Saturday, October 08, 2005

Happily Ever After

This is post 20 of Section I. To begin at the beginning, go here. "Little Gay Riding Hood" begins here.

“So the wolf tore off the cloak and ran off into the woods, where he met other wolves—”
(“One lovely one in particular,” interjected Robert.)
“—and fortunately the hunter and the ex-wife were quite ecologically minded, so the boy was still allowed to take walks in the woods with his father on weekends and holidays, and they all lived happily ever after.”
“Except for Little Gay Riding Hood’s parents.”
Jack sighed. “They were old by then, and couldn’t shake the idea that wolves were savage beasts. They always kept a spare hood tucked away and refused to take even one step off the path to meet their son. So you see, in some ways you’re very lucky in your folks. No cloaks.”
Robert rolled his eyes. “Let’s not talk about them. Why don’t you just show me what an alpha male you are?”
Jack gave a growl and playfully wrestled Robert down.

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5 Comments:

Blogger Tom & Icy said...

Maybe he's an archetype complaining about stereotypes. Naw. But there they go wrestling down under the down comforter! When the sergeant yelled for his soldiers to "get down!" the black guys jumped up and started dancing while the gay guys cuddled together. Lord, help me!

9:34 PM  
Blogger Doug The Una said...

I think a good grandma line would be wrong here.

7:47 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

T&I: Very amusing. CHRISTOPHER helps those who help themselves.

Doug: I agree.

11:27 AM  
Blogger the many Bs said...

Alpha male - that would be ME in our family! Bailey is second, and sadly, Baxter is third. The birds don't count.

6:12 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hey, transgendered SP! Thanks for hanging in here. First daughter post coming up.

7:21 PM  

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