
The thug's inviting jeans



Headed home the other night, I saw three cop cars parked haphazardly at a corner near a thug bar. The cops had the thug on his knees with his hands behind his head. He was searched from shaved head to thuggish sneakers and left kneeling for a good fifteen minutes. When let go, the thug darted the opposite way down a one-way side street. But that didn't stop me from trying to cruise the cute babe. I circled around a couple of one way streets and found that he was standing in the shadows down the one-way street checking his phone - probably to see what the cops would have seen when checking his phone. I parked along the side-street and waited for him to become aware of his surroundings again. When he did, he looked at me and ignored me. When I asked, "Any good bars around here?" he kept his far distance and said that there was one down the street. When I asked how the bar is, he said he didn't know what I considered good. Continuing with questions and his short answers, he finally walked a little closer and said, "You're a cop, too, right?" I told him no. Then, I told him I'd seen him being held by the cops and being searched. When I asked him why they were searching him, he said they do it all the time. When I asked what for, he didn't have an answer - he really doesn't know why. He then told me how he's sick of the cops stopping him and searching him. He said, "I'm 23 years old with 3 kids - I'm not one of those gangbangers on the street." When he saw I was receptive to his complaints - of which I was since I was interested in hearing his story - he moved right up next to my vehicle. While we spoke, his eyes scanned everything from the front seat to the back of the vehicle as he was still suspicious - especially after the ordeal he had just been through with the police. By now, I wasn't suspicious or afraid of him at all. His sincerity was coming through loud and clear. Then he said he wanted a beer before he headed home - a long distance from where we were - but the liquor stores were already closed. He had heard of after-hours places that sold beer illegally but didn't know where any were in the area. I've heard of a few, but I told him I didn't know of any since I didn't want to be buying illegal beer in the middle of the night. When we finally exchanged names and shook hands, he allowed the handshake to linger. I took this as a sign that this guy might be interested in getting together - and my perception was right. This thuggish stud asked for a ride to the train so he could get out of this neighborhood and back home to his neighborhood. While giving his jeans a long-lasting look - right where it counts - his legs spread, and we had a good time together.
When I called him the next day, he was receptive to my phone call while I heard 'family noises' in the background. He was happy I called, played it off like I'm just a regular friend, and said to call again when I had time to drive to his 'hood. He will definitely be worth the drive!
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