Nothing much
No, really. There's not much of anything going on. It's been since Easter since I've done anything here, so I figure I might as well say hello.
Hello.
Stupid. I'm just stupid.
Anyway, just a little story:
I go to Circle K by my house every day before work, and then again every day after work to fill up my BAJOS (Big Ass Jug Of Soda) - pronounced: Bah-hos (hos as in host, not as in hoes) but that's not really important. That particular Circle K is directly cross corner to a High School. I think most High Schools in Pinellas County have a Circle K within a block of them. I digress.
Back to the story. I've been seeing a lot of "Juggalos" from the HS there lately. I guess they're Juggalos anyway. I can't really tell. The Juggalos I know (or have simply walked by in the past) almost always give a shout. These kids see my "BIG-ICP" tag and all my stickers on the Scooter, and on my helmet, and don't say anything. Are they intimidated because I'm somewhat well dressed coming str8 home from work? Do they just not care? Maybe they think I just happen to be riding a scooter that belongs to a Juggalo. Who knows. You might be thinking to yourself "but hey man, you aren't giving them a shout either". Well, that's true... but, in my experience, sometimes it's not so cool for a 30 something man to just be all chattin' it up with a group of high school boys - if you know what I mean. Especially if it's unsolicited, or if the 30 something is the one who initiates the conversation! LMAO.
Well, I'll probably start giving them the "whut up" from now on, and see how it goes. See what this "new generation" of Juggalo is all about.
What do you think? Have similar experiences or situations? What about you "youngins"? What's your story about running in to us old schoolers?
Shoot me an e-mail (Lance at LiveFromFL.com) and let me know, *AND* give me a shout at the Dark Lotus concert @ Jannus Landing in June. I'll be where I always am up with Dick and Rachel at the front of the "Deck" back towards the Tamiami Bar.
Well, have a good one Juggalos, and we'll talk to you soon!!!! MCL
RAP-BIG-ICP1
Hello.
Stupid. I'm just stupid.
Anyway, just a little story:
I go to Circle K by my house every day before work, and then again every day after work to fill up my BAJOS (Big Ass Jug Of Soda) - pronounced: Bah-hos (hos as in host, not as in hoes) but that's not really important. That particular Circle K is directly cross corner to a High School. I think most High Schools in Pinellas County have a Circle K within a block of them. I digress.
Back to the story. I've been seeing a lot of "Juggalos" from the HS there lately. I guess they're Juggalos anyway. I can't really tell. The Juggalos I know (or have simply walked by in the past) almost always give a shout. These kids see my "BIG-ICP" tag and all my stickers on the Scooter, and on my helmet, and don't say anything. Are they intimidated because I'm somewhat well dressed coming str8 home from work? Do they just not care? Maybe they think I just happen to be riding a scooter that belongs to a Juggalo. Who knows. You might be thinking to yourself "but hey man, you aren't giving them a shout either". Well, that's true... but, in my experience, sometimes it's not so cool for a 30 something man to just be all chattin' it up with a group of high school boys - if you know what I mean. Especially if it's unsolicited, or if the 30 something is the one who initiates the conversation! LMAO.
Well, I'll probably start giving them the "whut up" from now on, and see how it goes. See what this "new generation" of Juggalo is all about.
What do you think? Have similar experiences or situations? What about you "youngins"? What's your story about running in to us old schoolers?
Shoot me an e-mail (Lance at LiveFromFL.com) and let me know, *AND* give me a shout at the Dark Lotus concert @ Jannus Landing in June. I'll be where I always am up with Dick and Rachel at the front of the "Deck" back towards the Tamiami Bar.
Well, have a good one Juggalos, and we'll talk to you soon!!!! MCL
RAP-BIG-ICP1
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