Mean Lori

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My bike-riding partner

For those who know me well, this may not come as a big shocker. For the rest, well, I pride myself on speaking the truth.

I’m not the nicest of people.

Really. I know that I often come off as Miss Shiny Happy, but the real story is much darker. Take my morning commute, for example. I can’t make it more than a few blocks in my Honda before a CLUELESS JERK cuts me off. Or some A**HOLE (sorry, I just can’t bring myself to leave it uncensored — my mom might be reading) tailgates me when I’m already going five miles over the FREAKIN’ speed limit.

Then there’s the IDIOT in Target the other day who rammed his cart into mine because he chose not to stop as he was exiting an aisle. During that same shopping trip, some BIMBO in line in front of me gabbed loudly on her cellphone so that I — and the rest of the world — could hear about her niece’s birthday party. As if I give a RAT’S ASS (OK…I let one slip).

I knew it was getting bad, though, when the hubby and I were bikin’ around Reeds Lake last night and two women looked right at us and proceeded to walk out into the road in front of me anyway. What was I thinking (because I never say these things out loud, of course…I’m a coward) as I maneuvered my bike around the one who initiated the move? STUPID SKINNY BIG-BUTTED RICH BE-YATCH. (I threw the “rich” in there because we were in East, of course.) Honestly. That’s the first thought that popped into my head. Terrible slurs are my response to annoying people.

So what do you think of me now?

11 thoughts on “Mean Lori

  1. I think since you’re gonna be a mommy soon you should stop that swearing stuff in public, hehe. But other than that I think you’re perfectly normal and you managed to put a smile on my face eventhough I had a very busy and tough day. Heads up!

  2. Despite your little venting here, you are still one of the nicest people I know. I’m sorry, but it’s true. I know you wish you were a certified Bad Ass, but you’re not and you never will be. That’s just the way it is.

  3. Ever notice that anyone going slower than you is an idiot, but anyone going faster is a maniac?
    George Carlin (1937 – )

  4. ‘DEEP THOUGHTS’ by Scott Smith…
    “Always having to pick up Lori’s used yogurt cups is giving me gray hair.”

  5. I think maybe it’s a Lori-thing.

    (I’ve been reading your blog here and there, finding it fascinating to read about another Scott and Lori.)

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