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My personal trainer, Nancy, got an unpleasant surprise while working with a client yesterday.
I see Nancy once a week for a cardio workout. We've been friends and I've been a client for nearly five years. Due to my own hypercholesterolemia, I've had to take measures to get that under control, so along with some medication, a moderate diet, and regular exercise, the cholesterol levels are down now at acceptable levels—around 165 or so.
Nancy is very good, I have great calves and a stronger healthier heart. She didn't know what I meant when I first called her my personal Torquemada, but didn't object when she finally got the reference.
After my workout yesterday, I was getting ready to leave and her next client arrived (who happens to be that former producer for Dan Rather—the one that ran into all that controversy about Bush's AWOL National Guard service).
Instead of working out in the quiet small gym, they decided to do some power walking on the nearby Katy Trail, a reclaimed railroad bed now transformed into a sinuous tree lined exercise park that traverses some of the best neighborhoods in Dallas.
They happened to be the only ones on the trail at the time, which is just want the flasher wanted. He had painted himself orange, completely orange—all over. When she was asked by the police, and later by the media if she would be able to identify the perpetrator, she mentioned that he was orange, and had an erection, but that she didn't notice any other distinguishing marks, tattoos or scars.
They were a bit scared, escaped the confrontation unharmed and perhaps with the added benefit that the trail will now be monitored by police and safety patrols.
This is my friend Nancy:
That last image does indeed refer to me.




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I think a small digital camera would have served her well, and provided the cops with at least SOMETHING to go on.
But, I find it odd that a large naked orange man could disappear so quickly. It the area really THAT remote?
Thumbed. Hopefully, he'll get caught soon.
Yer not foolin' an old biker like Cap'n PD. Fat Boy Blvd refers to Hardley Davidson Fat Boy motorcycles.
That's unfortunate.
Orange is my favorite color. :-S
this occurred about 10:15 am.
Yikes.
Nice shots of your trainer. I really like the second one.
Also, coincidentally, we have a "Fat Gal Alley". It runs straight through my kitchen.
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Good story, great photos.
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I hate the use of the word victim in this case. It shouldn't have happened and I know it may have been briefly frightening, but in the end he did them no harm. They were harrassed, orangeily.
Glad it resulted in better patrols.
I am guessing that the shape that they are in, safety flasher stood not a chance, even decked in orange. But that sure could ruin a nice power walk.
great pics as usual bbd!
I would never consider a flasher performance art...what exactly would be the thought behind it...oh that just sound naughty...
Although on second thought, anyone who painted himself orange probably wouldn't have a reasonable reaction to a giant, irate dog. Unless the dog was charging at him, massive teeth right in line with that erection. Then you'd have an orange man, with an erection, fleeing from a huge dog. I'm enjoying the mental image.
I think Lisa is right. Everyone's off their meds this week.
http://open.salon.com/content.php?cid=113402
As for the other elements in dear Sally's post, more power to those that enjoy them, not how I roll though. Thanks for the link...pretty funny.
And thanks for all the funny and interesting comments all!
Before they had a chance to react she had fled from the path. The men, stunned by the shock of this assault were able to flag down another jogger and using his cell phone and called in the vulva flashing vixen. Even though she was painted orange both men reportedly said she was "hot" after they had a few beers.
Sorry couldn't resist.
The cops arrived pretty fast and a very tall, unsmiling, officer arrived at the front door and took down a statement from my grandmother. "Ma'am did you get a good look at his face?"
My grandmother sucked in her breath and then said, in her very strong Welsh accent, "Well you see I wasn't looking at his face."