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Title: The downside to setting one's self on fire:
Post by: makenzie71 on November 10, 2006, 10:29:22 AM
Since that wonderful day I've come to learn a very valuable lesson about being on fire; After it's happened, everything else in life just isn't anywhere near as exciting.

Take casual conversation:

While stopped at a fuel station to get a soda and a bit to snack on while coming to Lubbock I had to roll the winders down for the doggies, then get out and lock it.  A random lady who happened to witness this thought she'd ask why I bothered locking the doors when the back windows were down.  The appropriate answer would have been:

"Well, Makenzie, the big black dog back there, knows how to open the car door.  Buddy, the grey one, knows how to unlock the doors.  They team up and get out.  If I lock the doors from the outside, with the master key, BMW has made it to where the car can not be unlocked from the inside."

Was that what I told her?  No.  Opposed to that, in my quest for a little more excitement, I pointed behind her, screamed "oh my god", and ran towards the men's room pulling my hair.

Next, lets examine truck stop men's rooms:

Let me start by telling you that if you have never ran into a men's room, occupied by four men at the sinks either shaving or brushing their teeth, while screaming and pulling your hair, you should.  The expression I recieved from four rather rabbid, in appearance, men, one of which now bleeding, was absolutely priceless.  In fact I will now make it a point to enter all men's rooms in such a fashion "just in case".

Lastly, though I couldn't act on this as I lacked at least four other reasonably eccentric people, while washing my hands, beside the guy now trying to control his bleeding, I noticed a man walk into one of the stalls, stay a moment, exit and enter another stall, and repeat, through 4 different stalls.  By the time he finally sat down to do his thinking, I had just about gotten over there to him to start singing a musical chairs tune in case he'd come back out.  It would have been great to have 4 more people so when he walked to change stalls again I could have "stopped the music" and kicked him out of the men's room for being a wuss.

Oh and I think that lady in parking lot called the cops... :dunno_white:
Title: Re: The downside to setting one's self on fire:
Post by: NiceGuysFinishLast on November 10, 2006, 10:36:14 AM
Mak... HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA... you just made my morning...
Title: Re: The downside to setting one's self on fire:
Post by: Chilly Willy on November 10, 2006, 10:42:21 AM
You could always take up lighter tricks if screaming gets too dull...

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=351453846331881421&q=lighter+trick&hl=en

p.s. Watch the whole clip--it's worth it.  :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

Chilly
Title: Re: The downside to setting one's self on fire:
Post by: ajaxgs on November 10, 2006, 11:50:45 AM
priceless mak........ do it agian :laugh:
Title: Re: The downside to setting one's self on fire:
Post by: makenzie71 on November 10, 2006, 11:56:17 AM
oh I will...I will.
Title: Re: The downside to setting one's self on fire:
Post by: ajaxgs on November 10, 2006, 12:03:08 PM
i fell asleep on a fuel drum once with a lit smoke ....... no flash fire  :o