That's a serious tribute to a serious friend. I've had some friends like that and I'd like to think that a couple of times I've been that friend. I too have done way more than my fair share of eulogies. To the point that I hate them.
I'm not quite as big as CW, but close. I'm sure as hell not as crazy. I've been in some scary situations but mostly managed to stay pretty low key.
I remember your bike. I'm pretty sure when I saw it was just north of the Pioneer Casino towards the remote motel. There's a low concrete wall there that I sit on when I eat my Coney Dog from the Casino, and I'm pretty sure your bike was near by.
I got to tell you. I've been to a thousand Taco Trucks in a thousand places. I think the only time I've seen someone I know is in Small Town America. (And one of those I remember was an Ex Wife :)) It's cool that you saw Javeer there.
This is my second try here, I do not know where my first comment went. I only know where it didn't go.
Trip out on the comment. Same thing happened to me when I responded to angryman, it just didn't show up. So Indid another one, same thing. Took three tries. I put this on everything, Tom, my screen type Hi just like that, no periods, just like that right in front of my face, right in the middle of two of my paragraphs, the were spaced just like all the other ones. Then the space was replaced with Hi. Pura will vouch but I understand if it's not believable. And if that's not believable, dude my fucking keyboard wasn't even open! I was proof-reading from my phone.
That's exactly where I was parked, on the bottom floor of that parking garage. My compass is a little screwy but it would've been that lot in the direction of Harrahs (hope that made sense). I hope we're talking about the same wall. That's the same parking spot I came back to my bike and all them dudes were around it watching some naked chick pose for pictures on my bike.
Get the fuck off my bike!!
Those dudes were "what's the matter, don't like a naked chick?" 'Not on my bike, get the fuck off and go crawl in someone else's property!'
That was my second of three eulogy's sir, I'm over it. I really appreciate you checkin this one out. Quite frankly I'm overwhelmed and not certain I'm even handling these responses correctly.