Boobs. Lesbians. (Andy) Dick.Can you spot the naughty bits?
*Note: This is part of new ongoing series of interviews by Jessica. Since we've run out of Famous People to interview, we've decided to delve into the real life stories of Ordinary People, who are not half exciting as Famous People, but at least they talk to us. If you are an Ordinary Person, or even a Famous Person, and you'd like to be interviewed by Jessica, email her at theshrub@theshrubbery.com.
Anna lives in what she says is not Chicago, not a farm, but "ghetto" Illinois, although she grew up in hickville. She is 19, she swears people think she's uncool (but she isn't) and is very ordinary. Well, we had somewhat of an unordinary conversation.
J: So let's see, are you going to
school?
A: I was. Until my music professor nearly
drove me insane.
J: Did you major in music?
A: Yep, and I never will again.
J: What did you play?
A: Flute, piccolo,
and sax
J: You played all of those
instruments and you just gave it up?
A: I still play
the flute, but I don't
major in music. I played
the sax for a few months
just for fun, but Edgar
(music prof.) was, like, this jazz machine, and I
just couldn't take it.
J: What school is that with a jazz
machine prof?

A Black Hawk College slogan (seriously). |
A: It's a
community college called
Black Hawk college.
J: So you don't like jazz? But you
went to study serious music at a CC?
A: I love
listening to jazz. I'm not
good at playing it,
though. The teacher was
stuck in the '40s, and
refused to look at jazz in
any other way.
J: So why didn't you go to
a...uh...real school?
A: I wanted to go
to a two-year college
first, and then transfer
to a university later.
J: So instead you just dropped it all.
A: Yeah. But not
indefinitely. I'm going
back on the fifteenth.
J: For what, this time?
A: Photography.
J: You want to know what I'm doing
right now?
A: Sure.
J: I am making a picture of my
boobs. But not really my boobs. someone
else's. I am trying to get some guy to
believe they are mine.
A: Hah...why?
J: Because he asked. i am playing
with him. But he doesn't realize i am this
good at Photoshop.
A: I see. Is he
someone you know or just a
cyber-pervert?
J: I know him from a chat room, so I wouldn't know him if he came
up to me and punched me on the nose, but I
know him enough. He wants me to write his screen name (Sk0al) on my boob to prove that it is mine.

As you may guess, Jason wasn't part of the original picture. But his mom will be so proud of his morality!
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A: Well, it's good
that he's not some random
twelve-year-old.
J: I just thought I'd let you know that
I am sitting here manipulating my boobs as we
talk.
A: Well, at least
it's fun, right?
J: Sort of. Have you ever done naughty
pictures of yourself?
A: Not completely
naked, but there was one
time that my boyfriend Jonathan took
some black-and-white
pictures...of course, they
won't be developed until
he can access a darkroom.
J: How nekkid?
A: Oh, it wasn't too bad. Just a bra and
some vinyl pants.
J: What would your mother think?
A: She wouldn't be mad. I'd be the
uncomfortable one.
J: Why did he take them?
A: He likes the
way I look (I think the
vinyl pants played a small
part, as well).
J: Is he a fettishist?
A: Well, he does
photography. He's always
taking pictures of me, but
he does take pictures of
other stuff, too. I'm the
only human subject so far,
though.
J: Is this why you're taking
photography?
A: No, it's just
something we have in
common. I have zillions
of pictures, too, but I'd
like to get a degree for
it, and do it
professionally.
J: Do you take naked pics of him?
A: Um, no. He's
shy.
J: Do you have a picture of him at
all?
A: Why, yes I do.
J: Can I put it on the interview?
A: Sure. I'm in
the picture, too, is that
okay?
J: Yeah that'd be rad.
Anna sends picture to Jessica.
J: Okay so I'm sure people tell him
all the time he looks like Andy Dick.
A: Oh, yes! All
the time. He gets so
pissed.
J: There's nothing wrong with
looking like a celeb.
A: I know...but he
thinks Andy Dick is a
'stupid fag.' He also
gets the 'Gene Wilder'
comments, and the 'hybrid
of Gene Wilder and Andy
Dick' comments, as well.
J: So is he homophobic?
A: Definitely. He
doesn't even like
lesbians, which isn't too
typical of most guys I
know.
J: What do you think about gays?
A: I don't know
many, but one of my close
friends is gay, while
another is bi. I have no
problem with it.
J: Is your boyfriend, like....really a
gay hater?
A: Well, he avoids
them, but he'd never hurt
a gay person.
J: Speaking of lesbians, would you like to see my boob
picture?
A: Sure.
J: Oh, okay. This guy wanted me to
write his name on it and just hold one up.
A: Well hey, if
you're good at photoshop,
you're my hero, because I
certainly am not.
Jessica attempts to send the boob over AIM. It will not work.
A: Hmm...if you
want to email it to me,
that's cool.
J: Oh well. You know what a boob
looks like, I'm sure.
A: This is true. But it's still
cool that you're good at
photoshop.
J: The boob says "Skoal" on it. That is this guy's screen name who wants it. It looks
good, though, like I really wrote it.
A: Kick ass.
J: Wow maybe i can be a
spokesperson for Skoal tobacco.
A: The whole idea
of chewing tobacco, to me,
is just gross. But I'm
sure that Skoal chewers
like boobs.
J: Do a lot of people out there in rural Illinois do it?
A: Yeah, in high
school, kids did it during
class. One time I found
whatever-it-is that they
spit out stuck to the wall
in the English room.
J: Hick high school?
A: Yep.
Population: 420. This
included staff.
J: Holy shit.
A: It sucked.
J: Did you have "drive your tractor to
school day"?
A: No, we had
cars. But there were cows
across the street, and it
always smelled really bad
in the spring.
J: What city did you grow up in, by
the way?
A: Port Byron.
J: Is it really a port?
A: It was a port;
they used to use the
church steepe as a guide
for the riverboats.
J: Isn't Mark Twain from somewhere
around there?
A: He was from
Missouri. I think. But hey, it's all the same!
J: Crazy. well, do you have anything
else to tell the world?

HiFiUnderground (Jonathan's band) |
A: Yeah. Listen
to HiFiUnderground (www.hifiunderground.net). The
world is being taken over
by bad music, and it's not
cool. There's good music
out there, but people
don't know it, because
idiots are taking all the
credit and the good
artists are suffering
because of this.
J: Man, most people I
have interviewed have the same opinion.
A: Well, then, you
interview some cool
people.
J: And they think they're so ordinary!
A: Hah. Well, the
real talent needs to eat,
too.
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