Sharpie

... inspired by Bianca Del Rio.

Just a little black Sharpie.

Mm.

Simple black nail polish.

Maybe you place a little wager with our partners over at, uh, at PlayAlberta.

Sharpie says, "My 93-year-old grandma's a sports fiend.

I bet she watches all four games and bounces back and forth with the Jays game as well."

What?

Seriously, Liv, you're better off.

It was Meyer, and two of the guys from 2D we tried choosing a new paint color, but mostly Meyer just took over the Sharpie.

His eyes flash with a private joke.

Now everyone's just packing up.

I'm talking to him.

And as I'm still talking to him, I see a Rita, a Rita in the corner of my eye, pick up my card, pick up a black Sharpie and start to draw on it without me even going to him.

And in my eyes, like you're allowed to pick which color you want.

Right.

I've never had any interaction like this before in my life.

It gets me upset.

Anyway, so he picked up my child's car, picked up a black Sharpie.

I stepped to the left and I said to him, I said, my mom's at house.

Um, so I didn't really know.

So I can remember driving there, not knowing, I can remember having a conversation with with my parents to say that I was going to take a Sharpie, write my social security number on my body somewhere on my arm because I was worried.

I don't know if buildings are going to fall.

Like if something were to happen to me, how would anyone know who I was if I was walking on the property? I had no idea what I was going into.

Gadsden is a guy, Nick, I took out.

Where's my Sharpie? I can't reach it here.

My light's there.

Took out my Sharpie, circled his name.

Circled his name.

Their best guard is out.

And it's where you would take red life tape and put it over your mouth.

And sorry, you would take red duct tape, put it over your mouth and then write life on it in Sharpie.

and you would go to a Planned Parenthood or an abortion clinic and you would just sit out there in groups of like however many people showed up that day.

The two different times, I can't remember if I did it two times or three times, but we went out in front of a Planned Parenthood and it was a group of like 10 or 15 of us and we just sat there and prayed and I remember there was this one moment where I saw this woman walking in, and I remember thinking, why aren't we just sitting with these people and talking to them? This probably looks really weird from their perspective, because they don't have the context of why we're doing this.

After that, you had to buff.

I ask him these questions and one that I kind of couldn't remember, but I think I asked him was like, when did, when did like, you know, you start using Sharpies? And so the reason why I thought of this was written on a piece of equipment at work.

Somebody wrote when they changed the bearings in something and there were dates from 63 and 66 in red marker.

And I was like, marker, huh? 63.

There's a sticker, there's a mag, there's a whole heap of stuff in there.

And I'm bringing a Sharpie.

I was serious last week.

Stevie Boy will sign your books if you come along on Saturday or Sunday and you want to get a Young Hats Run Free autumn nurse drop.