Yeah, i'm not quite getting it either. DID you put suger in the lesbo's gastank or not? If you did, then it sounds like you've got some serious payback coming your way.
Nah, this was a good one. It's an I, Anonymous about really typical shit that bullshit people pull all the time, and the subject will almost certainly recognize herself in the details.
But it's also Not a "I Came In Your Crab Bisque!" I, Anonymous, because it's not a story about cravenly doing shit to someone's property in the middle of the night; it's a story about how interesting it is that self-absorbed Lady Who Like-a Da' Ladies seems to have pissed someone *else* off, too. A+, Anonie.
I have been ditched at bars by close friends, acquaintances, and even once by a blind date, who met up with a potential lover, and it never occurred to me to seek revenge. This is why I always either take my own car, or ride my bike. Things like that happen at bars. A lot.
I also used to complain about getting mistaken for a lesbian all the time: I wear sensible shoes, I like having short, edgy haircuts, I never wore anything but jeans & men's shirts, I can take things apart/put them back together reasonably well on my own, and I bought my own house while I was single. Then one day, I saw a bunch of lesbians walking down the street, and I caught my own reflection in a window. Yes indeed, I looked like a lesbian! I didn't worry about it too much, but eventually, when I was inclined, I grew my hair a bit longer, invested in some women's clothing, and voila! No more mistaken identity.
But it's also Not a "I Came In Your Crab Bisque!" I, Anonymous, because it's not a story about cravenly doing shit to someone's property in the middle of the night; it's a story about how interesting it is that self-absorbed Lady Who Like-a Da' Ladies seems to have pissed someone *else* off, too. A+, Anonie.
The Fruit Cup's always right.
@6, I'm right because I always use my melon.
**End Bad Pun Alert**
I also used to complain about getting mistaken for a lesbian all the time: I wear sensible shoes, I like having short, edgy haircuts, I never wore anything but jeans & men's shirts, I can take things apart/put them back together reasonably well on my own, and I bought my own house while I was single. Then one day, I saw a bunch of lesbians walking down the street, and I caught my own reflection in a window. Yes indeed, I looked like a lesbian! I didn't worry about it too much, but eventually, when I was inclined, I grew my hair a bit longer, invested in some women's clothing, and voila! No more mistaken identity.