Safety is job none.
Costumed Characters.
Corporate Mascots
A guy and a girl.
Meet, date, fall in love, get married, go on honeymoon.
We were supposed to also maybe have a BABY!
I even saw a neoprene "on the Go!" baby with a carrying sling-thing.
They left it in the hot car at Piedmont Park.
That's not right.
AB and I show up at Piedmont Park at 8:00. Ouch!
Well, 8:10. Oops!
We walk to the gazebo/bridge. Put on the neoprene or neoprene-esque costumes, thinking they're the same size: giant-mascot-size.
Apparently i had grabbed the "on the Go! guy" costume.
AB had the "on the Go! girl".
They said, ehh, just keep them that way.
Ok.
So, the rest of the day I play Matt playing the on the Go! guy.
Within minutes 3 things become painfully clear:
1) There will be sweat. Lots of sweat. Many of you know Matt. He told me I stunk. I did. Neoprene wicked away as much moisture as it could possibly wick. I smelled wicked.
2) Walking literally 5 steps in the mascot "boots" began the blistering/bruising/chafing process.
3) I am more manly than I am girly/Matt plays girly mighty easily. (faggot)
Remember that Props list from a few days ago?
Every one of them: used. And add candles, gas fireplace, wedding cake/ring/veil, picnic stuff.
Every one of them: thought to be hilarious
Many of them: endangered or kinda hurt us in some way. (tandem bike/fireplace/any walking at all)
It may have been worth it to get these pictures, though.
And the video will be great for our reels. ...
We laughed about that one a lot.
Corporate Mascots
A guy and a girl.
Meet, date, fall in love, get married, go on honeymoon.
We were supposed to also maybe have a BABY!
I even saw a neoprene "on the Go!" baby with a carrying sling-thing.
They left it in the hot car at Piedmont Park.
That's not right.
AB and I show up at Piedmont Park at 8:00. Ouch!
Well, 8:10. Oops!
We walk to the gazebo/bridge. Put on the neoprene or neoprene-esque costumes, thinking they're the same size: giant-mascot-size.
Apparently i had grabbed the "on the Go! guy" costume.
AB had the "on the Go! girl".
They said, ehh, just keep them that way.
Ok.
So, the rest of the day I play Matt playing the on the Go! guy.
Within minutes 3 things become painfully clear:
1) There will be sweat. Lots of sweat. Many of you know Matt. He told me I stunk. I did. Neoprene wicked away as much moisture as it could possibly wick. I smelled wicked.
2) Walking literally 5 steps in the mascot "boots" began the blistering/bruising/chafing process.
3) I am more manly than I am girly/Matt plays girly mighty easily. (faggot)
Remember that Props list from a few days ago?
Every one of them: used. And add candles, gas fireplace, wedding cake/ring/veil, picnic stuff.
Every one of them: thought to be hilarious
Many of them: endangered or kinda hurt us in some way. (tandem bike/fireplace/any walking at all)
It may have been worth it to get these pictures, though.
And the video will be great for our reels. ...
We laughed about that one a lot.
5 Comments:
Wow. Matt told you that you stank.
Wait. Matt? Told you you stank?
Seriously?
MATT?
Really?
I don't. . . unable to wrap head around concept. . . reality flipping. . . paradigm spinning out of control. . . blackout.
New
Quilts
Were
Here
You
Bitchy
Vixen.
I wonder exactly WHAT it smelled like?
Noxious
Fungus
Quivering
Just
Above
Hell's
Nadir
yeah where did that baby end up? heh, pretty convenient for 'on the go' girl. ..
yo
quiero
obra
a
vender
e bebe
oh and i think you nailed it on the odor there. i was impressed. and that is saying something. i spent several days not showering and ripening this summer and you topped me. in one morning.
girl
with
ew
pew
zips
above
guy
Shut UP!
It was that shirt!
It's 13 years old, has only been used for pulling lobster traps from the Chesapeake Bay, jogging, and buffering mascot costumes. Bless its heart.
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