Flabbergasped?
Master Don Juan
- Joined
- May 14, 2005
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I was conducting an interview for my anthropology class, and was really running out of time. I decided to go to a Panera breadshop, and went up to the first non-busy looking person I saw.
It turns out this guy was a Peace Corps volunteer who was a huge stoner in his younger days. He did men, women, and dogs, and to be honest, I don't think I've met as intelligent and down-to-earth a person in my life. It was just a 30 min talk, and it was for my paper, but I feel like a completely different person.
After the talk, I was walking bad to my dorm and felt so elated. I walked by a pair of HB 9s and just grinned wildly at them. They stopped their conversation and smiled back warmly. I could feel some sort of psychic link, and were it not for my paper, I could feel subconsciously that I would have bedded them.
I suddenly love the world a lot more than I did before. Grab life by the balls, people, and hopefully you can find someone to give you such enlightening information. I'm sorry for being so vague as to what this guy said, but his message was pretty much the DJ philosophy backed by 60 years of life experience.
It turns out this guy was a Peace Corps volunteer who was a huge stoner in his younger days. He did men, women, and dogs, and to be honest, I don't think I've met as intelligent and down-to-earth a person in my life. It was just a 30 min talk, and it was for my paper, but I feel like a completely different person.
After the talk, I was walking bad to my dorm and felt so elated. I walked by a pair of HB 9s and just grinned wildly at them. They stopped their conversation and smiled back warmly. I could feel some sort of psychic link, and were it not for my paper, I could feel subconsciously that I would have bedded them.
I suddenly love the world a lot more than I did before. Grab life by the balls, people, and hopefully you can find someone to give you such enlightening information. I'm sorry for being so vague as to what this guy said, but his message was pretty much the DJ philosophy backed by 60 years of life experience.