Little strange things kept happening to me all day.
This morning I rode the bus to work for the first time because I was running late. There was a crazy guy with a giant smile glued on his face sitting across from me who kept staring at me all funny like. Then he started mumbling a bunch of jibberish. I wondered what exactly he was saying. In Crazy Talk he could have been saying some serious stuff and though I'm crazy, I'm not quite crazy enough to be fluent.
Then after work I was sitting at the cafe area eating some seafood gumbo, about to make a call to my friend, phone in hand. As I'm on the phone this guy with some kind of palsy comes up to me and starts getting his mack on. He's like "UHHH- weren't youuuu innnn my cuhh-lasss at towwwson??" and I'm like "uhh..no" and he goes "Well (and he's all shaky like) muh-muhmaaaybe we should kuh-eep in t-t-toouchhh" and he pushes a newspaper towards me with a pen and waits for me to write down my number. I wanted to tell this Jerry's Kid to fuck off, I really did, but that's just not the way I roll. So I jotted down my number and he gave me his. I now have him entered in my cell phone as "Palsy Guy". All the while this whole conversation was being recorded on my friend's voicemail. "You sounded kinda bitchy," she said.
After work I met Kara for some dinner at the Pavilion and we got some pizza at good ol' Mangia's AKA Mangina's. Afterwards I went to use the bathroom and as I was leaving the stall a little retarded girl with her pants worn Urkel style leaped out of nowhere and said "HI!!!!" She was really cute. I love retarded kids. Infact, I love retarded people. Especially people with down syndrome. Back in some of elementary school they were some of my best friends, and you know why? Because they were open minded and they didn't judge and they didn't care what kind of clothes you wore or how high your bangs were, or how much makeup you owned, they just wanted to play. And so did I.
On my walk back home I passed a feuding family. Alterna-teen daughter was looking glumly at her shoes as father scolded "It's JUST UNACCEPTABLE!! DO YOU UNDERSTAND ME!?" and then WASPY mother chimed in with "YES! There is no acceptable reason that makes this okay. NONE!!... NONE!!!" And daughter continued to stare at her shoes and then an ambulance sped by and the conversation was replaced with screeching sirens.