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Another piece is local

Chapter 1


Sex Stories - People Would Buy Tickets

Another piece is local, but works out only about once a month. She sucks like a Royals' relief pitcher. I have concerns about her because I am relatively certain that I am not the only one puttin' the wood to her. Let us just say that I know she could take a transplant, because her body has not rejected an organ in ten years.


Two others work about once a week, but one of them is really high maintenance. She makes incredible efforts to remain attractive.going to the spa, the gym, and makeup/ hair-removal artists frequently. Like Ann Margaret in Grumpy Old Men, they spackled her good. The other weekly could ruin a marriage.or save it, depending on your perspective. She is so hot the Rice Krispies are speechless. As Dr. Phil would say, "She was as handy as a pocket on a shirt."


The fi fth is head-over-heels in love, and unfortunately I have verbally reciprocated. I would cut her loose, but, she has DSLs and these giant titties, and I guess I love pussy more than I want to protect anybody's feelings. She is Irish, and awfully proud of it. You would think that she is a direct descendant of St. Fucking Patrick. Any in depth conversation with her includes the statement, "Freud said that the Irish are the only people that are impervious to psychoanalysis."


I always reply, "They can't even rule their own fucking island." That probably makes me an asshole, but I can live with that.


Six and seven are my Missouri strange connection when I attend my monthly Air National Guard drills in St. Joe. One of them, Lori, is a funeral director from St. Joseph, and the other, Amber (I call her Amber the Tight), is worth the drive to Chillicothe. Amber and I met in the strangest way. I had just dropped off a guy from my shop that lived on the outskirts of Chillicothe. On my way out of town, this young girl was sitting on the side of the road on the hood of her car. I am not usually helpful, but she was just as cute as a speckled pup. I pulled in behind her and started walking toward her car. She saw the uniform and just started dripping. Do not ask me how she did it. Amber claims she felt like she had a fl at, so she pulled over to check it. Much to her relief, the tires were all fi ne. Returning to her driver's side door, she found the car to be locked, with the keys inside. When I got close to her, she almost whispered, "You get me out of this.I'll suck your dick for a week." It does not take much more incentive than that. I took a wire hangar out of my uniform bag, and in less than two minutes had manipulated its old shape into a Slim Jim. Five minutes after that, well, it started off to be a great week. Amber is so fl exible, she can almost lick my nuts from the reverse cowboy position. It does not hurt that she is barely twenty. We are not going to the bar anyway. I know, I know. I might get herpes just from writing this.


Back in the day when I had thoughts about marriage, I had compared theories regarding what to look for in a marriage partner. The Old School went something like this: Find somebody with conversation skills because when the desire or ability to screw fades, you will need it. I call bullshit. Find someone who likes to screw. If you do not, by the time you get to the point where your erogenous zones are non-existent, you will not want to talk to them anyway. Finding someone cute, who likes to shag will keep you happy now, and allow you time to learn to love your partner. By the time you are in your 50s or 60s, you will have loved and gained a relationship you can talk about. You will also know where the elusive G-spot is located. Why Ernst Grafenberg did not just tell us all a long friggin' time ago is the biggest mystery. I fell for the marriage thing once, and as soon as she crossed the threshold as Mrs. Batiste, the campaign started for me to change.


Ambitious thoughts are gravitating toward how easy and enjoyable I can make this life, and no, I am not assuming there is another. Achievement and accomplishment are great. I have achieved, and I have accomplished. Now I want to do something else. I want to think, or not. I want to sleep a lot. I want to watch TV (Mostly sports). What I do not want is to be bothered. Call me lazy, I do not care. Waste your life criticizing mine. Do what you have to do. I am not sure there is anything left to accomplish before settling in for the big dirt nap.


Everybody that has ever wanted me to do or be something did so for their own agenda. Bless their hearts, my folks wanted somebody to brag about. The soon-to-be-ex-wife wanted a breadwinner (I am talking about a great deal of bread here). Maybe I learned something from my kids. Just be happy. Try to keep happy those for whom you are responsible, and then do what you have to in order to be happy yourself. Do not care who it impresses or does not impress.


Other than permanently earning the title, "United States Marine" back in 1972, my greatest accomplishment was being the 99th Knight to be knighted in the Lords and Ladies Pub in Kailua, Hawaii. It would take me 13 weeks to describe boot camp, and there are multiple movies produced and books written about it already, so you will get no boot camp history lesson from me (I recommend the movie, Full Metal Jacket, and any book by W.E.B. Griffi n.).


Briefl y, to be knighted in the Lords and Ladies Pub, you needed to pass the test, or the rites of Knighthood. This task was considerably more diffi cult than what Sir Paul McCartney or Sir Tom Jones might have gone through. The sole criterion was that you consumed 99 different alcoholic beverages on the premises, in a period of one week, and you would be timed to the minute. Not too tough, some of you might say, after the quick public math tells you it is a little over 14 beers a day. Now consider that they were all of the imported variety. Remember, domestic means tame. If that still does not appear too daunting a task, I am worried about you.


It was not that I wanted to upstage my Knighthood. I did not even set out to accomplish anything. I just had an interest in being a Private Investigator. The version of PI that I had previously seen on the tube intrigued me. Magnum was cool, and he got a ton of strange cooze. It was a sexy occupation. After completing the 15-week, on-line training, and license application through the state, I sent off for the badge, via FedEx overnight. It was actually a bi-fold wallet with a built-in badge that you could fl ip open to really impress the chicks. Too bad I could not afford the red Ferrari (not even the rental).


I knew there was not much demand for Private Investigators in Lincoln, Nebraska, so I continued to serve my country in an Air National Guard unit across the line in Mo. St. Jo, and I kept the state job as a security guard at the State Penitentiary. In the beginning, I took a few jobs helping out some insurance company. They had a hunch that some of their clients had lied about disability claims, and they wanted me to catch them scooping snow, or carrying a piano. Many things in life are indelible; becoming a priest, for example. You are a priest forever, because of the holy orders. When you are baptized, you are forever a Christian. When you graduate MCRD, you are forever a Marine.


Perhaps the best example is this: People are cheaters, and they will cheat the system.


Surveillance became pretty boring stuff. Spending hours peering through the end of a video camera lens was not what I had imagined. It was not adding to my collection of strange either.


Enough about me. This story is not about me. It is about my friend.uh.acquaintance, Charlie Mount. I guess it would not be so bad to continue calling Charlie my friend, but the idea of distancing myself from him is better for now.




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