Let’s see, i know I’ve seen some wierd stuff…
For one, when I was about 7 years old, I was being driven somewhere with my little friend, when I SWEAR I saw a rabbit in a tree. In Dallas. It was a long time ago, but I’m fairly sure of what I saw.
In LA I have seen seriously buff guys wearing really nice clothes begging for money. These are not people who are deeply in need, and if they were, they would be very employable.
Another LA story, one time we were in a Fatburger and a SERIOUSLY dirty Al Pacino started randomly talking to my sister. He looked and smelled like he hadn’t showered in a week. That was just wierd, not really fitting with the rest of this.
Hmm, I KNOW I have more.
Oh yeah!! The mystical man!! Allow me to explain.
A friend and I are skiing at a place called Mt. St. Louis/Moonstone in Ontario, Canada. We end up on the backside, at the bottom of this one lift, and for some reason I still can’t remember, I take one of my Skiboards off (about half as long as a ski and twice as wide. Double tipped with wierd bindings) and am unable to put it back on. We notice that there is a road behind us, and a ski shop across that road. Seeing as the fit of my bindings has been annoying me anyway, and I need a way out of this mess, e walk across (this was wierd enough, leave the lift line and walk across the road) and end up in a little shop run by a man with some sort of eastern european accent.
I explain my problem and he tells me “Go outside and jump”. There was not, repeat not, a buildup of snow under my boots. I for some reason do as he says, and as I do it he comments to my friend “Where’d you find this guy? He’s a moron” He has not touched the bindings and when I come back they FIT. Wierd. But it gets wierder. We get back across and my friend finds that his bindings are too LOOSE. We go back, repeat process, same results.
Later back on the mountain we tell each other about the comments this dude made, and we both start laughing. There is no way that jumping should have fixed both those problems, except if the Mystical Man (our name for him now) had required it as entertainment, the price for his magical services.
Wierded us out.
MarxBoy
I can still remember the first thing she said to me: “You have weasels on your face”