M4W Girl in the blue charger with handcuffs
by Zach on Aug.16, 2009, under Uncategorized
Me: on sexy black SV650 getting off of work at 4am.
You: sweet effin Charger with brush guard, light-bar, and a shotgun.
As I was getting off work and heading home, I saw you far down the street ahead of me. I didn’t want to catch your eye and just wanted to make it home, but you stopped in the middle of the road and waited for me. I knew our encounter was going to be special.
I tried to get into the turn lane to go across the overpass, you matched my speed in a playful, “I’m going to check out your butt,” way. So I slowed to let you be in front of me (ladies first) and made it to the turn lane I needed. While I was slowing down to come to a stop behind you, a quick lane change and we were right next to each other. I couldn’t muster up the guts to give you even a meek wave as you glared at me. You rolled down the window so we could finally speak! Never will I forget our first conversation, “Don’t do anything ‘dumb’ on that thing. I already got you for having your plate bent (I knew you were looking at my ass!). That’s one thing, don’t give me another.”
Oooooooo! Fiesty! Not wanting our talk to end so soon, I made a daring suggestion, but was still a statement that was nothing but truth, “I’m just off from work ma’am and can’t wait to get into bed.” Unfortunatly, you didn’t pick up on my hint and barked back at me, “I just got on shift, am on three hours of sleep, and don’t want to put up with any bullshit.” A girl that’s straight to the point. No beating around the bush. Rawr!
As the light was changing, I knew our wonderful time together was over. I wish it could have been longer. With a sigh, my foot pushed the motorcycle into first gear. But before we parted, I had to say one last thing, “Have a good night,” which you promptly ignored while slamming your gas pedal and shooting onto the freeway.
So you know, I followed your words of “not doing anything dumb.” I wanted to make you proud of my riding skill and prove that I was not a dumb rider. I expertly went well over the posted 30 and 35 mph speed limit by a good 40 mph and quite dexterously wove my motorcycle across two lanes of traffic while almost grinding my foot pegs into the street. I do believe you have been impressed. There’s even a S turn that I set my own personal record on last night. There’s no way I could have done it without your little pep talk.
You fucking pig.
Location: 1st Ave and Edgar Martinez Dr
