Out With Don Juan
It was a quick ride
over the Tri-boro. Damn, I just love the view of the city from up there, there’s nothing like
it. Except for maybe when you’re flying in, and you can see the city below
welcoming you home, from where ever you’ve been.
After George was done
with his dad’s errand, we decided to walk around Steiway
St. It’s a big shopping area, a lot like Fordham Rd, and
there were lots of hot Greek babes strolling back and forth. I was sure George’s
head was going to snap right off, as his head whipped back and forth from one
chick to another.
“I think I’m going to
marry me a Greek chickey, man. Can ya digit? I like Greek, dude…Oh yea. Lookey det ass ova da, man. Wow!”
“Ya betta cool it
dude, ya cuds has yasef a hoit attack, man.”
“As long as I die in
haw bossom,” he said as he ogled a gorgeous, raven haired Helena, “Yasoo, yasoo
kookla!”
“Euuuu!” She stared
at him as if he were a pervert, indeed if looks could kill, he would have been as dead as one of his pop’s customers.
“Dude deeze Gweeks be
jealous as hail, man. Ya betta watch out, one adem gon come on out hea kicking ya ass, man.”
“Dude if I had a
mamie like det, I wuds neva, eva let haw come on out hea among da wolves by
hawsef.”
“Mebbe he trusts haw,
jack!”
“Oh, I wuds trusts haw, it’s da wolves I
don’t trust.”
“He hee heee…dudio
evybody ain’t like ya, man”
“Ya betcha, I be
unique, dude…unique, ya dig!”
In his freaking mind,
he was Don Juan, Casanova, Romeo, and Valentino all rolled up into himself.
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