REV: Tankcommander
- Thread starter guy catelli
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it gets even better than that.
as TC's 'tank' was hurtling down Murray Hill heading east on 32nd btwn Park and Lex, i pointed out to him on the right two gunmetal grey swinging doors with metal letters above them that read, "Service Entrance".
as we flew past, TC said, "yeah; what about 'em?"
i told him that that was where a lady of the night had dragged SB at a tender age to force him to submit to her oral ministrations.
since we were travelling at a velocity that approached twice the legal limit, we were already way past this service entrance, when TC turned around to take a better look in the dimlit night. had someone who had had a few suddenly wandered into the street in front of us, that someone would have become instant 'roadkill'. happily, nothing of the sort happened.
but, i was just wondering. maybe we could take up a collection to have a commemorative plaque made. i think the Landmarks Commission would enthusiasticly embrace the idea; and the landlord of the building would be proud to have his building declared an historic monument.
as TC's 'tank' was hurtling down Murray Hill heading east on 32nd btwn Park and Lex, i pointed out to him on the right two gunmetal grey swinging doors with metal letters above them that read, "Service Entrance".
as we flew past, TC said, "yeah; what about 'em?"
i told him that that was where a lady of the night had dragged SB at a tender age to force him to submit to her oral ministrations.
since we were travelling at a velocity that approached twice the legal limit, we were already way past this service entrance, when TC turned around to take a better look in the dimlit night. had someone who had had a few suddenly wandered into the street in front of us, that someone would have become instant 'roadkill'. happily, nothing of the sort happened.
but, i was just wondering. maybe we could take up a collection to have a commemorative plaque made. i think the Landmarks Commission would enthusiasticly embrace the idea; and the landlord of the building would be proud to have his building declared an historic monument.
uh, this could be the start of something big: http://www.bigdoggie.net/newyork/posts/25372.html and http://www.digitaltimes.com/karaoke/singers/thiscouldbethestart.html