Monday, July 17, 2006

Pan, Pandemic, Pandering, Panties, part two.

Pan, the goat legged god, frolicked the day away. Making merry, and margaritas, his hilarity found it's sway from the Staples Center for the Espy awards to Malibu's PCH. Armani and Diesel, flashbulbs and flashers, Pan turned and smiled and embraced the attention. A sensation spread in the land at how well he looked and that he must be keeping new company. Speculation sizzled as the new company was very stylish and witty (with a trim waist and developed abs, natch). They have words for company like that. Pan bathed in his buzz and the pandemic arose. At the awards ceremony Espys honored the autistic basketball player, Jason McElwain , who's amazing 20 points in the final moments of the game is still one of the best videos to watch. The recipent was moved by the adulation and the shiny trophy and celebrated the moment with the trophy in his mouth. When irony meats freudian, can there be safety for anyone?

Malibu's Pacific Coast Hwy allows bicyclists some lovely vistas and a rambling workout. Pan celebrated the marine beauty (more irony) with his new company on such a jaunt. Spandex is a privellage and not a right as so many people tend to believe. Pan looks happy in this new pack. No one can really hear any bad things that are being said about them or he when they see how shiny and pretty they are all together. A triumverate has been formed where the talent meats the iron. The three together are one unit that smoothly moves amongst people, gracefully leaving good natured, cowboy warmth. Negative press? No thanks, benchpress maybe. Is this considered pandering? Damn skippy. But who cares, just look at them.

Some people are wearing shiny yellow bits of jewelry. They were very popular recently. The jewelry marks their commitment to life and
celebration of all things that make you strong. Most people wear them where they can be seen, but not Pan. Pan has no need for following tradition, it doesnt always move fast enough for him. As an emissary of Life, he has important things to do. Nature can't always wait for Nurture, ultimately it's all about the survival of the fittest. Time marches on and you can march or atrophy. Pan marches and sometimes throws his baton high in the air. It may be pandemic, it may be pandering, but there's talk that his bracelet is doubling as a ring, and is under his panties. But that's just talk, and people will always talk.

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