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    Alabama Cowgirl

    We hung out on the deck for a while and tried talking to the guy but he was so stunned he made Mr. Potato Head come off like Stephen Hawking. So we went down to the bar. As we passed the Lolitas, one of them called out to Fabs, “Hey good-lookin’ - wanna hook-up with my Mama?”

    What can I say?

    Later we saw that same girl headed up to her room (the porn studio) with the big Jamerican. And that, I thought, was a pretty strong argument for selective sterilization.

    It was around mid-afternoon when we decided to head south for a bit in search of refreshments. We got as far as Tony’s Hut before the heat of the sun drove us off the beach. There were two babes sitting at the bar. Fabs strode right up to the bar and parked himself beside the better looking of the two. He was rewarded with a big beautiful smile. She was about five foot, eight inches tall with an athletic build - right in Fabs’ power alley. She was wearing a string bikini, a beaten straw cowboy hat and a cool pair of shades.

    Fabs ordered a couple of Red Stripes then turned his smile on the sexy one.

    “HI!” she said. “How’re y’all doin’.” She spoke with a thick Alabama drawl and appeared to be a bit drunk.

    “I’m doin’ fine, Baby,” Fabs replied. He, too, sensed that she’d been drinking and to him it was like a shark smelling blood in the water.

    “You look like you work out!” she blurted.

    Oh my God, give me a break.

    Her friend was gawking at Fabs, kind of dumbstruck. Up to that point, neither one of these ladies had even remotely acknowledged my presence. I raised my palms to my chest and patted myself just to make sure that I hadn’t spontaneously evaporated.

    Her friend was average looking and a little chubby. In a year or two she would probably qualify as one of Fabs’ ‘big-uns’. No problem. I figured I’d chat her up once she realized that Fabs wasn’t about to give her the time of day.

    I was standing beside Fabs, sipping my Stripe. Alabama reached over and ran her hand through Fabs’ hair. “What do you do, are you a model?”

    Lord!

    Fabs smiled and fed her one of his canned lines, “I’m a massage therapist,” he said. Which is complete bullsh!te; he actually works for an insurance company and sits in front of a computer all day. He’s told me that if women think he’s a massage therapist, it puts them at ease and “it makes it okay for me to touch them, because I’m a professional, you see.” I’ll tell you, I’ve seen him use this line quite a few times and it works.

    As an athlete and a gym-rat, Fabs knows the names of most of the muscles and tendons in the body, especially those in the shoulders, chest, legs and thighs, which are his areas of particular interest. If the need arises, he’s able to spiel these terms off as part of his ‘massage therapist’ ruse.

    Sure enough, soon Alabama was complaining that one of her shoulders was a bit stiff. Fabs put his hands on her and probed her shoulder and squeezed it until she winced. Then he got a concerned frown on his face and started using some of his well-practiced diagnostic phrases like, ‘excess tension’ and ‘could be a touch of bursitis where your subscapularis inserts into the lesser tubercle’. She nodded and gazed at him raptly. And when he stopped probing her shoulder and began to massage it, Alabama started to moan.

    I attempted to start up a conversation with her friend, but she was a bit cool towards me, so I went over and sat on a bench, sipped on my beer and contemplated the ocean.

    The next time I looked over at Fabs he had Alabama in a lip-lock; her arms were wrapped around his neck and her straw cowboy hat was pushed back on her head.

    I walked up to Niah’s, got a vegetable patty and walked back to my room.

    I haven’t seen Fabs since Tony’s this afternoon. There were Super Bowl parties all up and down the beach tonight, but many got rained out – it poured again for about two hours.
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    [QUOTE=Kahuna3;34071][SIZE=3][FONT=Arial]We hung out on the deck for a while and tried talking to the guy but he was so stunned he made Mr. Potato Head come off like Stephen Hawking. So we went down to the bar. As we passed the Lolitas, one of them called out to Fabs, “Hey good-lookin’ - wanna hook-up with my Mama?”

    What can I say?

    Later we saw that same girl headed up to her room (the porn studio) with the big Jamerican. And that, I thought, was a pretty strong argument for selective sterilization....."

    I enjoy the trip report, just as it is. Guy Talk don't surprise me - Long before I entered healthcare, I used to drive a cab and I have pretty much seen & heard it all... What does piss me off is how some folks act when they get to Jamaica and do stuff that gives all of us single, plump and over 40 babes a bad name. I come to Jamaica to relax, de-stress and have a good time. That does not mean I am looking to "rent a dread" or any other such nonsense. I like people, I like to enjoy life... I don't enjoy having to overcome negative stereotypes but that's OK - I don't suffer fools and know how to move on. In the end, it's all good.

