Tue 13 Jul 2010
“But I Slowed Down And Showed Timbaland How To Iron A Khaki Suit”*
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If you live in Toronto, you will know that the weather has been balls hot for the past several week. I am not complaining, however. Last summer was an abomination. I felt like our city was auditioning as a filming location for Cormac McCarthy’s “The Road”. “Sunlight? We don’t have any sunlight. And we have a film studio and tax breaks!!!”
Anyway, given that it is summer, I decided to bust out the khaki summer suit that I purchased last year. Unfortunately, I have lost a significant amount of weight over the past year. It’s amazing what full-blown AIDS will do to you. Don’t let anyone tell you that unprotected anal is a bad thing. Those haters are just jealous fatties. I tried the suit on and it was hard to believe it once fit me. I could fit someone else in it along with me (perhaps for anal — worth noting!). I might as well have been wearing a barrel. So that idea was scrapped.
I still wanted to wear a khaki suit, so I reached to the back of the closet to pull out a khaki suit from a few years back when I wasn’t comically obese. I tried on the pants first. Perfect! They fit like a glove, reinforcing what a fucking fat-ass I had become over the past few years. I had a good cry and then reached for a shirt. The only shirt I had was the one I had worn the day before. It was kind of stinky and crushed, but all my other shirts were either dirty, at the dry-cleaners or at work. I had no choice but to wear yesterday’s shirt. Well, at least I would be able to put the suit jacket on top of it. I reached into the closet to pull it out. I tried it on and looked in the mirror. Were you aware that there has been a dramatic shift in suit jacket styling over the past few years? I was vaguely aware that most of my current jackets were two button while my old ones were three buttons. I was not aware that the only wearable khaki jacket I had made me look like I was at the podium in the NBA draft in 2003.

Good times. So if anyone saw a pasty white guy dressed like a southern black preacher on the TTC last week, that was me. Say hi next time!
* Yes, a choice line from The Game’s “Put You On The Game”. We roll West Coast here at the F.C.L.











