And Then There Are the Naked Men
I've known people who had a talent for breaking bones. Others can't seem to get anywhere on time, and a few win every raffle they enter, at least it seems that way. But my favorite is a relative who runs into a naked man about once a year. No, she doesn't go to Foxxy Frenchmen shows or join nudist colonies. They come to her, and she has no idea why.
She managed an apartment building. One day a man knocked on her door to report "a naked man barking like a dog." Sure enough, one of her tenants had neglected his meds and was terrifying his neighbors with canine antics.
She lived in an apartment complex where a man chose nakedness when he was in his own home. His choice, except he lived in a terrace apartment and also chose to leave the blinds open and the lights on. Her choice, after a few incidents, was to exit on the other side of the building.
Another time she was working at a small business where her office was on the second floor. Through the windowed entry door, she saw a man coming up the stairs, shirtless. Odd, but not unheard of. When he opened the door and came in, however, she saw that he was everything-less. He informed her that he'd found explosives in his clothing (apparently planted by aliens) and therefore had left it on the sidewalk below. Her solution? Give the nice man a ride in a police car.
We all have talents we recognize. Some we cultivate; some we try to hide under the Biblical bushel. Maybe this relative of mine should carry a bushel with her wherever she goes. It would just about hide the parts these men are showing off, the parts she has no desire to see.
She managed an apartment building. One day a man knocked on her door to report "a naked man barking like a dog." Sure enough, one of her tenants had neglected his meds and was terrifying his neighbors with canine antics.
She lived in an apartment complex where a man chose nakedness when he was in his own home. His choice, except he lived in a terrace apartment and also chose to leave the blinds open and the lights on. Her choice, after a few incidents, was to exit on the other side of the building.
Another time she was working at a small business where her office was on the second floor. Through the windowed entry door, she saw a man coming up the stairs, shirtless. Odd, but not unheard of. When he opened the door and came in, however, she saw that he was everything-less. He informed her that he'd found explosives in his clothing (apparently planted by aliens) and therefore had left it on the sidewalk below. Her solution? Give the nice man a ride in a police car.
We all have talents we recognize. Some we cultivate; some we try to hide under the Biblical bushel. Maybe this relative of mine should carry a bushel with her wherever she goes. It would just about hide the parts these men are showing off, the parts she has no desire to see.
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