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He Seemed Like Such A Normal Guy, Says Neighbor of Paul
BARNSTABLE – It has been quite a week for Peter Paul, a 29 year-old roofer, accused of having an autosexual relationship with a Chevy. The quite life that he led has changed completely. His neighbors all avoid him and try to hide their cars when they see him coming. He is not allowed within 500 feet of any Chevrolet car dealership, and he comes home to find toy cars pinned to his front door each day. “He seems like such a normal guy.” Said one of Paul’s neighbors, “rather quite, kind of kept to himself. He used to like to wash his car behind the house.” One neighbor bristled with horror at a memory of the number of times he loaned his car to Paul to run errands. Each time, Paul brought the car back washed and vacuumed. “Probably hiding the evidence.” quipped another neighbor. There was a collective shudder as they recalled the time that Paul took a bus load of neighborhood kids to the go-kart track. “Who would have thought?” mused one woman. A warranted raid on Paul’s house, two days ago, revealed that Paul was a collector of niche car magazines and internet based photos of go-carts. He has not been formally charged with the new findings.
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Peter Paul's salary was only $43k per year. How is he able to afford that big shiny Chevy?
He wasn't able to afford it, that's why he lost it. If you please, maybe you can explain Absurdism to Shecky. It's obviously beyond his/ her capacity.
Now that you've got our attention, what are you going to do with it?
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For a college Perfesser, your spelling is surprising. I'd suggest you enroll in a Remedial English course. For starters, please understand that "quite" and "quiet" are two different words with entirely different meanings.
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Mwalim, Morgan James Peters, I, is a performing artist, writer, filmmaker and educator. He currently lives in Mashpee and is the author of A MIXED MEDICINE BAG: Original Black Wampanoag Folklore (2007, Talking Drum Press), several plays which have been presented throughout the USA, Canada and the U.K.. In addition, his short stories, poetry, essays and articles have appeared in numerous periodicals, anthologies, and edited volumes. His serial column "A Modern Wampanoag's Folk-tale" appears in The Weekly Compass. Currently, he is an Assistant Professor of English and African/ African American Studies at UMass Dartmouth and the Chairman of Education for the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe.
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His bio says he is an Assistant Professor of English and African/ African American Studies at UMass Dartmouth and the Chairman of Education for the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe.
If he represents the leadership, no wonder the tribe is trouble !