Gender: Female
Status: Married
Age: 32
Sign: Aries
City: ALTO
Country: US
Signup Date: 1/3/2007
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Tuesday, November 03, 2009
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Current mood:FIREPOWER!
Category: Jobs, Work, Careers
I get it guys, I really do. Your special lady doesn't care if you go with the AK-47 with milled receiver or the Bushmaster AR chambered in 6.8mm. Her eyes don't light up like mine do when waxing poetic about the benefits of Crimson Trace laser grips or why you really should spend the extra ten bucks to get those hot little Hornady Critical Defense rounds for your carry pistol. She doesn't understand the thrill of hitting the target dead center with your Colt .38 Super at 75 yards, or why the smell of gunpowder gets you all riled up. And she certainly can't disassemble and clean your 1911 like I can. In fact, she thinks it's stupid to spend $600 on that Leupold scope with the Boone & Crockett reticle.
So I'm your gun girlfriend. You hang around the shop, talking guns with me for hours, and sometimes you look down my shirt, or hug me a little too long. I can live with these things, for a fee. See, it's not you I'm in love with, it's your firepower. That's why I'm gonna hafta start charging you by the hour for my gun girlfriend services. We can still do all the things we did before, like compare the ballistics of the .257 Roberts vs. the .257 Weatherby, or debate whether or not you should pony up the cash to get that trigger job you want for your Glock, you're just gonna pay me to do it. What I'm trying to say is, my services are no longer free boys.
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Saturday, October 24, 2009
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When I was six years old, the kind people at the local Wal-Mart invited my class to visit their store for a lesson in capitalism. Miss Minshew's class was lined up single file on the sidewalk, facing one of those big plastic sandboxes.
"Children," said the Wal-Mart manager, "do you know what money is?"
Miss Minshew's class all hollered, "Yes!" "Good. Do you know what money is for?"
We stared at her. "It's to buy things," she said. "Like your parents do when they come to Wal-Mart. Now, I have a very special surprise for you. Does everyone see the sandbox?"
"YES," I screamed with the rest of the class.
"We have buried one hundred dollars worth of one dollar bills and five dollar bills inside that sandbox, and when I blow this whistle, I want you all to run to the sandbox and start digging. You get to keep whatever you find, but you have to spend it inside Wal-Mart."
The class lost it's fucking mind. As soon as Ms. Wal-Mart touched the whistle around her neck, the entire class bolted toward the treasure. I dove into the box with Jennifer Carter hot on my heels. She landed on top of me, her left knee crushing my ribcage. My best friend, Stormy Garcia, elbowed me in the nose, and Shawn Smith threw sand in my eyes. I soldiered through the pain and frantically clawed at the sand, desperate to claim my share of the treasure. My hands touched paper, and I pulled out a five dollar bill, only to have it snatched from my hand by Missy Spencer, who ran towards Miss Minshew, hollering, "Rebel tried to take this five dollar bill I found."
I didn't get to buy anything at the Wal-Mart, so I sat in the sandbox while the rest of the class shopped, nursing my wounds.
Fucking Wal-Mart.
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Wednesday, October 07, 2009
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Current mood:business as usual
I was standing in front of the pawnshop microwave, watching my Bar-S Franks spin in a circle when I heard the "BANGCLANK!" outside. I looked out the tool room window and saw a sweaty black face with bulging eyes looking back. He was clutching his arm close to his chest, bobbing and weaving in the parking lot, looking behind him all the time.
I put some spicy brown on my franks and sat down to eat. Aunt Cheryl was on the phone with Grandma, asking about her trip when the sweaty black face ran through the front door.
"Please help me! They shootin' at me, tryin' to kill me! I've been shot! Call 911! My name Percy Lloyd Campbell Jr. the Fourth, and they said I was a molester but they wouldn't tell me nothin' about it ANDNOWTHEYSHOOTINATME!!!!!!!!!!!!"
"Mom, I better let you go, everything is fine, but I've got to call 911." She hung up and looked Percy Lloyd Campbell Jr. the Fourth in the eyes. "Hon, who's shootin' at you?"
"EVERYBODY! THEY KNOCKED ME OFF THAT HORSE! SHOT ME IN THE ARM! CALL 911!" Percy ran to the back of the shop at full tilt, bobbing and weaving the whole time.
