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| The Story of a Rodent | Started by: LargeHamster on Aug 03, '08 17:28 |
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LargeHamster steps out of his HQ and heads to the streets Ladies and Gentlemen now ive came of age and became a Don of the City of Angels i thought to myself why not tell you about my life, how I became to be LargeHamster so please listen to my story if you have the time. LargeHamster clears his throat I come from a small family and when I decided to leave my homeland for America my parents weren't overly pleased, when I decided to leave the family business in the vine yards. My family decided to go into the business of brewing wine a long time ago where the lands were passed down from my great grandfather onto my grandfather and he passed it to my father. My father had a friend that visited the family Vineyard from America he always used to wear the most amazing Suits, my father used to always say "hammy you will be like that someday once our business becomes recognised" My father always thought that I would take over the family business when he passes, but his friend knew differently. He ran a small firm of what I thought were solicitors in LA, how wrong was I... He never spoke of business on his visits but always came with a group of 'friends' in tow. He always knew that I was interested I used to follow him around like a lost sheep at times, he was what I used to class as my big brother even though all I knew him as was TC. My parents and I used to visit from time to time, he paid for our flights and treated us like royalty for the days that we were there. I used to always love those visits his office was so busy and full of life I didn't know where to look. As I became older I started to realise what sort of business he ran. By this point he had died in what my father called a car accident but i knew what had happened. I still kept in touch with one woman the daughter of one of his associates and we became rather close. When I became 18 I decided to go over to meet up with my friend in America this time without supervision from my parents. This was really the first time my parents let me go anywhere without being under there watchful eye. I was only meant to be there for 2 weeks but I decided to stay a little longer to see the sights. Then one day my friend came to me asking if I was looking for any work, I had been there 8 weeks now and was rather enjoying myself so I decided to get a bit of work to send my parents back in Sicily a gift. I went to see the local Crew leader who was actually an underboss for a much larger family i shook his hand, and reluctantly took the job. I was now officially part of the mafia. I worked for him for a number of weeks before I was trusted enough with some of the bigger tasks. One day the family got put on high alert we were going to war. I had never been involved in a war before now but I realised how much effort and how much precision was put into this effort. The war was over within a few hours. To be truthful I couldn't believe how quickly it was over. Then right after it was over i got a telegram from someone inviting me for a meeting to discuss something of great importance That day I was asked if I would like to run my own crew. I couldn't believe what I was hearing, me a leader who would have thought it. Never saw myself as a leader but everyone needs to try i guess. So i took the bull by its horns and took the spot. It was hard to start off with but thankfully i picked the best Right Hand Man i possibly could. Well all that's in the past now ive pushed myself and look at me now I feel confident and proud of my family. But its always good to look back and remember your friends the ones living and those that have fell. Rest in Peace to those that have fallen you will never be forgotten. Well that my story, i hope you enjoyed it now i must run have to send my parents that gift. Thank you all. largehamster heads back into his HQ |
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Zish steps into the middle of the crowd following Don Hamster's speech. Well, its nice hearing a fellow mafioso's way to the top. I must say, it is quite a good tale. Thank you for this bit Boss. Zish turns and follows LargeHamster back the HQ. |
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| Reply by: Zish at Aug 03, '08 17:40 | |
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After his boss finishes his story, Buddy is standing near tearing up. That is an amazing story boss. Made me cry a bit. Shakes LargeHamsters hand. |
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| Reply by: BuddyNielson at Aug 03, '08 17:42 | |
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| Amazing how far in life being a good and frequent jailbreaker can get you, huh? | |
| Reply by: Monk at Aug 03, '08 18:55 | |
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He plays with the box of matches in his left hand and as soon as the story has ended and a few people speak their mind, he takes one match out of the box and strikes it on the side of the box. He pulls a cigarette from behind his ear and lights it with the match. I agree with you Monk. The man has jailbreaking skills not often seen today anymore. He is someone special indeed. Though you have to agree with me that can't be the only thing that made him the man he is today and where it brought him. He has worked hard and has earned it. His life story is quite fascinating and even an example to some. |
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| Reply by: Monyet at Aug 03, '08 19:38 | |
