Clayton, a good ol’ boy, is involved in a minor fender-bender. He gets out his truck and walks to the driver’s door of the shiny new Lincoln he just bumped into. The driver of the Lincoln gets out in a stiff gray suit and says, “Gentleman, let us assess the damages.”
Clayton says, “Sheeet, doc, I was mindin’ my own and ain’t see no brake lights.”
The Lincoln driver says, “I am not a doctor, but I am a Professor. I offer you my card and an opportunity. Disregard the damages and consult me when you feel it will be most beneficial to avail yourself of my services.”
Clayton takes the card and responds, “Sir, I don’t know what you talkin’ bout, but I 'ppreciate it. I’ll be on my way.”
Two weeks pass and Clayton calls the number on the card. After introductions are made, Professor Ramore asks Clayton if is interested in attending college classes. Scheduling and financing would be taken care of by the Professor.
Clayton asks what classes he would have to take.
“Well you would have to take mathematics.”
“That’s numberin’ I’se good with the numbering”
“You would have to take composition.”
“That’s a big word for writin’. I can write. I rote my name in pen once.”
“You would also have to take logic.”
At this point, Clayton faltered. “What the hell is logic?”
The Professor asked, “Do you own a lawnmower?”
“Well yeah, a Briggs and Stratton, but what that got to di with anything?”
“Well,” the Professor responded, "if you own a lawn mower, I would logically presume you own a home. If you own a home, I would logically presume you have children. If you have children, I would logically presume you are a heterosexual.
Clayton says, “Damn, doc, sign me up for those classes. I like the way you think.”
Two week pass and Jethro comes over to visit Clayton.
“Hey, Clayton, I ain’t seen you in days. Where you been?”
“Jethro, I’m getting me an education.”
“Really, what they teach you?”
“Well, I learned me some mathematics.”
Jethro says, “That’s just numberin’ I can do that.”
“I learned me some compo-composit–composition”
Jethro leans in and says, “That’s just a big word for ritin’ What you really learn?”
“Well,” says Clayton, “I learned me some logic.”
“Really, what’s that?”
Clayton asks, “Do you own a lawnmower?”
Jethro says, “You know I don’t.”
Clayton responds, “Faggot”
SSG Schwartz