Society needs its harmless weirdos to keep us from being too dull and serious.
There’s a guy lives near me who rides around on a bike in a Hawaiian shirt (even in winter) playing the kazoo on his way to the shop. Then he does it back again. Every day for at least 6 years.
I give him a friendly wave and he toots a bit higher in reply. My girls were a bit shy of him to begin with but now they pretend to dance to his kazoo when he’s goes past.
Weirdos need protecting. I never get depressed watching their antics compared to all the serious people on TV and social media - who are weird in their own sad little way.
I give him a friendly wave and he toots a bit higher in reply. My girls were a bit shy of him to begin with but now they pretend to dance to his kazoo when he’s goes past.
Weirdos need protecting. I never get depressed watching their antics compared to all the serious people on TV and social media - who are weird in their own sad little way.
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