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Bill Cady, The Early Years … by Bill Cady 27 routine, I‟d go pop him one for the hell of it. <strong>At</strong> least that way, he wasn‟t lying to Mom when he said I just whacked him. Our new neighborhood had a lot of kids. Eleventy-six times as many as the old one, which I thought was good. <strong>At</strong> first. The Armstrong brothers lived half a block down on the other side of the street. There were five of „em, Don, Ed‟erd, (the way they said “Edward”), Lynn, Michael, and Roland. Don was a year older than me, Ed‟erd was the same age as that David thing my folks bought. Lynn was a year younger, Michael two years younger than Lynn. Roland was the result of Mr. & Mrs. Armstrong having a few too many some years after they decided to stop having kids. Oops! Funny, and sad. Roland was a real nice kid. Since he was just a baby, as far as we were concerned, he never played with us. However, he grew up to be a real monster. A BIG kid. Six-four, two-twenty, all solid muscle. I saw a black guy start honking his horn behind Roland when, circa his age nineteen, he stopped his truck to chat with my Mom. (Everybody loved my Mom. Everybody). Roland got out of the pickup, walked back to the guy, and asked him what sort of problem he had. Evidently, he got a smart ass answer from him. He yanked open the car door, grabbed the guy, and threw him all the way across the street. He finished it off by shaking his head and saying, “Goddamn niggers” as he walked back to his truck. A year or so later, Roland was drowned in a boating accident. He was a college student and worked part-time. A good kid with a future until God called him home. Leviticus, Limited 33-0505963
Bill Cady, The Early Years … by Bill Cady 28 You may have noticed “the „n‟ word” used above. I‟ll tell you about it from the point of view prevalent at that time, in the 50s and 60s. Our street was six blocks from Consumers Power Company, the local utility for gas and all that stuff. That area became a small population of what were then referred to as “colored people”. That‟s kinda stupid, since “white” was a color, last time I looked. Almost every house in that area, three blocks in all directions, was inhabited by those folks. The first black people who moved in were pretty nice, although I never got to know anyone too well. Mom wouldn‟t let me go that far from home. Not until I was around nine or ten. However, after a few years, the quality of people living there went way downhill. I‟ve met people all my life who use that phony BS line, “Why some of my best friends are ________.” Oh, yeah? When‟s the last time you had that person over for dinner at your house? Went to his/her house? Socialized? Uh-huh. I thought so. You lying, bigoted bastard. Well, when I later got to high school, I not only had quite a few black friends I hung with, I had a few black girlfriends. I‟ve only been able to keep tabs on one of „em. Her story wasn‟t too pleasant, so I‟ll call her Debbie “Smith”. She was cute, perky, nice boobs, a round little butt, and very nice legs. She was also half nuts. She‟d run toward the foyer where we gathered before class each day, drop to her knees and slide across the lobby. She was a lot of fun, and a great kisser. She was also very good at more intimate contact, but the details will stay with Debbie and me, thank you. Unfortunately, she did those things for a living after she was an adult. She became a crack whore. Her life was on a downward spiral last I heard, quite a few years Leviticus, Limited 33-0505963
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