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Shopping with Cheffy Smoove.

ChefWide

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It's early this year, but to start the holiday shopping season, I have already done my first "Hip check Fat Bastard into the boards" move on some hapless, corpulent, bespectacled fuckface.

I was getting a present for Numba 2 Son, it was his 6th bday yesterday, and we got the green in the mail from Granny Warbucks and he could 'get whatever he wants' (I was waiting for him to pick Missy Milfenrack in the musical toys section of the toy store, but he just isn't quite there yet, maybe next year.. LOL).

So, we are looking at the latest Saturday Morning Cartoon Turned Marketing Ploy Toy and Tubby O'Cackless decides to push my 6 year old kid out of the way so he can get at a display rack of HotWheels Wanabees that are on sale. Rude, tastless (get the real Hotwheel for your kid, Ebeneezer) and now with a bullseye on his ass, Nerdy has no idea he has ignited Cheffy Transformer Rhino Dude into a frothing wigfest.

Mrs. Chef see's the steam puffing out my nostrils so she moves in to the way to try the Inocent Partner Blocking Maneuver, but this bald bastard has seen that one before and is having none of that 'Easy honey, just breath.' bullpoop this time around.

I smile at her and wink and feign walking the other way, she falls for it hard and lets down her Lunatic Husband Tracking System just a bit too early. I haul ass around the other aisle and catch Fudgy the Whale leaning precariously over the Tube Racer sets to get at some toy that he will certainly not get his kid because its not on sale or made from depleted uranium.

Like a stealth panther I slide first up the aisle past two kids trying to break multiple toys on their younger siblings cranium, dart first left then right and hip check that fat fuckface right over the Tube Racers into the wall of stacked toys sending him and about 1.365 gazillion boxes flying. I cut left again so fast that the kids doing the Blunt Force Trauma Boogy on Little Jimmy didn't even see me within 10 feet of this guy when Mt. Toyatowa blew its magma dome.

Yes there were some raised voices, the 'sorry, i didn't see you there.' would have worked if my wife hadn't called me a 'jerk' in front of the security guard, we paid and left, my wife spent an extra five minutes inside the store with the manager gesturing wildly with her hands and rolling her eyes like that Pea Soup Cutie in the Exorcist, both of them looking out every now and again at the Criminal in the Minivan with those three, poor boys.

There wasn't much adult conversation on the way home, but my son winked at me twice: once after he stopped laughing at Philly Fatfuckface laying in a pile of imitation Beyblade's and once when we successfully escaped the store. Made it all worth while.
 
jenscats5 said:
LOL

Owned by Cheffy in the toystore....

I rarely loose it, but get physical with one of my boys and there is going to be mini mosh pit catered on site.
 
well done sir.
 
When I have a lot of money I will pay you to write my life's story. I am sure with your alliterative touch my life would sound way cooler than it really is.

Also: NICELY DONE SIR.

Cheers,
Scotsman
 
Scotsman said:
When I have a lot of money I will pay you to write my life's story. I am sure with your alliterative touch my life would sound way cooler than it really is.

Also: NICELY DONE SIR.

Cheers,
Scotsman


What we need to do is go on a wee road trip together. The best stories involve a journey, physical or spiritual, both work wonders on the Muse.

That and suck back a single malt or twelve.
 
Chef: Are your kids fluent in Icelandic? What language does your family speak at home?
 
Mr. dB said:
Chef: Are your kids fluent in Icelandic? What language does your family speak at home?

Dude, my kids are Icelandic...

We speak both English and Icelandic, but mostly English, the kids get all the Icelandic they need outside the home so we try to keep the house all english. My ten year old is about to start studying spanish and hopes to move on to Mandarin as soon as the school will let him (read: precocious young dude).
 
Spanky11 said:
funny stuff...still sore?

Said 'Fuck it' and went back to moderate carbs and upped the calories to a normal deficit. Feel a thousand times better and the lifts are almost back to normal.

VERY good for over-all well being as well. That near starvation shit loses it's honeymoon value pretty damn quick. Only put back on about 1.5-2 kg too, less than I expected, so thats cool.
 
Cheffy, you were justified totally in your actions.

I would have made him look like an ass verbally, instead of physically but I commend you for that shit.

Any adult who pushes a kid out of the way for anything deserves what he gets.



DIV

:chomp:
 
DIVISION said:
Cheffy, you were justified totally in your actions.

I would have made him look like an ass verbally, instead of physically but I commend you for that shit.

Any adult who pushes a kid out of the way for anything deserves what he gets.



DIV

:chomp:

It sounds like the Big Show, but in reality I just hipped the guy hard enough to tip the fickle finger of ballance off the scale. I mean, it's not like I hauled off and punched the guy, nothing like that.

I am overprotective. I admit that with humility.
 
ChefWide said:
It sounds like the Big Show, but in reality I just hipped the guy hard enough to tip the fickle finger of ballance off the scale. I mean, it's not like I hauled off and punched the guy, nothing like that.

