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Cement Douche
To start things out I’ll tell you a little tidbit of information about myself. Sometimes when I’m at work and getting annoyed with the typical ridiculousness that is my job, I like to take a little break. Sometimes I saunter down to the actual break room to catch up on stories about old lady parts. Other times, however, I like to go for a little summertime walk. Usually, it’s just me, alone with my thoughts and manliness, but last week something different happened.
I was walking down a street where a lot of my coworkers park when I noticed a crew of gentlemen paving an alley and sidewalk. I walked by them a couple blocks, turned around and started walking back to my place of employment. On my second walk by one of the guys yells “Hey, that was a short break, gotta go back already?” Umm, wtf? At first I wondered how he could possibly know that I was going to and from work, but then I realized he could probably see the depression on my face.
Simple, small conversation. No harm done right? Well, apparently my willingness to reply to this fucking guy means we’re BFF’s now. Now, every time I walk by it’s constant, generic conversation typhoon. All of a sudden his buddies are getting involved in the conversations. It’s also, not like I can just take another route on break, because this is the same walk I take from home to work and back. I’m permanently conversation fucked until they get that alley paved which, by the way, is taking for-fucking-ever. Every morning when I walk to work before they get there I check out the progress and when I see it’s not done my soul turns a shade blacker.
Just the other day I was walking home from work when I met this girl who works in my building, who some would consider “bangin”, on the sidewalk a bit before the alley cocks. We said “hi” as we pass by each other in an awkward way, because why wouldn’t we? Well apparently my new comrade saw this small interaction and locked me in, ready to attack with his verbal assault of nonsense. The conversation that promptly took place went a little something like this:
Cement Douche: Hey, you know that girl?
King Awesomeness: Uh, yeah, we work in the same building.
Cement Douche: Oh man, you’re lucky.
At this point I know in my mind that this conversation is about to be the most annoying one yet. I just half shrug and say “yeah, I guess” then attempt to keep walking to get to my homeland. Yet, he keeps on talking.
Cement Douche: So why don’t you try to get on that man? I would if I was you.
King Awesomeness: She has a boyfriend.
Cement Douche:…
I just wanted to stop typing the conversation because of the realization I just had about the hilarious, yet painful double meaning of “Cement Douche”… Back on track.
Cement Douche: That doesn’t mean anything, man. You’ve got to get in there. Boyfriend is just a word.
King Awesomeness: Yeah, it’s just a word that would probably beat the shit out of me.
At this point he just sort of shrugged and laughed. I was about to walk away, yet again, but something inside of me said “Hey, you’re blog is lacking new content. Stick this out, buddy. Think of the lives you’ll save by putting up awesome new content.” So I said “solid point, mind”, and went back in there, like a fearless trooper.
King Awesomeness: How would you go about trying to get past the boyfriend situation?
Cement Douche: I don’t know, just ask her out for drinks or something.
King Awesomeness: Yeah, that won’t seem suspicious at all.
Cement Douche: Just find some way to get her drunk.
This is when I started to crawl back into my mind. Why does he think I’d have to get her drunk? Am I that physically repulsive to require a girl to be absolutely hammered for me to “hammer” her? Does he have no confidence in my game? I thought I had pretty good game actually, which consists of a beautiful mixture of verbal assault and fake confidence.
I grew increasingly bitter with him thinking so little of me so just to show that I’m better than him I said “thanks for the advice”, in a sarcastic tone that he was unable to detect. Then I went home, punched a stuffed animal and cried myself to sleep, like a real man would.




