We gathered at "Pussy Wagon's Workshop" (which actually, as you will see, was just a nice crib in tree-filled Provi) for a Pre-American-thanksgiving/yep, it's turning in to summer here in Chile disruption of the peace. We warmed up in typical "look at us!" fashion, but this time in front of the building, just out on the street, like the attention-whores hashers are.
It took all of 2 minutes before the front-running bearded bastards had the pack following them into oblivion far away fom the trail. (Everyone always laughs during the explanation when we say "and flour looks like this", but obviously Crack My Arse needs a refresher).
Eventually, they would realize the errors of their ways and root for peace on the street corner. I sure wish Veni VD Vici would have brought his giant, white, creepy van that goes along with that new mustache--- a ride AND candy... That would've been the best.
Back at Pussywagon's pad, we took in some lovely views of the Andes and the "Boner-Building" as we ate our weight in knock-off Cheetos and eventually had a circle.
Americans drinking... Giving our thanks for beer... As Acting Semen doles out a boisterous "f£€# you" in response to that God Save the Queen crap.
It was the farewell hash for Billy Scroat Gruff, Texas BJ Assacre and yours truly, Texas Hornstar. we adorned our hash crowns with "Frat boy", "golf pro", and "pretty fly for a white guy" styles respectively and prayed that the many down downs of black beer (delicious in non-chugging situations) would remain in our bellies and that we would remain in the upright position. Highlights of the circle would include the most beautiful rendition of "Dough the stuff that buys my beer" since the Von Trapp family stuck it to those damn Nazis and a "My name is Jack" that echoed for ages.
We led the crew in one last Swing Low... Also one for the books. There is so much happiness in this picture and at the same time so much confusion. Pretty much sums up the entirety of my hash experiences, and I'm so glad to have met every last one of you weirdos.
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