    Peace.


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    Has Fabs had a penicillin shot lately? Sounds like he might need one.

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    What a trip report! I second the need for a shot of some powerful antibiotics for your friend.

    Awaiting our return to Negril, 07/01/12

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    OK, so honestly I dont think I have ever read a whole book in my life (cant stay still that long) anyway if this is the kind of stuff in your books I might actually make it through one!
    Trip #59 most of February

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    This is just too dam# funny! Lovin' every minute of it.
    Don't waste your time with explanations, people only hear what they want to hear.

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    Loving your guy trip report, but I think we need another book!

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    i think gals have more fun :-) lol

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    Ya Wanna Trade Places?

    Quote Originally Posted by Seveen View Post
    i think gals have more fun :-) lol
    Would love to hear some details Seveen! Girl style

    Happy Birthday Bob!
    Yah Mon – thanks for the music and the lyrics . . . your music will live on forever.

    Everywhere today I hear Bob’s music and people singing his songs.

    What a rain we had last night – wow! But today was hot and clear. About mid-morning I found Fabs walking the beach in front of CoCo. He was just returning from walking Alabama back to Tree House. We decided to go into town to the Cambio (to re-stock) and pick up a few things at Value Master. We flagged a taxi at the White Sands gate and climbed in. The driver asked us where we were from.

    “Canada,” Fabs answered.

    “Ahh, me ‘ere dat Canada is very cool, mon. You very lucky to live in such a very beautiful country. Me would really like to go up dere someday,” the driver said.

    “You really want to go up there?” Fabs asked.

    “Yah, mon.”

    “Okay then, I’ll make you a deal, for the next three months, until the end of April, I’ll trade places with you. I’ll take over your taxi and live in your house here in Negril, and you can go up and do my job, live in my house. Whad’yah say?”

    The taxi driver looked at Fabs, but didn’t say anything.

    “I’m serious,” Fabs continued, “You want to go up to Canada, here’s your chance. But I’m warning you, it’s colder than you can even imagine right now. You ever heard of penile frost bite?”

    The driver winced, “No, Mon,” he replied, somewhat bewildered.

    “Doesn’t matter,” Fabs said. “Okay, so the first thing you do when you get up to Canada is shovel out my driveway and sidewalk; there are shovels and ice-choppers in the garage. It will be the freezing cold and dark, but you'll have to dig out the driveway so you can get the car out of the garage so that you can go to work. Got It? And there’s gonna be a lot of snow and ice. Have you ever seen snow?”

    “No, mon.” Fabs had his attention.

    "Have you ever driven a car on glare ice?"

    The driver shook his head.

    “Okay, well you’ll have to learn quick because you'll be up to your arse in deep snow and ice. And the wind will be blowing a gale – that’s part of the deal too. I’ll stay here, where it’s warm and sunny, and drive people around in this taxi with the windows down and listen to reggae all day. For you back in Canada, it’ll be dark when you get up for work, and you’ll have to dress up in heavy clothes and gloves and big boots, and go into my office, five days a week, and sit in front of a computer all day long and go to boring meetings and talk to stupid people on the phone. Got it? And it’ll be dark when you come home too. How does that sound?”

    “I doan know, mon.” The driver shifted uncomfortably in his seat.

    “And the guy you’ll be working for is a complete arse-hole, always ordering you to do pointless stuff. And when you finish work, it will be windy and freezing and you have to get into a cold car and warm it up before you can drive away. And you’ll have to shovel more snow when you get back to my place just so you can get the car into the garage. So, do we have a deal?”

    The driver smiled and shook his head, “No, mon. Me t’ink me stay ‘ere. Me doan like de cold.”

    “Very, very good decision, brother,” Fabs said. “The grass isn’t always greener, you know what I mean?”

    We picked up some cash and nibbles for the room.

    The day that he arrived, Fabs met two young women on the shuttle from MoBay. He made arrangements to meet them at Rick’s for sunset, so tonight we’re headed up there. We like to visit Rick’s, but only once per trip, it’s just so kitschy and expensive, but there is always a good crowd and a convivial, party mood. We go early, around 4:00, so that we can get one of the tables in the shallow end of the pool. We like to sit there under the umbrella with our feet in the water and watch the evening develop – it offers an excellent vantage point.

    Lay-tah!
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    Available @ www.amazon.com - search 'Roland Reimer'

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    seems fabs is your alter ego. Not sure why you are ridiculing over-weight women. The guys I am close to do not do this (as per your statement) and my girl friends do not evaluate men as they walk the beach. Your narratives are great, but I don't like the way that you weigh skin.

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