Yes, his jeans smelled as dirty as they looked. But that's the nature of the business, I guess.
Is it wrong that I had this massive desire to braid his beard? I mean, look at it!
It's like Santa!
PS. I have no idea why my thumb is so hairy. That's a little disturbing. Unless it's my forearm. I had contorted myself using my stealth Ninja skills to snap the picture and I really can't recall what body part got in the way.
Those are my feet in the photo!!!
ReplyDeletehe was probably one of those railroad bums from the old westerns.
ReplyDeleteSorry to get off topic BUT, the guy opposite the flip-flop girl. What is with this new sitting-sideways thing??? I got a side-sitter Monday and Tuesday nite and it drives me nuts!!! One of them was a girl with really long hair and after flipping it back a couple of times and hitting me, I shoved my bag in between the seats and she caught her hair between my bag and the divider.
ReplyDelete@lswgirl13: I have seen a few of those on the LSE going home. I find that they tend to be men - with really long legs.
ReplyDeleteMaybe it is their way of making certain there is enough legroom for themselves.
But the hair thing. ick.
Ohhh, I have no doubt that's why men do it so then my thought is they should get one of the (non-quad) open seats near the doors where they can stretch out I know, I know, I'm being picky, just a major pet peeve!
ReplyDeleteI am one of those "side-sitter"; I am 6'2" and often times there isn't enough leg room if I sit "properly" in the quad, especially if the person across from me is also tall. I tried to sit in the three seaters by the doors but becasue of all the "door donkeys" that block the doors and stand in the area between the doors, I end having someone's a$$ in my face, someone's backpack hitting me in the head, or (and this is the worse) some large and usually unattractive woman's camel toe....
ReplyDeleteSo I sit sideways... deal with it, or talk to a therapist