the best breakup ever
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the best breakup ever
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The Best Break-Up Ever (Most entertaining night of my life)
The back story: Two days ago, my roommate and best friend (We'll call him Dan) and I got home and found the doors both locked and his television missing from his bedroom. His girlfriend (another paying roommate, and a passive aggressive bitch I can't stand) was gone, and her room was locked. We figured we'd wait for her to get home and ask her if she saw anyone with Dan's TV. She didn't show up.
Fast forward to today, 6 hours ago. Dan and I are hanging out with some friends and one of them asks if he knew his girlfriend was cheating on him.
"What the **** do you mean?"
"She's cheating on you with Steve X. I saw them making out at Mark's party last night."
"**** you."
"I swear to God."
It went on like this for a few minutes, until he realized he was arguing with the wrong person about this. We left for home, in order to strategize and possibly find out what the hell was going on from our other roommate. When we got home, we found the door unlocked and the lights on upstairs.
The girlfriend had come home.
Dan stormed up the stairs, with me tailing close behind - to hell with minding my own business, I wouldn't miss this for all the rice in China. He barges into her room and asks "What the hell's going on" in an agitated voice. His girlfriend just gives him a blank stare and says she was at her friend's house for a few days - bull****, said friend is out of town. He rails on for a few more minutes and then notices a slip of paper on her dresser.
It's a pawn slip. For a 27" Television. Holy ****.
Then he notices the name on the slip. Steven X. Holy ****. At that moment, he snapped. He immediately launched into a stream of profane screaming, the likes of which I doubt I'll hear again if I live to be a hundred years old. He somehow strung together obscenities in new, provocative ways that were a joy to behold, and he made up several new words in the process. It was almost musical.
Dan was *pissed*. And rightly so. After about 2 minutes of the happy couple screaming each other, he left the room in mid-'****ingslut'. A few minutes later, I decided to go and see what he was doing, but right then he came charging back into the room with a warm 2-liter Mountain Dew bottle and resumed his tirade against his (now ex)girlfriend.
Again, Dan launched into a wonderful prose-like bout of obscenity which I won't even try to recapture here. His twisting, turning siren song of profanities made me proud to be an American, if only for a fleeting moment. I could have cried, were I not laughing so hard. Then came something totally unexpected, he stopped swearing. He stepped towards the alleged **** and looked for a second like he was wondering what to do.
Then he started pouring his Mountain Dew all over everything, laughing hysterically. His Girlfriend (her clothes, her hair - she was drenched), her bed, her XBox, her TV (which had been on this whole time and now made a loud popping sound as the picture faded to black for the last time) - all got a taste of yellow death. He then opened her dresser drawers and started pouring the liquid all over all of her clothes, to leave her nothing to change into. At this point I had stopped laughing and now held a look of pure awe on my face for Dan - now a hero in my eyes - who must have hardened steel ***** the size of medium-sized watermelons.
His girlfriend was screaming bloody murder.
"What the hell are you laughing at?"
At this point, the shock had worn off and I resumed laughing as before. And then I noticed there was another, more pungent, odor underneath the fried electronics smell from the burned out television. Before I could identify it, Dan ran out of Mountain Dew and looked like he was going to going to keel over and go into cardiac arrest from laughing.
"WHAT THE **** ARE YOU LAUGHING AT??? ARE YOU ****ING INSANE?" queried his lady friend demurely.
"AAAHAHAHAHAHHAHA YOU BITCH!!!! I ****ING PEED IN THAT BOTTLE!!!"
His girlfriend dropped to her knees screaming in shock, clawing at her face and hair like she'd just been doused with acid. This was more than I could stand. I fell over onto my side with tears streaming down my face - laughing so hard that it felt like my liver had imploded. His girlfriend ran downstairs to try to call her friend to pick her up, not realizing that her friend was still out of town. When she finally managed to get a hold of another friend, that friend was too busy to come by with a change of clothes, so she had to go to the nearest store that sold clothing (a soccer apparel store 6 blocks away) in urine-soaked clothes and 30-degree windy weather to buy a change of pants and shirt.
When she got back, she decided to try for payback. She went upstairs and tried to open Dan's room - locked. She tried her key. No dice. He had changed the lock the day before because of having his TV stolen, and hadn't had time to give her a spare. Seeing that there wasn't anything she could do to get Dan back at the moment, she stormed out of the house about two hours ago, and we haven't seen or heard from her since.
This was perhaps the most entertaining night of my life, ever. It's all downhill from here.
The Best Break-Up Ever (Most entertaining night of my life)
The back story: Two days ago, my roommate and best friend (We'll call him Dan) and I got home and found the doors both locked and his television missing from his bedroom. His girlfriend (another paying roommate, and a passive aggressive bitch I can't stand) was gone, and her room was locked. We figured we'd wait for her to get home and ask her if she saw anyone with Dan's TV. She didn't show up.
Fast forward to today, 6 hours ago. Dan and I are hanging out with some friends and one of them asks if he knew his girlfriend was cheating on him.
"What the **** do you mean?"
"She's cheating on you with Steve X. I saw them making out at Mark's party last night."
"**** you."
"I swear to God."
