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24 December 2005
Weirdest location you've been kissed in? I don't mean "spot on the body," I mean your surroundings.→[More:]
Mine was the FastPass pick-up area at the Haunted Mansion in Disneyland. In his defense, it was pretty romantic because no one was there, and it was a covered area, made to look like a gothic New Orleans patio or something like that.
Not so much place as situation: In the living room of my friend's parents house by his little sister. Took me completly by surprise. It was a hot kiss. The weird parts were a) I didn't expect it b) I definitely welcomed it and c)I was terrified her father (an ex-Marine middleweight champ with a habit of punching people out) would walk into the room. But I definitely didn't let go. It was sort of a "well, if I'm going to buy the farm, it might as well be like this" moment.
Best: In Lake Padden Park at a going away party for the #1 romantic love of my life; but I wasn't hers. It made the whole front of my body ache and I literally savored it for months. Long story and why I'm still single at 53.
Oh, okay then. There was this nice and deeply religious fellow I knew at a summer program that I did at a different university than my own, very sweet and virginal, who had an obvious crush on me. He was the original don't drink don't smoke what do you do guy, but I liked him a lot. The last day of the term we were in front of his dorm. He'd been running, and he had on the nicest little pair of silk shorts, and his glasses were off, and he was sweaty. Very nice. So as I was saying goodbye to him, a little imp pressed me forward and I asked if I could give him a kiss. He looked absolutely befuddled but said yes.
So we kissed. And what a kiss! My god, it went on forever, it was hot and sweat and passion and he trembled, he shook, he leaned against the wall and moaned just that little bit. I'm not generally one for PDA, but that kiss wasn't going to be denied -- it was every bit of thwarted passion coming to the surface and into my mouth and I have to say I trembled too. The president of the university could have turned a hose on us; the campus police could have shot at us, his parents and mine could have shown up and rained curses our heads, but nothing was going to stop that kiss until it was ready to die its own sweet and natural death.
Then I smiled and walked on, and never saw him again, as is only fitting. But obviously I never forgot it, and I doubt he ever did either.
Oh, loq! The People Maker! Disneyland was so great when you were a kid, because you could pick up tourist boys and do dirty things to them and then they would go home. (And by you I mean me.) I'll always find thoughts of the Tron room strangely arousing. Maybe that's why I love math geeks.
In a kitchen, surrounded by about 50 other people crammed literally wall to wall, at a massive party, by a guy dressed like a priest, while wearing an old school uniform.
Weirdest? Was it the drunken send-off kiss I got from a sophomore girl my last day at high school? Or perhaps that time on the white bearskin rug in college, butt-ass nekkid. when my gf's roomie walked in on us after class?
(White bearskin rugs rock, by the way - I highly recommend them).
Pressed up against a newsstand on a corner kind of near Times Square in NYC, by a guy who is married to someone who isn't me, with a whole bunch of people watching. Including his mother. Yes, we all were quite drinky that night. ; )
A secret loft during Mardi Gras, hidden from a house full of revellers; in the empty Superdome; various ancient ruins; the spot that was formerly the recording studio where Fats Domino recorded Blueberry Hill.