Tom came out of his office, hand on the pistol in his pocket. Cheryl walked between Tom and Percy, locked eyes with Percy. "Hon, you're gonna hafta calm down. You can't be runnin' around in here. I'm callin' 911 right now, but I need you to come up front and sit down."
"I CAIN'T! THEY'LL SHOOT ME THROUGH THE WINDOW!"
Cheryl got him in a chair, and called 911. The dispatcher figured out we had a crazy on our hands right quick. "We got a 10-96 down at Cheryl's pawnshop guys, better hustle. Cheryl, stay on line with me until they get there."
A Pentecostal family wandered in to compare pistols just as Percy decided that our novelty hand-grenade "complaint department" was an immediate threat and repeated his bob and weave dash to the opposite corner, yellin' "OH JESUS! I DON'T WANNA GET BLOWED UP!"
"It's not always like this in here," I said to the Pentecostals, "and the police are on their way, and as long as you don't point the laser grip his direction, I think we're all cool."
"THEY SHOT ME OFF MY HORSE! I BROKE MY ARM!"
"What horse are you talkin' about Percy? The horse next door," Cheryl asked.
Percy nodded and clutched his arm tighter to his chest, sucked air through his teeth to demonstrate his agony. Cheryl walked next door to investigate. She came back holding a bronze ear aloft for everyone to see.
"He knocked that eight-thousand dollar horse statue over, broke it's ear off," she announced to the shop. "Percy! What happened to the horse?"
"I PUNCHED IT AND IT FELL OVER! I WANT TO GO TO THE HOSPITAL! IT BROKE MY ARM!"
The parking lot soon filled up with black and whites and a lonely ambulance. The EMT pressed on Percy's arm and determined that he had not been shot, and all the bones were intact.The head officer had met Percy before, knew him well enough to know his real name was Langston.
"Langston, did you dip your cigarette in PCP!"
"YEAH MAN!"
"What did I tell you about that stuff," the officer asked, not waiting for an answer. "Langston, did you knock that horse over?"
"YEAH I DID! Say officer, why don't you give me a cigarette?"
"I don't smoke. Stand up for me, nice and slow, put your hands behind your back."
"I WANNA GO TO THE HOSPITAL AND YOU BETTER GIVE ME A CIGARETTE!"
"I told you, I don't smoke," the officer said, cuffing him. As he led him to the squad car he said, "You're going to the hospital, and back to the county jail."
When they were gone, everyone stood around and rehashed their favorite Percy moments. A different dispatcher called to find out why we didn't shoot him. I sold the Pentecostals a gun, then made a fresh pot of coffee.
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Tuesday, September 29, 2009
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Bobby the ugly, bare-footed guitar player has been unemployed for a while. He's a fabricator/welder, and a damn good one if you listen to him, but he's says he "cain't even get a job overta chicken shack." To keep him in cigarettes, he's taken to rounding up metal from around his place and fabricating plant stands and decorative wall hangings and peddling them to housewives flush with cash.
The other day, we were sitting on the bench, swinging our feet and smoking. "Now," Bobby said, "something good has come out of my unemployment. Since I been building these plant stands and shit, I found out I gotta artist hiding inside me. Let me show you." He skipped to his truck and pulled his newest stand from the bed. "Now, see here, see how I painted that fuckin' rose red, then I mirrored it by puttin' some red in the fuckin' leaves? That's where my artist come out at."
I love that crazy coon-ass.
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I dreamed that I was delivering a present to my friend Megan, who had moved to Dallas (not really...just in the dream...and I have since forgotten what the present was, but it doesn't matter because the part I DO remember is so retarded.) For some reason, the only way to deliver the present was by donkey-powered wagon, and the wagon had wheels that were 80 feet tall, and the donkey-driver wore a straw hat and chewed a hay straw. Because donkey carts are a really sloooow form of transportation, we caused a traffic jam that really seemed to enrage the citizens of Dallas. I was thrilled, so I jumped off the wagon bed and performed a dance routine between the wagon wheels that started with high kicks and ended with fireworks. I got banned from Dallas, and I was okay with that since J.R. moved out.
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Mexicans really know how to party. I knew this firsthand, thanks to the street parties I used to attend in high school with my friend Jessica, but I had forgotten. Until this weekend, when the Mescans down the street had a what sounded like an amazing Quinceanera. And I'm sad that I wasn't invited, especially since I always wave when they ride their horses through my neighbor's yard.
