So, my wife has been rather flying about the night skies on her broom lately. God in heaven quakes at the shrieking and howling this woman puts out when OTR. I guess I should learn to live with this as it seems no woman will ever greet the glowing gaseous orb of morn and its warm rays with a smile. Does every female arise on the wrong side of the bed? Gads, what to do?
Well, let me tell you what NOT to do. Especially if you are evil like me. Very evil. Since I am terribly out of shape I decided to start bicycling again. I love bikes, but not more than cars, cars being the ultimate form of testosterone poisoning. But I need to get in shape and a bike fills the bill. So I put together a nice road cruiser and started the slow climb to health. I even fixed up my spouse's well appointed two wheeler so we could actually have f-u-n. Yeah, fun, the true opposite of grouchy. Ah, but it was not to be. Even this activity activated her bile ducts and resulted in all sorts of back seat driving and howling over the wind in my ears. It was all too much.
So, Mr. Evil decided to make bike riding more interesting. Far more interesting. I wandered down to the local pet store, of which West Seattle has more of than even Starbuck's if you can imagine. Hey, when your neighborhood goes gay, old or both you get dogs. Scratching around the bins of leftover animal detritus and squeeky toys I found a dog whistle. Heh. The silent type you don't hear. Heh, hehehehe. Well, a little tape and glue and it mounted nicely on the wife's bottom bracket well out of sight. Heh. I must be a genius.
Except for when I am not. We took off for a nice run down to Alki Beach with its hordes of narcisso-exercisers, skaters, perambulator pushers and gang members walking their pit bulls. Heh.
You can get a pretty good run down the bike path at Alki and boy were we rolling. That whistle was totally silent to my heavy metal damaged ears. And to the wife. But not too........HORDES OF DOGS! Snarling, nasty, and likely unvaccinated killers came pouring at us! The terror was instant and primal as I watched them shoot straight for Kathy. Had it been a stranger I would have clenched my eyes shut in anticipation of the horror to follow.
She went down as a Basenji went under the pedal, knocked there by a Rhodesian Ridgeback going for her ankle. She landed smack flat on a brace of pit bulls who had escaped their rapper-owners grasp. The dogs were bark-shrieking as her ass pinned their heads to the asphalt. The coup-de-grace was delivered by a huge standard poodle that went for her boobs. It was ugly.
So as I sit in the hospital room, pondering all this, I have to ask: Was it worth it? No, it was not and I know that now. My stitches ache, my arm is in a cast and the loose tendons in my knee are all painfull reminders of what a woman can do to you. As Kathy lay on the ground, pit bulls and basenjis licking her face and a poodle licking her boobs, she saw the whistle. I think you can figure out the rest. Bow wow.
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