Age 8 - Emilio Estevez as Billy the Kid in Young Guns 2
Age 11-13 - A kid in my grade (lets call him Kelso). One time in shop class he asked me about my book of Edgar Allen Poe’s poetry and I misinterpreted this to mean he was interested in poetry and had a poetic soul. Turns out he was just kinda dumb and really didn’t know who Edgar Allen Poe was.
Age 14-present - Jello Biafra and Graham Coxon
Age 15 - Joe. Joe was a senior and had an awesome tattoo on his calf. Sometimes he wore a kilt to school (this is the middle of nowhere in Kansas, mind you). He was really nice, and drove me home from school one day. I think he only did it because he was friends with my brother. I was silent during the entire ride.
Age 17 - Ben. I worked with Ben during the summer, and on his last day I didn’t say goodbye because I was too shy.
Age 21 - This 19 year old punk kid from Manchester on Livejournal. I have no idea what his name was, but he was definitely failing his college courses. He had a mohawk and the most kissable lips I’ve ever seen. I stalked his journal for 6 months, but never actually followed it because I was too shy.
Age now - No one. Well maybe this dude I saw at the Y a few weeks ago. He has red hair and a great beard. I call him Ginger Y, but I haven’t seen him but that once.
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Ginger Y, I like it. If you see this elusive Ginger Y again, I suggest you do something crazy and ask him out. It's your year of adventure. Slow strut over that rainbow to him.
ReplyDeleteSo Chicken and Steak are an official no go?
My first crush ever was Wil Wheaton, Wesley Crusher on Star Trek: TNG. To this day I adore that man.
Real life crushed though... they die hard man. Real hard.