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Bill Cady, The Early Years … by Bill Cady 259 wanted to collect the handgun my old man tried to kill me with, which I‟ll get to pretty soon. <strong>My</strong> old man finally died in 1991, just six days before his eightieth birthday, ending a long period of penance for whatever atrocities he must‟ve committed in his last existence. I guess that shows I believe in reincarnation. When he died, since everyone justifiably thought Mom might be suicidal, that David thing took the gun to its house. She called and that David thing brought it over. We had nothing to say to each other, so it stayed long enough to pet my dog, a one-hundred sixty pound girl, and left. The only other update I had was on the drugs and booze. I learned, even at the time of the Thanksgiving Day brouhaha, that David thing had an $8,000 per month cocaine habit. A $25,000 yearly income falls a bit short that way, so it‟s no stretch of the imagination to assume drug sales were a big part of its support. That David thing evidently got past the drugs. I believe AA and NA were a big help, from what I was told. Last I knew, that David thing was an “AA Nazi”, someone who‟s called in with hard case drunks unwilling to follow the rules. When a court order puts you there, one must be on one‟s best behavior. If not, they call in an “AA Nazi” who will browbeat you into behaving. Sounds like a good spot for that David thing. It can verbally beat up on people and fear no retaliation. I suppose the best one to deal with a fucking crybaby is another fucking crybaby, so it makes sense. Last report from Mom, who died December 9 th , 1998 at 5:55 p.m., that David thing was making a living cleaning some bar at night after it closed. As far as what it‟s doing now, we‟re back to the difference between ignorance and apathy. Leviticus, Limited 33-0505963
Bill Cady, The Early Years … by Bill Cady 260 I don‟t know, and I don‟t care. In short, I do not know the man. Not after all these years. Like it says in Harry Chapin‟s song, Through the too many miles, and the too little smiles I have no idea what it‟s like, where it‟s going, or what‟ll happen to it. I really disliked the little kid, couldn‟t stand the teenage version, and always wanted to just beat the living shit out of the young male it became. That there‟s been a change is pretty obvious. Without one, that David thing would surely be dead by now. However, what I knew all those years ago isn‟t anything I‟d ever want to know again, and the chances we‟ll meet up again in this lifetime are somewhere between slim and none. ### From what you‟ve seen so far, you‟ve probably formed an opinion of Bill Cady. It‟s good or bad, perhaps even a mixture, based upon you and the way you interpret things. This next part is where it‟ll be a little divided for me. I‟m unsure how the girls will react to what happened, but I think every guy will agree with me completely. I guess you could say it‟s “a guy thing”. Of course, it involves sex. Who didn‟t suspect that was coming? Yes, the young lady in the damned nice fitting black skirt and that sexy red blouse? Over in, let‟s see, row seven? Seat hang on number four, is it? Yes, sweety? Why do all “guy things” seem to involve sex, you ask? Well, that‟s a good question. Perhaps it‟s because most guys think about sex almost constantly. That, and guys have some of their own weird ideas about sex. Pardon? Are these weird ideas hurtful? Leviticus, Limited 33-0505963
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