Crouching Llama, Hidden Emu
Word got out at my high school that I can do the entire Napolean Dynamite dance. Not that I care for Napolean Dynamite anyway - I neither love it nore hate it.
The point is, someone asked me to. So I told 'em I would, figuring "What the hey". I did it at lunch on Tuesday, right outside the cafeteria. I had my eyes closed the entire time, to mimic Napolean's squinting face. The whole time all I heard was "Bah, this foo's crazy! Dis foo's cold!!" in the familiar verbiage of an average American teenager. When I opened my eyes to run off, I didn't notice the crowd that had gathered. All of you who go to public school, you understand - when there's a fight, everyone who's aware runs to watch it, then everyone who sees people running follows them. My friend told me afterward it was the same exact way.
So I gathered a bit of publicity as it were and several people asked me to do it again, which I declined every time. I realized it would just get old fast and be one of those things that was funny the first time. That is, until someone offered me 10 dollars if I would let them videotape me doing it in the cafeteria. In the wise words of Napolean himself, "Heck yes!".
So that's what I'm doing tomorrow.
(o)
The point is, someone asked me to. So I told 'em I would, figuring "What the hey". I did it at lunch on Tuesday, right outside the cafeteria. I had my eyes closed the entire time, to mimic Napolean's squinting face. The whole time all I heard was "Bah, this foo's crazy! Dis foo's cold!!" in the familiar verbiage of an average American teenager. When I opened my eyes to run off, I didn't notice the crowd that had gathered. All of you who go to public school, you understand - when there's a fight, everyone who's aware runs to watch it, then everyone who sees people running follows them. My friend told me afterward it was the same exact way.
So I gathered a bit of publicity as it were and several people asked me to do it again, which I declined every time. I realized it would just get old fast and be one of those things that was funny the first time. That is, until someone offered me 10 dollars if I would let them videotape me doing it in the cafeteria. In the wise words of Napolean himself, "Heck yes!".
So that's what I'm doing tomorrow.
(o)
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