You have him by the hand and someone
you have not seen in about 40 years or so recognizes you and asks if it’s your
grandson.
Now there is
no way in hell I can let that one slide. To let an opportunity like that slide
would be a pretty sad state of affairs.
You put on
kind of a sheepish embarrassed look. “It’s actually my son.”
“What!! Your
SON?! Really?’ is the likely reply.
“Yeah, well
that’s the way things go,” I’d reply. “You know how life is full of little
surprises. There was this bachelor party a while back and I hadn’t been out
drinking in years and forgot my limit. Then someone brought out the blow and I
haven’t had any of that in decades. Things started to get out of hand then.”
Then I’d
continue. “We started doing as few lines off of the stripper’s ass and I guess
she had some kind of daddy issues and a thing for older men. Anyway things got
a little strange and one thing led to another and I found out I am now a
father.”
By now they
are probably totally agape.
“After the
boy was born his mother went back to the drug scene so I had the state give me
custody. It’s worked out pretty well, actually. I gave up drinking and smoking
so I can be around longer to raise him.”
You can bet
the farm that a wild story like that is going to get around.
You may sit
back and wait until the next reunion and know good and well that you are going
to be met with a lot of questions. Of course the fun doesn't stop here.
"What? What son?" I reply. "I don't have any children. Someone must have mistaken me for someone else."
THEN you sit back because someone is going to look foolish.
"What? What son?" I reply. "I don't have any children. Someone must have mistaken me for someone else."
THEN you sit back because someone is going to look foolish.
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