I was watching old wrestling, and the Midnight Express version of Loverboy Dennis and Beautiful Bobby were coming out, and I noticed that Loverboy Dennis does this ridiculous thing where he’s got a bandana around his neck when he enters the ring, takes it off, and ties it around his leg for the match. And if you’ve ever seen a picture of Loverboy Dennis, he definitely looks like the type of dude whose brain would work that way. Anyways, I wanted to incorporate this into my lifestyle now, but unfortunately, I don’t wear bandanas. This leads me to believe I took a wrong turn somewhere along the way.
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Every southern man needs a handkerchief (working men call them bandanas, but it’s actually a handkerchief used duplicity…) My guy will often pull one out for when I have a traveling emergency, as in sneezing coughing with no napkin/tissue, a pull over I need to pee, or the sun is so bright, I need something to cover my eyes. My dad was that man until my hubs. I bought my hubs a multitude of colored bandanas over the years…some with classic prints, some tie-dye, stars, etc… I inherited a few of my grandpa’s handkerchief, classic faded barn red, navy blue sun and sweat washed… I had one from my dad, but I had wrapped his gun I inherited from him in it…someone stole my gun and I was most hurt they took the hanky too. Actually I went to the guys house who I thought it was sold to, said “you got the gun, give me back the hanky at least.”
Only a couple times have I tied a bandana around my leg as a way to stop emergency travel bleeds. Too much fun in thorny lands…
It’s not too late! I shall mail you a pack of multimagical useful fabric squares in that classic hanky bandanna size.
Curious how yours will smell. Hubs smells lake dusty & glitters with silica, dads smelled gas/oil shop contained, grandpas smelled salty and saw dusty.
Thinking yours’d be smelling very international with a touch of subdued floral.
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