My Morning Constitutional

JohnnySavage

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So this morning I was talking my morning walk down Johnny Savage Lane, just minding my own business and thinking about current events (as I recall, I was thinking about the Fed's taper of about $10 billion next month; which made me think about the effect on interest rates; which, obviously led me to recall that FHA just tapped its credit line with the Fed for an additional $1.5 billion... but I digress)

Where was I?

Oh yes... so as I was walking, and nearly solving all the world's problems, I came around a corner; and there in front of me, right in the middle of the road, was a big-ass camel!

Right there in the middle of the street!

So I stop dead in my tracks and think to myself, "Damn, that's one big-ass camel, right there."

Of course, the camel was probably thinking, "Damn, that's one strapping figure of a man, right there."

As the camel and I were staring each other down, I began to wonder: Should I ignore it an continue my stroll? Should I shoo it away (not really knowing how one shoo's away a camel)? Should I call 911?

Of course ignoring a camel in the road is no easier than ignoring an elephant in the room.

So then I thought about shoo'ing it away. I think camels bite, so I didn't want to get too close. I have a very pretty face and don't want a camel biting it off. I also think I read somewhere that camels spit. Nobody wants camel spit on their face. Of course, I had a dip of Skoal in at the time (Straight long cut) so I would certainly spit right back. I'm all for an eye-for-an-eye justice.

Just as the camel and I were about to work out this impasse, my neighbor (well, actually he lives about a half a mile away) came running down the street screaming in some jihad language (he's an Arab of some sort).

...
Here's a funny story about this neighbor (I don't know his name so I'll call him Ahmed): When he moved in about 15 years ago he created quite a stir with the county regulators. He bought this huge Greeco-Roman house (I don't actually know what a Greeco-Roman house looks like, but his has columns and topiary and fountains and all the rest of what would imagine a Greeco-Roman house would look like (think big, fancy funeral home))... Where was I? Oh yes, he bought this big house with naked statues. The first thing he did was paint pubic hair and nipples on the statues. I thought it was very funny and that we would become great friends. Ironically, this was about the time pubic hair all but disappeared on actual women. Our friendship wasn't to be though as the county sued him and there were years of legal machinations; the end result was that he now has white naked statues and doesn't like Americans any more.

......

Back to the story.

So Ahmed comes running down the street like I was a disco and he had a bomb strapped to his chest. It was kinda funny as he was wearing one of those long white dresses as is the custom with Arabs. Actually, as I like to free-ball, I bet those long white dresses are pretty comfortable...

Anyway, Ahmed runs right up to that camel and smacks it right square in the snout. He then grabbed it by the fur under it's chin and led it back down the street... never once giving me a "G'day, sir"

As I've come to understand, Ahmed has a passel of snot-blowers and was putting on a birthday party for one of them. The camel was there to provide rides for all the little bastards and had escaped. Which, I can understand. I don't like kids either.


I didn't even know he had kids. He probably has a wife or two as well, and probably a few domestic slaves from the Philippines. I don't think the women-folk are allowed out of the house. Its a cultural thing... He probably doesn't have to put up with a lot of backtalk either.

All in all, it was a pretty interesting morning. I got to see a camel. A man in a dress came running down the street screaming like a mad-man. And I think I've solved the debt crisis
 
So this morning I was talking my morning walk down Johnny Savage Lane, just minding my own business and thinking about current events (as I recall, I was thinking about the Fed's taper of about $10 billion next month; which made me think about the effect on interest rates; which, obviously led me to recall that FHA just tapped its credit line with the Fed for an additional $1.5 billion... but I digress)

Where was I?

Oh yes... so as I was walking, and nearly solving all the world's problems, I came around a corner; and there in front of me, right in the middle of the road, was a big-ass camel!

Right there in the middle of the street!

So I stop dead in my tracks and think to myself, "Damn, that's one big-ass camel, right there."

Of course, the camel was probably thinking, "Damn, that's one strapping figure of a man, right there."

As the camel and I were staring each other down, I began to wonder: Should I ignore it an continue my stroll? Should I shoo it away (not really knowing how one shoo's away a camel)? Should I call 911?

Of course ignoring a camel in the road is no easier than ignoring an elephant in the room.

So then I thought about shoo'ing it away. I think camels bite, so I didn't want to get too close. I have a very pretty face and don't want a camel biting it off. I also think I read somewhere that camels spit. Nobody wants camel spit on their face. Of course, I had a dip of Skoal in at the time (Straight long cut) so I would certainly spit right back. I'm all for an eye-for-an-eye justice.

Just as the camel and I were about to work out this impasse, my neighbor (well, actually he lives about a half a mile away) came running down the street screaming in some jihad language (he's an Arab of some sort).

...
Here's a funny story about this neighbor (I don't know his name so I'll call him Ahmed): When he moved in about 15 years ago he created quite a stir with the county regulators. He bought this huge Greeco-Roman house (I don't actually know what a Greeco-Roman house looks like, but his has columns and topiary and fountains and all the rest of what would imagine a Greeco-Roman house would look like (think big, fancy funeral home))... Where was I? Oh yes, he bought this big house with naked statues. The first thing he did was paint pubic hair and nipples on the statues. I thought it was very funny and that we would become great friends. Ironically, this was about the time pubic hair all but disappeared on actual women. Our friendship wasn't to be though as the county sued him and there were years of legal machinations; the end result was that he now has white naked statues and doesn't like Americans any more.

