Fun-Hating Jerk Does Best to Seem Fun-Loving
source: http://ronebreak.com/2010/05/21/fun-hating-jerk-does-best-to-seem-fun-loving/
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As some of you may know we had a peeping tom trying to get some incriminating evidence against us for Mallettstock. In the end, the letter (http://ronebreak.com/2010/05/17/grumpy-old-man-bitter-about-mallettstock/) that called him out on his crimes, seems to have made Mr. Bouchard realize the impulse driven idiocy, which led him to bitterly lurk in our bushes with a video camera.
At first, he made the videos private and moved them to a new location. Then he had removed the videos completely and posted a video of Woodstock with a picture of himself in his 20’s. His long hair and seemingly stoned demeanor came off as an attempt to demonstrate his former “hipness”, but it wasn’t until he changed the page to the above video that made it clear that he has completely conceded to rational thought and common sense. While the video is 9 months old, based on Mr. Bouchard’s act-first-think-later attitude, it isn’t too much of a stretch to assume he needs to have a stock apology video on call. As a big fan of Monty Python I find the apology redeeming and humanizing. We accept your apology Mr. Bouchard. Next time you hear music in the neighborhood it won’t be us–we’re leaving–but be neighborly, stop by, bring some food to grill, and whatever you do, don’t film people from bushes. It’s weird.
At first, he made the videos private and moved them to a new location. Then he had removed the videos completely and posted a video of Woodstock with a picture of himself in his 20’s. His long hair and seemingly stoned demeanor came off as an attempt to demonstrate his former “hipness”, but it wasn’t until he changed the page to the above video that made it clear that he has completely conceded to rational thought and common sense. While the video is 9 months old, based on Mr. Bouchard’s act-first-think-later attitude, it isn’t too much of a stretch to assume he needs to have a stock apology video on call. As a big fan of Monty Python I find the apology redeeming and humanizing. We accept your apology Mr. Bouchard. Next time you hear music in the neighborhood it won’t be us–we’re leaving–but be neighborly, stop by, bring some food to grill, and whatever you do, don’t film people from bushes. It’s weird.
