Two truths and a lie

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1. I came close to being arrested for drumming on a subway train seat.

2. I came close to being arrested for kicking subway poles right after I just missed an "E" train.

3. I used to write poems to women on subway trains--and some even responded positively.

Well if there's only 1 lie it means you were close to being arrested. Which I think one of them is the lie indeed.

I don't think you were arrested while drumming unless it's a no busking zone. So I'd wager #1 is a lie

Oh, edit: I read incorrectly, I was thinking you drummed on the platform outside the train... well still I picked already so I guess that's it for me )

Incorrect. When I was 17, I was taken off the train and taken into a "back room." There they read me the riot act, and said I was lucky I wasn't "taken in" right then and there. I was really close to being arrested.

The Lie is #2. I did kick some subway poles in frustration after just missing an "E" train----but only other passengers noticed.

Wow seriously? like you brought an actual drum piece to the train and went off?

A have a Russian friend living in the US he said police is REALLY tough there and tend to use excessive force. I don't know if that's true but he's not the only one saying that..

Nope. Didn't bring a drum set. I "drummed" on the plastic seats.

Some cops can be as*holes; others are okay, though.

#2 for Isabella

My lie was 3.
Parts of yesterday were very exciting (despite the concurrent grief -- what an odd day), but today was even better.

It's almost as if you've met the Man of your Dreams

LMAO. Nope, you know me. It's all much more sublime!


How would you know Isabella in a room of reading women?

1. I would be barefoot and twisted into a small pretzel shape of some sort, with a fuzzy grey blanket nearby.

2. The rest of the room would be topsy turvy and I might even be wearing shleppies past noon.

3. I would be listening to classical music in the background or on my headphones, while humming along.

1. I once met the "woman of my dreams"----but it just fizzled out because she wanted "excitement."

2. Once time, a little girl told me: "Love means never having to say you're sorry."

3. A very pretty and refined lady once liked my howls so much------that she came up to me and kissed me on the nose

#1. Your blanket would be another color.

Ima pick 3 for the man with the tail.

Right again, Sublime Isabella!

Though I have had subtle smiles elicited from women on the train

1 is true. All my cozy things are grey because I love the cozy feeling of thunderstorms.

2 is true (as you knew)

3 is my lie. I don't have any digital music and I don't own headphones. I rarely play music when I'm reading and I actually don't own a lot of classical music (all my music is vinyl so I'd have to physically "own" it).

PS. If you wrote me a poem on a train I'd give you a peck on the nose, for sure

PPS. Likewise if you howled.

I guess I should have known....there is an element of "Sublime Grey" in the Bronte countryside.....

1. I had a crush on a woman who worked "temp" with me. She was a singer on the side. She invited me to one of her shows. She would only cursorily talk to me---but she dispatched two men to take me to the 135th Street subway station. This area was very dangerous in 1986.

2. I was asked to escort this woman to a guitar store, circa 1986. She was very nice, and we had a nice little chat. A few racial comments were directed our way. Ultimately, I had a romance with this woman's mother.

3. I took a woman who worked in a little concession stand to the movie "'Round Midnight." It was about a famous jazz musician who was a heroin addict. I took her home to the Bronx, and we made out in her apartment house vestibule. It was one of the loveliest evenings of my life. Also 1986.

1. Nope.