Well, you hover around 'looks like a badass, was probably in the military, but definitely won't throw up on my shoes.' 'Normal' people are taught not to talk to strangers, let alone badass strangers, where the slightly crazy will talk to anyone, but they know what kind of treatment to expect from the suits, and groups of teenage wiggers will wrinkle their noses and shy away from anyone but their own, so that leaves you.
You know what's weird? I get the very same thing; I've have people who are known for barroom brawls and having killed in combat terrified talk to me, afraid I'd kick their asses. Hell, I've found myself compared to KELLY, and that's just weird (cuz Kelly kicks ass and I'm just...kinna tall. Heh).
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'Normal' people are taught not to talk to strangers, let alone badass strangers, where the slightly crazy will talk to anyone, but they know what kind of treatment to expect from the suits, and groups of teenage wiggers will wrinkle their noses and shy away from anyone but their own, so that leaves you.
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Hell, I've found myself compared to KELLY, and that's just weird (cuz Kelly kicks ass and I'm just...kinna tall. Heh).
And, yeah, weirdo magnet, too.
What's that about?
We should start a club. ;)
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i think they like the challenge.
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Little ol me.
I also find it very strange how people profess to know me, name drop me, are all cuddly online...
but when real life comes around they seem to want nothing to do with me.
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They sometimes only see the outside and either can't accept the dicotomy that is our inside, or they want the inside, but can't see past the outside.
And being true and only one is damn near impossible in our society.
I just really wish people would try and look past their initial impressions. At least before they started spreading them to others.
Some of the things I've heard about me have been quite amusing. ;)
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