It went on like this for a few minutes, until he realized he was arguing with the wrong person about this. We left for home, in order to strategize and possibly find out what the hell was going on from our other roommate. When we got home, we found the door unlocked and the lights on upstairs.
The girlfriend had come home.
Dan stormed up the stairs, with me tailing close behind - to hell with minding my own business, I wouldn't miss this for all the rice in China. He barges into her room and asks "What the hell's going on" in an agitated voice. His girlfriend just gives him a blank stare and says she was at her friend's house for a few days - bull****, said friend is out of town. He rails on for a few more minutes and then notices a slip of paper on her dresser.
It's a pawn slip. For a 27" Television. Holy ****.
Then he notices the name on the slip. Steven X. Holy ****. At that moment, he snapped. He immediately launched into a stream of profane screaming, the likes of which I doubt I'll hear again if I live to be a hundred years old. He somehow strung together obscenities in new, provocative ways that were a joy to behold, and he made up several new words in the process. It was almost musical.
Dan was *pissed*. And rightly so. After about 2 minutes of the happy couple screaming each other, he left the room in mid-'****ingslut'. A few minutes later, I decided to go and see what he was doing, but right then he came charging back into the room with a warm 2-liter Mountain Dew bottle and resumed his tirade against his (now ex)girlfriend.
Again, Dan launched into a wonderful prose-like bout of obscenity which I won't even try to recapture here. His twisting, turning siren song of profanities made me proud to be an American, if only for a fleeting moment. I could have cried, were I not laughing so hard. Then came something totally unexpected, he stopped swearing. He stepped towards the alleged **** and looked for a second like he was wondering what to do.
Then he started pouring his Mountain Dew all over everything, laughing hysterically. His Girlfriend (her clothes, her hair - she was drenched), her bed, her XBox, her TV (which had been on this whole time and now made a loud popping sound as the picture faded to black for the last time) - all got a taste of yellow death. He then opened her dresser drawers and started pouring the liquid all over all of her clothes, to leave her nothing to change into. At this point I had stopped laughing and now held a look of pure awe on my face for Dan - now a hero in my eyes - who must have hardened steel ***** the size of medium-sized watermelons.
His girlfriend was screaming bloody murder.
"What the hell are you laughing at?"
At this point, the shock had worn off and I resumed laughing as before. And then I noticed there was another, more pungent, odor underneath the fried electronics smell from the burned out television. Before I could identify it, Dan ran out of Mountain Dew and looked like he was going to going to keel over and go into cardiac arrest from laughing.
"WHAT THE **** ARE YOU LAUGHING AT??? ARE YOU ****ING INSANE?" queried his lady friend demurely.
"AAAHAHAHAHAHHAHA YOU BITCH!!!! I ****ING PEED IN THAT BOTTLE!!!"
His girlfriend dropped to her knees screaming in shock, clawing at her face and hair like she'd just been doused with acid. This was more than I could stand. I fell over onto my side with tears streaming down my face - laughing so hard that it felt like my liver had imploded. His girlfriend ran downstairs to try to call her friend to pick her up, not realizing that her friend was still out of town. When she finally managed to get a hold of another friend, that friend was too busy to come by with a change of clothes, so she had to go to the nearest store that sold clothing (a soccer apparel store 6 blocks away) in urine-soaked clothes and 30-degree windy weather to buy a change of pants and shirt.
When she got back, she decided to try for payback. She went upstairs and tried to open Dan's room - locked. She tried her key. No dice. He had changed the lock the day before because of having his TV stolen, and hadn't had time to give her a spare. Seeing that there wasn't anything she could do to get Dan back at the moment, she stormed out of the house about two hours ago, and we haven't seen or heard from her since.
This was perhaps the most entertaining night of my life, ever. It's all downhill from here.
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fantastic writing skills. If you haven't already you should consider writying humour/fiction.
Great story! Thanks for the laugh.
Great story! Thanks for the laugh.
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A good friend would be rolling film.......or at least have the 27 8x10 color glossy photographs with the circles and arrows and a paragraph on the back of each one explaining what each one was.....
It's only funny till someone gets hurt.....then it's hilarious.
It's only funny till someone gets hurt.....then it's hilarious.
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Ok, I swear this is a true story.
If you are easily offended, change channels now.
I once witnessed an argument between what was obviously a man and his newer younger wife/girlfriend and his ex (and a bit older wife).
Basically, the argument ended with the ex wife shouting very loudly, "Just think, next time he has his ***** in your mouth, remember, it's been up my a$$"
She then stomped off looking quite triumphant for about 2 strides till she realised that it probably hadn't come out as well as she had hoped.
This was in a public place and she got a good cheer from the nearby crowd.
If you are easily offended, change channels now.
I once witnessed an argument between what was obviously a man and his newer younger wife/girlfriend and his ex (and a bit older wife).
Basically, the argument ended with the ex wife shouting very loudly, "Just think, next time he has his ***** in your mouth, remember, it's been up my a$$"
She then stomped off looking quite triumphant for about 2 strides till she realised that it probably hadn't come out as well as she had hoped.
This was in a public place and she got a good cheer from the nearby crowd.