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Saturday, September 26, 2009
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Category: Friends
Brother Otis says he knows we're married women and he would never try to get out of line.
It's just that he owns two big old houses, a farm he got when his daddy passed over.
He wants to see us, maybe invite us to visit the Baptist church service. They usually got cookies there.
He misses us a lot. been lonely, 'specially since Tyler stopped showin' Hogan's Heroes.
And he wonders if we have for sale a gut hook knife. Preferably with a sheath.
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Tuesday, September 22, 2009
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Category: Automotive
I think I was fourteen the night my cousins Bobby and Bubba taught me to smoke pot. We planned it in the afternoon, and as scheduled, they knocked on my bedroom window at midnight. I let them in through the utility room door and we sat at the foot of my bed and smoked Bubba's skunky weed out of the toilet paper roll pipe I'd watched Bobby make.
"Alright Reb, you're gonna take a hit like you're smoking a cigarette, but you wanna hold it in your lungs as long as you can," Bubba instructed.
"Show her how to put her finger over the carb so she gets a good hit," Bobby said.
"How do I know this shit is working?"
"You'll know," they agreed.
An hour later we were laying across my bed laughing about the fog I swore had just rolled across the hallway from my bathroom and engulfed the bedroom .
"Man, I fucking love smoking weed with you guys. And you know what the best part is? My mama can't sell my pee to Aunt Carolyn anymore."
Bubba looked at me, his eyes bugging out. "What the fuck is Aunt Carolyn doing with your pee?"
"She has to take a piss test every month, but she won't stop shooting speed, so Mama makes me pee in a Tupperware container, and she trades it for dope."
"That is FUCKED up," Bobby said.
"Well, I ain't doin' that shit no more. Ya'll wanna come back tomorrow night?"
A week into my new infatuation with pot, Mama paid me a visit, pee container in hand.
"Reb, I need you to pee for me again."
"Nope, I'm not doin' it."
"Yes you are. We need to help Aunt Carolyn."
"Well Mama, if you sell MY pee to Aunt Carolyn, she's gonna be pretty fuckin' mad at you. Would you like more information?"
"Not really."
"Why don't you sell her some of your pee, Mama? Oh that's right, you can't sell yours either."
"Rebel, shut your smart-ass mouth."
I felt pretty good about derailing Mama's black market pee sales until I heard my seven year old sister in the bathroom.
"But why do I hafta pee in a bowl Mama? I don't want to."
"Just do what I say."
Mama swears none of these things happened, and says that me and my sister live to tell lies about her. In retrospect, she's really lucky that I didn't hit her more often.
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Monday, September 14, 2009
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Category: Fashion, Style, Shopping
And I spent the first two hours of Saturday wearing an eye patch and watching Braveheart.
I don't have to explain myself to you.
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Wednesday, September 09, 2009
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Current mood:percocet-y
Category: Dreams and the Supernatural
Dream #1
I am eating
lunch in a plank wood restaurant that seems to float in the tree tops. Dot and
Papa are there, and I know lunch must be on Papa, because I have an enormous
lobster on my plate and a plastic bib on my chest. So do Dot and neither one of
us like lobster. This restaurant has a lot of neon beer signs. I touch them as
we walk down the hallway, our lobsters untouched on the table, out to the
floating stairs that take us down to the forest floor.
"Don't
worry about taking us home Papa. We could use some exercise after that lunch,
and Dot said she's never been this deep in the forest before. We'd like to see
some deer, and maybe some bunnies."
We take our
leave, and I seem to know where I'm going. We talk about things that don't make
sense, and a man steps out from the trees. He is over 7 feet tall, a handsome,
coffee colored man, a stretched Denzel Washington. He asks to join us, and I
see that his arms are too long, and so are his fingers. We walk silently until
he grabs Dot by the throat and throws her to the ground. I grab a log the size
of my forearm and go upside his head with it. He flies 25 feet, like he is made
of paper maiche, hits a huge pine. I run forward and bludgeon his face with the
log, screaming like an Amazon while his brains splatter my face. I hand the log to Dot so she can get in on
the action when the alarm goes off.