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| Actually, no....I don't have to agree with you, because I have seen little else from the fella other than at jailbreaking rallies. | |
| Reply by: Monk at Aug 03, '08 19:48 | |
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Ok well to each his opinion, I suppose. Of course I had the pleasure of working with him very close. I have a weakness for the dear man. It's unfortunate you don't see what I see. Perhaps it'll change in time. Never the less, this is a great day for him.. let's keep it that way. |
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| Reply by: Monyet at Aug 03, '08 19:54 | |
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(looks like a fair amount of people read) PaTony walked through the crowd and listens to it in interest and when its over he smiles and heads into an alley an through a door leading to the HQ. |
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| Reply by: PaTony at Aug 03, '08 20:00 | |
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After offering my congratulations to the new Don of Los Angeles, I turn to the conversation occuring in the streets I think that even though you may only see this man jailbreaking, it is quite obvious to the people close to him that he is a great man, and his position is very well deserved. In my honest opinion, a mafioso who can get to such a high position, and keep his personal information, and life to himself, is a very powerful man indeed. ~Break |
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| Reply by: Break at Aug 03, '08 20:04 | |
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Walks up after taking a swig from his flask Mr. Hamster please dont let a few unfair words stop you from doing the things that you know need to be done. Thank you for sharing today it was enlightening. |
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| Reply by: Czar at Aug 03, '08 20:06 | |
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| Always nice to see busy Family leaders make the effort to come out to the streets and contribute. Well done, sir. | |
| Reply by: Rorschach at Aug 03, '08 20:52 | |
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| *Claps* what a wonderful story LH | |
| Reply by: JohnnyTorrio at Aug 03, '08 21:10 | |
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I think the attack on LargeHamsters presence in the streets is a tad bit unjust. Not mentioning names, but perhaps Monks comment should be aimed towards a few other family heads, rather than LargeHamster. Nevertheless I'm not here for an arguement, and thats all I will say on that topic. It was a fantastic read LH. Kudos to you |
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| Reply by: DrBunsenHoneydew at Aug 03, '08 21:28 | |
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I am not hear for an argument either but it seems to me that at times, we as CLs are damned if we do and damned if we don't. If we don't rank fast enough, we're lazy, if we do - we bust our fellow mafioso out of jail too much If we don't post enough, we are mute but then when we come to the streets in an effort to vindicate ourselves in that area, it's not okay either Can anyone out there explain this to me? I say cheers to LargeHamster for realizing he needed more of a street presence and beginning towards it. |
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| Reply by: Alessia at Aug 03, '08 21:47 | |
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| Because you are family heads, more attention is paid on you people rather than people like me. Not saying it's right but it comes with the responsibility of running a family. The hours are long and the breaks are short but thats what comes with the title. If people can't deal with the constant nagging and insults thrown their way then should they really be a Crew Leader? | |
| Reply by: DrBunsenHoneydew at Aug 03, '08 21:53 | |
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PaTony walks out with his coat and his glasses and always his hat with his arms and hands camoed by his coat with a cigar in his mouth and takes it out to speak... "Gosh...I love my me time..."He looks around only to see a sad crowd and hearing remarks that makes him sad abit but sucks it up and says..."Hey!I'd be happy to announce this but pretty sad to hear these ramarks...If I could ask a small favour...Please don't disrespect LargeHamster...He works hard for where he is...So please leave good comments..."He puts the cigar back in his mouth and walks back in the HQ... |
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| Reply by: PaTony at Aug 03, '08 23:14 | |
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Congratulations on receiving this honor, Mr Hamster. It is nice to see a mafioso who remembers where he came from. Oftentimes it seems as if our business associates just appear on the scene...with no relatives, no history, no story to tell about how they got to where they are. It is an important facet of our lives to expand on the details about ourselves. It is part of the reason we are here. More mafiosi should do this. Where are you from? What odd habits do you have? What do you look like? It would be nice to learn more about my cohorts than just hearing their voices. |
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| Reply by: FlyingPig at Aug 04, '08 00:07 | |
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LilWayne Watches his boss Well earned sir, it has been an honour working under you, and cant wait to see what the future holds for us. Congrats LilWayne turns back to the street corner. |
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| Reply by: LilWayne at Aug 04, '08 03:10 | |
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