I was sitting in a friendly neighbourhood café with a friend recently. Some bony-pelvised girls were sitting to the right of us, their noses deep in an economics textbook. Everyone had a hot bevvie. Outside, there was a half-hearted flurry of snow. Not the most extraordinary day in the meteorological history of humankind, but just gusty enough to make you want to wrap your hands around a warm cup.
S: “Do you know that the first time I met you, I thought you were a lesbian?”
Then out of the blue...
S: “Do you know that the first time I met you, I thought you were a lesbian?”
Me (obviously intrigued): Umm, why?
S: “Because you didn’t bother to fix yourself up or anything. You weren’t wearing any lipstick.”
Me (a terminal repeater): "I wasn’t wearing any lipstick?"
S: "It was the first time you were meeting a new man! You're supposed to try and impress me!"
With lipstick? Weren't my dazzling wit and flashing eyes enough?
S: "You're looking at me like I'm crazy."
No, I'm suppressing the urge to ask you if you stuffed a sock in your pants for our first meeting. You know, to impress me?
Me: "Just drink your coffee, mister, and drop the lipstick shtick."
Does this add to the database of human knowledge at all? Have I stumbled upon a key to understanding the male mind, and just don't realise it? Do the lesbians know about this? Am I just the last to know?
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