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Bill Cady, The Early Years … by Bill Cady 161 bottled or canned has an immense dose of false courage in it. This guy started feeling his. He told another funny joke. The word “nigger” came up a half dozen times. Each time he said it, he‟d look at Rex. Every time he heard it, Rex would lower his head a bit more. I figured, if this asshole didn‟t lighten up, he‟d have Rex on the floor pretty damned soon. When Rex did nothing, that false courage infected the other two guys. For some uncanny reason, all three of them suddenly remembered a nigger joke, and told it loudly. It got so bad, Rex started crying. He made no sound, but tears were rolling down his cheeks. The assholes thought that was even funnier. They‟d come across a great big, huge, sissy nigger, and they were gonna have themselves some fun. Personally, I was really disgusted, getting ready to go over there and knock one of those pricks on his ass. I sure as hell had enough backup if they got the idea of all three jumping me at the same time. Before I could do anything, one of „em told a new joke. Practically screamed nigger when he said it. He spoke loud enough a few guys at our table finally noticed. We all felt sorry as hell for Rex. “IF” it continued that way, I‟m sure the ending would‟ve been different. The guys at our table would‟ve most likely either insisted those assholes leave, or beaten the shit out of „em and tossed „em out. If-dog-rabbit. One of those morons looked right at Rex and said something nasty. I don‟t recall the words, but I know the topic. He said something vulgar about Rex‟s dead mother. Something sexual. All I could think was, Huge mistake, motherfucker! Very huge mistake! Everyone at our tables knew it. We wouldn‟t be doing anything to help or defend Leviticus, Limited 33-0505963
Bill Cady, The Early Years … by Bill Cady 162 Rex. He not only wouldn‟t want it, he wouldn‟t allow it. For damned sure, he wouldn‟t need our help. Not now. Not after they‟d trashed his mother like that. Nope, give your souls to The Good Lord, you pricks, because your asses now all belong to Rexford T. Riddle. Rex stood, which took a long time. You don‟t raise your head six feet, nine inches above the ground all that fast. His facial expression was no longer that of a gentle giant. More accurately, it nearly scared the piss out of me, and Rex was my friend! He walked slowly over to that table. Never said a word. Not, “Come with me,” no insults, no invitations, nothing. He just grabbed two of those bastards by the collar and took off for the men‟s room. They both started yelling for their buddy, either for additional help, or to make sure they all died at the same time. Hard tellin‟. Anyway, the guy followed and started slugging Rex in the back of the head. It made Rex smile. I really thought he was gonna kill all three of those pricks. I knew, even if I‟d wanted to, there was no way on earth I could stop him. Not at that point. Not without a gun. A big gun. Rex kicked the door open and went inside, shoving two and being slugged by the other. The crashing and banging started to get hot and heavy inside the men‟s room. It sounded the way you‟d imagine if someone took an adult bull into a small room like that and tried to castrate him with a razor blade. In no time at all, those three were screaming bloody murder, and I was sure that‟s what Rex was committing. When it finally died down, we went to look. I was one of the first at the door. Rex had one guy face down in a toilet, his foot on the back of the dumb bastard‟s head. Another, in Rex‟s left hand, had his face jammed in a stand up urinal. Leviticus, Limited 33-0505963
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