......

Back to the story.

So Ahmed comes running down the street like I was a disco and he had a bomb strapped to his chest. It was kinda funny as he was wearing one of those long white dresses as is the custom with Arabs. Actually, as I like to free-ball, I bet those long white dresses are pretty comfortable...

Anyway, Ahmed runs right up to that camel and smacks it right square in the snout. He then grabbed it by the fur under it's chin and led it back down the street... never once giving me a "G'day, sir"

As I've come to understand, Ahmed has a passel of snot-blowers and was putting on a birthday party for one of them. The camel was there to provide rides for all the little bastards and had escaped. Which, I can understand. I don't like kids either.


I didn't even know he had kids. He probably has a wife or two as well, and probably a few domestic slaves from the Philippines. I don't think the women-folk are allowed out of the house. Its a cultural thing... He probably doesn't have to put up with a lot of backtalk either.

All in all, it was a pretty interesting morning. I got to see a camel. A man in a dress came running down the street screaming like a mad-man. And I think I've solved the debt crisis

What a great story.
 
Wow. Enough sterotypes in that story much?
 
Shit. I thought we were headed here:

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Here, a 'morning constitutional' is generally what you call a morning poop. A morning dump. Dropping the family off at the ferry terminal.

Imagine my surprise when opening the thread, thinking "Why the hell did I click on a thread about poop?", to find it was about a camel!

Everything has gone strange in the world. Everything.
 
He walked a mile for that camel.

He lives about half a mile from the Savage Estate. I was nearer his house than mine on Johnny Savage Lane, but if one plane leaves Des Moines at noon and another leaves Paris at 10 am, I don't know when they will crash and fall into the ocean.


I'd give it a ball park estimate that he walked 237 yards for that camel.
 
Snotblowing or normal ones?

Normal ones. Well, they are black because of President's Wilson's wife. I posted a very interesting story about them a few years ago. They were imported from Canada and placed in Lafayette Park. Over the years they've migrated up the Potomac.

The snotblowing ones don't come out until Spring, after a long, cold Winter of snoogling.
 
I keep reading it as 'my morning constipational', which is more than i'd ever want to know.
 
camels are awesome

What does your county have against pubic hair and nipples?

A respected captain in the foreign legion was transferred to a remote desert outpost. On his orientation tour, he noticed a very old camel tied out behind the barracks.

He asked the sergeant, "Why is a camel tied to the barracks?"

The sergeant replied, "It's a long way from anywhere, and the men have natural sexual urges, so when they do, uh, we have the camel."

"Well, I suppose if it's good for morale, then I guess it's all right with me."

After he had been stationed at the fort for six long, lonely months, the captain simply couldn't control his sexual angst any longer. He barked to his sergeant, "Bring the camel into my tent."

The sergeant shrugged his shoulders, looked at the other men, and led the camel into the captain's quarters.

Within a few minutes, the captain emerged from his tent, fastening his trousers, almost beaming with pride. "Well, sergeant, I must say that animal's service is certainly worth its keep," he said with pride.

The sergeant replied, "Well, actually, sir, usually the men just use it to ride into town."
 
Buncha scat fetishists!


constitutional (n.) Look up constitutional at Dictionary.com
"a constitutional walk," 1829, probably originally among university students, from constitutional (adj.) in the "beneficial to bodily health" sense.


constitutional (ˌkɒnstɪˈtjuːʃən ə l)

— adj
1. denoting, characteristic of, or relating to a constitution
2. authorized by or subject to a constitution
3. of or inherent in the physical make-up or basic nature of a person or thing: a constitutional weakness
4. beneficial to one's general physical wellbeing

— n
5. a regular walk taken for the benefit of one's health


1con·sti·tu·tion·al adjective \-shnəl, -shə-nəl\
: of or relating to the system of beliefs and laws that govern a country : of or relating to a constitution

: allowed by a country's constitution

: of or relating to the health and strength of a person's body
 
Wow. Enough sterotypes in that story much?

Exactly the right amount, I would estimate. Sometimes stereotypes are not created in a vacuum. See also the difference between racial and rascist. Stick in the ass pain thee much?

He lives about half a mile from the Savage Estate. I was nearer his house than mine on Johnny Savage Lane, but if one plane leaves Des Moines at noon and another leaves Paris at 10 am, I don't know when they will crash and fall into the ocean.


I'd give it a ball park estimate that he walked 237 yards for that camel.

If we assume that Ahmed lives exactly a half a mile from Les chateaux de savagé and there are no intervening places that his escapist camel might find sanctuary, then as he began pursued he had pretty much committed himself to a one-mile endevor, and he was on foot. So I think it actually was accurate to suggest that Ahmed would walk a mile for a camel.

As far as the walk versus bowel movement debate, This is the first one that I've walked into in the General Board this morning that each side has a point of view although savages is the correct one.

A constitutional is most definitely a walk, As in golf is merely a good constitutional spoiled.

The only reason I deem the fecal apologists side as having some merit is that the two things do tend to go hand in hand.

The very specific reason that a constitutional was considered good for one's health is that it was observed that one generally has a bowel movement after taking one. But the constitutional is not in and of itself the bowel movement. The elimination is merely the side effect.
 
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