Mystery guy but no mystery to the parts

[susandennis]

I just passed a guy in the cafeteria - on the way to get my bagel - who said, as he walked by, "Hi, Susan" - with an air of someone I know fairly well but see infrequently. It could have been the tone of someone who didn't expect to see me here but wasn't terribly surprised.

And I have not the foggiest notion of who this guy is. Not a clue. Not one inkling. He was young and cute and polished looking and was carrying a laptop that had a plate of breakfast sitting on top and he was by himself. So clearly he is working in this building or one of the three nearby.

I don't know if I know him from working with him - at another company as co-employees or a vendor - or if I know him from somewhere else entirely.

I feel guilty that I am so clueless. He seemed like a guy who should be remembered.

Then my officemate came in talking about penises. She went to see Take Me Out last night and she is reeling in tales of full frontal nudity. She was particularly distracted by a shower scene where a group of naked actors faced the audience for the entire scene. "I don't think I've ever seen penises all lined up like that where you could really compare."

I don't think I have either. Nor have I had a more strange morning at work - at least not recently!

Comments

[melodysk.livejournal.com]

I think nekkid men look particularly unattractive! I would much rather see a chap dressed in smart blue jeans and a white T shirt, cowboy boots....

*swoons*

:)

[geordie.livejournal.com]

nope, me neither for the naked men, but then dressed they don't do anything for me either. I'd rather look at a fish, a dog, a bird or a horse than a naked man. Naked women though...

[machupicchu.livejournal.com]

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I love naked men. Yay diversity!

"Take Me Out" was the name of the movie? Are you sure? I can't find any movie by that name in release right now.
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[susandennis]

No No! No movie... It's a play and you should go see it!  Take Me Out - Bagley Wright - Seattle Center

[machupicchu.livejournal.com]

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Oh, okay -- I'm not a big baseball fan but I might just check it out anyway.
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[katbyte.livejournal.com]

Now as I see it, they don't have to be all lined up to compare them. In my younger days I just did a lot of research on comparing them one at a time. You have so much more time to devote to researching them. All together seems kind of a waste to me.

I am having so much fun with this one (the post that is)

LOL. Thanks, I needed that.

[pinkrose70.livejournal.com]

I never compare! They are all wonderful, each in their own unique way.

Susan, this is off topic....way OFF, but I wanted you to have a look at these 4 pictures and see if you like any of them well enough for a puzzle suggestion.

I liked them all, but I particularly liked the 3rd one down with the reflection in the water.

[rsc.livejournal.com]

We had been interested in Take Me Out anyway and then a friend recommended it shortly before we were going to NYC -- just, as it turned out, after its run had ended. Still haven't seen it; I wonder when/if it's coming to Boston?

[treebreeze.livejournal.com]

You crazy kids and all your penis talk. You make a homosexual blush!

Mentioning a "Young and cute" guy and "penises" in the same post?!?

[biggeek.livejournal.com]

Uhhh...Huh!

Us Susan Dennis fans should set up a match.com account for you! ;P

[jimcarson.livejournal.com]

On a prolonged business trip in London, I needed a break from the computer lab.
(Universal truth: any computer lab looks like any other computer lab, no matter
how exotic the city in which it's housed.) A coworker and I were looking for cheap
theatre tickets at the last minute. Kevin Elyot's "My Night With Reg,"
a comedy, was available and had second-row seats. Just before Scene Two ensues, the actors disrobe in full purview of the audience. (For those unfamiliar with the
play, a brief synopsis: http://www.culturevulture.net/Theater2/MyNightWithReg.htm)

At dinner afterwards, my associate was visibly distracted by the array of circumcised and un-circumcised hardware on display. It was the only time I've been able to use the line "Excuse me, your Freudian slip is showing."