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Don Juan
- Joined
- Jun 24, 2009
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I'm working this summer at a day camp for kids in elementary school. We were playing kickball this afternoon. The kids (of course) backed up, but I easily kicked it over their heads. Now since I was playing with the two best looking counselors (HB 7's), I decided to have a little fun. After I stepped on home plate, I went over to my team (all guys) and we all flexed, grunting, yelling- flaunting our sexuality in a sense. I got the few expected cracks about my muscles (they're small, put them away, you're embarrassing yourself, etc). This time I simply threw my head back and laughed, my team even joined in (they catch on pretty quickly). But then one of the other counselors looked at their watch, and the game was over. We were walking back from the kickball field when the two HB 7's got their kids to start chanting "Wim-py! Wim-py!" At me. I laughed again, flexed, and yelled "I can't hear you! My biceps are in the way!"
But later in the day, when we went back on the playground, I started playing soccer with some of the kids. Then the two HB 7's started got a crowd (of mostly girls) and started chanting wimpy at me again. This time I decided to ignore it.
The first time I felt like I did well- the biceps line got a smile from both of them. But the second time caught me off guard. I didn't want to use the biceps line again, and I was stumped of what to say- so I just stayed quiet.
What do you guys think? All critiques, comments and suggestions are welcome.
But later in the day, when we went back on the playground, I started playing soccer with some of the kids. Then the two HB 7's started got a crowd (of mostly girls) and started chanting wimpy at me again. This time I decided to ignore it.
The first time I felt like I did well- the biceps line got a smile from both of them. But the second time caught me off guard. I didn't want to use the biceps line again, and I was stumped of what to say- so I just stayed quiet.
What do you guys think? All critiques, comments and suggestions are welcome.