The Esudodacity of Him!
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I think there is a base story, but embellished. What makes me think altered is the utter improbability of meeting another pipe smoker in diddy-wah-diddy, who has an aged tin of Escudo comparable to yours. You miss your tin which turns up under the papers, having mistaken his tin for yours; and walk away from the table, and only on your return do you find yours and realize your mistake.
My version would be that once I felt I'd ID'd the scoundrel who, in my absence, had helped himself to half of my tin off aged Escudo without my permission, I'd have stood up and grabbed him by the lapels and screamed, "motherf*cker," whilst delivered various and sundry blows about the head.
Like you I also make a fool of myself with anger, but in this case, until I found my tin, I would be basking in the sunlight of anger requited by a chiseling thief.
My version would be that once I felt I'd ID'd the scoundrel who, in my absence, had helped himself to half of my tin off aged Escudo without my permission, I'd have stood up and grabbed him by the lapels and screamed, "motherf*cker," whilst delivered various and sundry blows about the head.
Like you I also make a fool of myself with anger, but in this case, until I found my tin, I would be basking in the sunlight of anger requited by a chiseling thief.
I always use JimInks's tobacco review when I want to buy tobacco. But I read this kind of review to relax and have a good laugh :rofl:
Ah, yes. The false impression, the conclusion of a cynic, the projections of 'guilt'. I have experienced similar incident.
I carry my own guilt from more than once, accusing my son of misplacing a 'borrowed' tool from my shop, back when I had a shop, and then finding said tool where I had put it, thus revealing to me his complete innocence and my own shortcoming.
I guess I needed that story as a reminder of my human frailty. Seems there's a lot of that going around.
I carry my own guilt from more than once, accusing my son of misplacing a 'borrowed' tool from my shop, back when I had a shop, and then finding said tool where I had put it, thus revealing to me his complete innocence and my own shortcoming.
I guess I needed that story as a reminder of my human frailty. Seems there's a lot of that going around.
But you didn't tell us what city your were in? I want to go tho that coffee shop, meet that pipe smoker and say, "Did you hear the one about the pipesmoker who thought someone helped himself to his tin of Escudo..."
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