Yesterday, as I was writing up my National Letter of Intent wrap-up, I was lost in thought. Furiously typing away, I zoned out and had my head down towards the keypad and away from the screen. As I typed the name of incoming recruit Romale Tucker, I was IMed by a female friend and the following conversation ensued...
FemaleAcquaintance : hey sean
FemaleAcquaintance
TNIAAM : male tucker
FemaleAcquaintance : haha
TNIAAM : whoa
FemaleAcquaintance : oops did i interrupt
FemaleAcquaintance : sorry
TNIAAM : haha
TNIAAM : that should be romale tucker, but that's neither here not there. Sorry, sports talk. What's up
FemaleAcquaintance : anyways...REDACTED BUSINESS TALK
FemaleAcquaintance : hahaha
TNIAAM: ok cool, thanks
FemaleAcquaintance : romale tucker
FemaleAcquaintance : right
FemaleAcquaintance : lol
Look at the desperation when I realize that she's caught me typing the words "male tucker" randomly onto my computer. "Sports talk?" Jesus, I might as well have just forwarded her links to porn sites I was ogling.
I spent the rest of the day following this train of thought:
1. I wonder what she thinks a "male tucker" is.
2. I wonder what she thinks I am doing writing about a "male tucker" and how it's a part of my life.
3. Does she think I'm a "male tucker" and if so, am I good at it?
4. Once she figured out what a "male tucker" was, did she think about what makes it different to a "female tucker?" Cause I'd like to see that.