May 11, 2004

Biting

When I was in elementary school, I bit somebody at recess one day and I had to go to the principals office along with my victim. The principal was a really nice guy, and he didn't yell or anything, probably because I was like 2 foot 6 at that point in my development and the strong breeze that yelling generates could've sent my meager frame across the room. But he asked me if I knew what the most dangerous kind of animal bite was. Now, this is the type of bullshit question that he's trying to answer just by asking. (Like, "Isn't that the true meaning of Christmas?" kind of stuff). So, his answer was humans, but I was thinking, I don't know, maybe shark, a shark bite? Because, you know, I've never been bitten by a shark, but they do have awfully sharp teeth, meant for killing live animals. Or crocodile! Yes, it has to be crocodile. They can generate so much force! You'll never escape. Human bite? Give me a break. Are you looking at this kid? He has a freaking red mark! Why don't you ask him if he'd trade that for a shark bite. The absolute worst case scenario is spreading disease, and lets face it, I was more likely to catch disease from that chomp-inviter than he was from me. Posted by mill1991 at May 11, 2004 06:40 AM
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