like to believe that every human is capable of really controlling himself or herself. ALL of us...without sacrificing who we are.

I bring this up because I am getting fat (in relative terms). I'm 6'1", and I usually weigh about 190. I have cracked the 200 mark (which I have not done since 2003), and I am not fucking happy about it.

I know why I've put on weight. It's obvious: I quit dipping, and the only thing that has made me feel any better is eating.

Even knowing that food will make me feel better, I still haven't eaten everything I've wanted whenever I've wanted. I still try to moderate my intake. I try to exhibit self control.

But I am starting to think that I need to do what I always do: all or nothing. I either need to get on the food wagon or get off it. I should either eat like a lowly Five Points hooker or go back to the nutrition regime I usually follow (and then some).

I'm really torn.

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Re: July 09 Quitters
« Reply #51 on: May 08, 2009, 10:50:00 AM »
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Well, Rob and Cubby: We have no choice but to plow through this stage and see what's next, right?
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Same here boys.

Let's all pool our money and open like a 7-11 or something. Or a go-go bar.
Im down for the go-go bar
Hmmmmm I'd like to plow through something at a go-go bar! How's that for thereapy?

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Re: July 09 Quitters
« Reply #50 on: May 08, 2009, 08:16:00 AM »
Glenn: I know what grafting is about because I've had the procedure. I am not a medical doctor. My true expertise is limited to knowing how to get free blowjobs from strippers and transsexuals.

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Re: July 09 Quitters
« Reply #49 on: May 07, 2009, 05:27:00 PM »
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Glenn: Did you get grafting done? If so, the point of such a procedure is to build up the depth/mass of the gum line; not create a new one. It prevents further gum recession. You don't get back what you've lost.
Well look at Mr Smarty Pants.

Serious?

I never ask the right questions.

Sounds relevant, Dr Cunt, thank you for elaborating. How did you know that?
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