Dream #2
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I step outside
the front door, and immediately realize that the house is being surrounded by a
large group of unknown ne'er-do-wells. I am certain it doesn't matter who they
are, they are a threat. "Fuck yeah bitches," I say without moving my
lips, "it's motherfucking go time!" I spin back in the house, grab my
Glock and her 30 round clip.
"Guys, we
are being surrounded. Get your weapons, this is not a joke." I slam the
magazine home, and pull back the slide to put one in the pipe. Very smooth,
except when I drop the slide, the pistol mis-feeds and the shell jams the
action. "What the FUCK?" I drop my mag, clear the shell and lock back
the slide. I replace my magazine and hit the slide release. And it jams again.
"What the FUCK? You are a Glock! You are never supposed to malfunction!
Eric, I need the 50 round drum, I've got a mag problem over here, and this is
not a good time!" I am crushed to find that we never loaded the drum, and
can’t find the directions and I realize that
it's too late because the ninja/S.W.A.T./zombies are certain to kill us any
second when the alarm goes off.
Dream #3
I'm trying to
watch TV, but someone is raising a ruckus in my front yard. Probably all the
assholes I find parked there, crammed in all directions. I go inside to write
angry notes to tape to their windshields, but I can't find the correct tone so
they understand that I hate them and would be glad to shoot them if they park
in my flowers again. I wad up the fifteenth ball of paper and throw it in the
floor, and my bedroom windows start rattling thanks to one of my guest's
boomin' system. I grab the shotgun by the door and hurry around the side of the
house to confront them.
"Hey! Is
there a good reason you parked in my gawd-damn yard?"
"We needed
to go to the football game," said stretched out Denzel. I notice that he
has a gold tooth now.
"I don't
really care what you thought you needed to do, I am telling you right now, if
you park your heap in my yard again, I will happily fill your ass full of
buckshot, and I will be completely within in the law. Do you understand
me?" He nods. "I'm glad you hear me. Now, would you like a bottle of
water?"
He follows me to
the front steps, where a tiny Mexican in alligator boots and a ten-gallon hat
stops us. ""Scuse me mees? Choo know whose car that ess? I heet it
wit' my truck, and it 'splode." I look behind him and see the burning
shell of a compact car, and I am thrilled. |
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Saturday, August 22, 2009
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Hey kids! It's me, Rebel, here with Today's Science Fact! Did you know that we use acid to test gold at pawn shops? We do! We scrape the gold on the magic testing stone, then we drip acid onto the scrapings to test the gold content! There are three kinds of acid. I'm no science genius, so I can't tell you what the chemical difference between the acids are, I can just tell you that they're helpfully labeled 10K, 14K, and 22K.
Today, I learned something very important! I had the brilliant idea to clean the magic testing stone, and I decided that the best way to clean the stone was to coat it with 22K acid and scrub all the 10K scratches away with the help of some steel wool. But do you know what happened when I touched the steel wool to the acid-coated magic stone? The wool got very hot, so hot it burned my fingers. It got so hot it made the magic stone sizzle, and the steel wool turned into a yellow poison cloud.
Do you know why? I do! It's because God is not done tea-bagging me with His mighty sac. Ask Bill Nye. He'll tell you.
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Thursday, August 20, 2009
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Category: Dreams and the Supernatural
Dear Crazy Lady,
When I first saw your hot pink cheeks, I naturally assumed that you were suffering from eczema, or possibly even the heartbreak of psoriasis. "That's unfortunate," I thought, "but good for her, venturing out in the world instead of hiding inside." Then I got a better look at you, and I realized that you had painted your normally brown skin a nice shade of white. But you didn't stop there. Oh no. You followed that light application of grease paint with a thorough coating of pink lipstick (what was that shade? Blink Pink? Cherries in the Snow?) to your forehead, cheeks, nose, chin, AND lips. Naturally, I assumed that you must be out of your fucking mind, because most people don't greet the world with hot pink faces. But your behavior seemed normal enough. When you took the guitar from the rack, you didn't bang it on the ground, or attempt to assault your husband with it. You used our rest room, and you did not smear shit on the walls. You didn't even shout or twitch, or cuss at me.
I just want to thank you for showing me the softer side of crazy. It was a nice change of pace.
Love, reb
P.S. Want more to read? Exhausted all my back blogs? Read this thing I posted on Highbrow this week! Thomas Diggs
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