I am overprotective. I admit that with humility.

Eh Lil' Cheffy, I realize you didn't haul off and hit this guy, I know that.

I'm just sayin' you were justified and depending on the circumstances, I'd probably have done the same thing. Your overprotective nature is a good attribute, don't forget that.





DIV

:chomp:
 
DIVISION said:
Eh Lil' Cheffy, I realize you didn't haul off and hit this guy, I know that.

I'm just sayin' you were justified and depending on the circumstances, I'd probably have done the same thing. Your overprotective nature is a good attribute, don't forget that.





DIV

:chomp:

Yeah, my oldest (10) seems to have the right mindset for getting out of a sticky situation already and could have dealt with Tubby O'Margerine in his own way or at least withstand a bit of a push: my six year old had neither the attitude nor the girth needed for this situation and shouldn't be expected to,either, i suppose.

The vision of me tossing a Rick Rock knee strike to the hamstring of this guy did flash in my head, but thats cartoon land, not real life. After the move the two biggest boys and I are starting some MA training with a phenom trainer here. Really looking forward to the balance and to the time with the guys, priceless.
 
ChefWide said:
It's early this year, but to start the holiday shopping season, I have already done my first "Hip check Fat Bastard into the boards" move on some hapless, corpulent, bespectacled fuckface.

I was getting a present for Numba 2 Son, it was his 6th bday yesterday, and we got the green in the mail from Granny Warbucks and he could 'get whatever he wants' (I was waiting for him to pick Missy Milfenrack in the musical toys section of the toy store, but he just isn't quite there yet, maybe next year.. LOL).

So, we are looking at the latest Saturday Morning Cartoon Turned Marketing Ploy Toy and Tubby O'Cackless decides to push my 6 year old kid out of the way so he can get at a display rack of HotWheels Wanabees that are on sale. Rude, tastless (get the real Hotwheel for your kid, Ebeneezer) and now with a bullseye on his ass, Nerdy has no idea he has ignited Cheffy Transformer Rhino Dude into a frothing wigfest.

Mrs. Chef see's the steam puffing out my nostrils so she moves in to the way to try the Inocent Partner Blocking Maneuver, but this bald bastard has seen that one before and is having none of that 'Easy honey, just breath.' bullpoop this time around.

I smile at her and wink and feign walking the other way, she falls for it hard and lets down her Lunatic Husband Tracking System just a bit too early. I haul ass around the other aisle and catch Fudgy the Whale leaning precariously over the Tube Racer sets to get at some toy that he will certainly not get his kid because its not on sale or made from depleted uranium.

Like a stealth panther I slide first up the aisle past two kids trying to break multiple toys on their younger siblings cranium, dart first left then right and hip check that fat fuckface right over the Tube Racers into the wall of stacked toys sending him and about 1.365 gazillion boxes flying. I cut left again so fast that the kids doing the Blunt Force Trauma Boogy on Little Jimmy didn't even see me within 10 feet of this guy when Mt. Toyatowa blew its magma dome.

Yes there were some raised voices, the 'sorry, i didn't see you there.' would have worked if my wife hadn't called me a 'jerk' in front of the security guard, we paid and left, my wife spent an extra five minutes inside the store with the manager gesturing wildly with her hands and rolling her eyes like that Pea Soup Cutie in the Exorcist, both of them looking out every now and again at the Criminal in the Minivan with those three, poor boys.

There wasn't much adult conversation on the way home, but my son winked at me twice: once after he stopped laughing at Philly Fatfuckface laying in a pile of imitation Beyblade's and once when we successfully escaped the store. Made it all worth while.

nicely done
but you shoulda hit him harder
 
ChefWide said:
What we need to do is go on a wee road trip together. The best stories involve a journey, physical or spiritual, both work wonders on the Muse.

That and suck back a single malt or twelve.

Are you sure any part of the world is capable of handling the Chef/Scots road revenge tour?

Oh and the single malt is a hard set requirement.

Cheers,
Scotsman
 
ChefWide said:
Dude, my kids are Icelandic...

We speak both English and Icelandic, but mostly English, the kids get all the Icelandic they need outside the home so we try to keep the house all english. My ten year old is about to start studying spanish and hopes to move on to Mandarin as soon as the school will let him (read: precocious young dude).

Okay, I just thought I remembered you mentioning one of them being schooled in NY at some time in the past...
 
Mr. dB said:
Okay, I just thought I remembered you mentioning one of them being schooled in NY at some time in the past...

My bad, Mr. ElephantineMemoryMan, we salute you!

Dude, you are spot on, by oldest, Thor, was in nursery school when we lived in Battey Park City. I mentioned it in a thread about 9/11, as the school was pretty much destroyed by the debris when the towers came down and I was talking about how having already moved to Iceland has its perks, namely: my son having been out of harms way.

Scary, sad. I still haven't been back to NYC since then and I lived there for 15+ years. Next time.
 
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