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| Old Dog New Tricks! | Started by: Jonny_Cage on Jul 13, '08 18:15 |
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The man stands at the front of the enduring docking ship. On the side of rust bitten ship is the letter's Il Duca. The gentleman takes off his $1000 and looks upon American the place he used to call home. After getting off the ship the man finds some old un-used crates and stands on them. He does some voice exercises hitting high notes and low notes and gathering the pittance the public are throwing at him. After all is done, The gentleman is set and stands on the crate stage and prepares to pour his hear out Wow. It has been a long time. I remember growing up here learning the lessons of life and also dodging a few bullets in the process. Im not saying where i grew up was a bad neighbourhood but my food used to carry a flick knife. I am not going to lie i have killed a man i have even engaged in hunting of some sort, wars, public disputes you name it i may have done it. Un-less it involves hard work. *laughs* i tell you this because we are unique we live our lives fearless. We know at any minute we can be attacked, we can be stalk, we can even die. It wouldn't surprise us if our best friend betrayed us. But the one point i am proud to say is we are loyal. If anything this is the most important aspect to any chicken farmer. *cough* Mafioso *cough* To me loyalty is what makes a kid a man, it's what makes the world go round. I remember hearing a saying "Loyalty is worth more than any reward is" i agree with this statement boldly. If you go into a family loyal you will come out a better member and more importantly a better man. I always make a point of saying to my teacher, my friend, my brother and my leader it will be a pleasure dying by your side. The Gentleman then notices a casino just past the end of the shipyard I did not want to get into a rant about loyalty but just a general talk about life. I mean look how our lives have changed. When i moved back to Sicily there were tales of how efficient the business and there structures have got. I have only just got back and i am realising changes all over the place. I mean look at that casino i know for a fact its getting to be $500 and a pair on sunglasses up by the end of the night. I know see people walking round with an entourage of bodyguards. I then see the same bodyguards collapsing and dying. Maybe right now being a bodyguard is not a good profession. I mean back in the golden age we never seen that, is it a good thing hell yeh. Also talk from Sicily is that the wars are more tactical than ever, we have leaders with great guns and great minds to use them apparently. I would like to meet these great minds. But more importantly I want to know who can teach this old dog new tricks? I want to know who wants a mind inside the business trying to make there headquarters' more active or their business district more popular. My Mail box is open. I bid you Good day! Mr Cage! |
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Old dogs CAN learn new tricks...... If the WANT is there. Age is no longer a factor. Just ask FlyingPig |
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| Reply by: Domino at Jul 13, '08 18:16 | |
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| If he can still hear you. | |
| Reply by: Coroner at Jul 13, '08 18:22 | |
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| Could you be a dear and fetch my zimaframe? | |
| Reply by: Jonny_Cage at Jul 13, '08 21:30 | |
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I may be losing my hearing, but I'm still younger than Domino, Shuki, and probably a few others... Hobbles away with the assistance of his walker to find his daily dose of Geritol |
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| Reply by: FlyingPig at Jul 14, '08 04:43 | |
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AND he's not a dog, he's a pig. Clearly. *sigh* You people. |
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| Reply by: OhCrap at Jul 14, '08 05:38 | |
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| Shuki is older then dirt so no argument there. | |
| Reply by: Coroner at Jul 14, '08 06:01 | |
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| Well looks like im about to die. Nice meeting you people. | |
| Reply by: Jonny_Cage at Jul 14, '08 16:48 | |
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