ok... more teasers then.
Im 19 and am invited to a mega blowout party with coworkers in an aging, but huge, house in the west end old residential district from the 20s... you know the era. All houses are like frat house huge; 18 bedrooms and like only two bathrooms. There are like 12 people living in this house, 6 of them coworkers, all young, almost all in college or just past college. They are told by the owner that the whole area is going commercial and that the place had been sold to contractors and was undergoing voluntary condemnation. That meant that they had to vacate the premesis in 6 months... and that they could do whatever they wanted with the place so long as they didnt do anything overtly criminal like burn it down or breach the utilities. The place immediately turned into Animal House. They threw kegs through the windows, doors were ripped out and used as surfboards on the stairs, every exposed wall became a mecca for artwork.
I am a decent artist and immediately start doing various doodles with sharpies. After a while, I was dragged to the hall that was nothing but venting scribbles, philosiphy, and gibberish. I was told to do something that would blow everyones mind... so I scibbled out a joke. They said go farther... so I scribbled out some vexing rant. They said that I was holding back and needed to shock people... so I scribbled the first thing that came to mind that I knew would give them pause: Uncle Hobart likes tight young male buttocks! ... and then drew several pictures of homoerotic mishmash all around it. It blew them away all right and I had a crowd going ape behind me. Unfortunately, 3 of the colleges types were psyche majors and then proceeded to discuss the subconscious ramifications of what I had drawn. They came to the conclusion that it was all just an extention of my denied superego and that I was really a closet homosexual mass murderer ready to pop and slay the world. They said that I was in fact secretly calling myself Uncle Hobart within my twisted little fantasy world.
The next day, everyone was calling me Uncle Hobart... but I tried to deny the nickname. After 2 weeks had gone by, all 150 employees of the company was calling me 'hobart' ... but only a handful ever knew the reason behind it ... so I bent to fate and embraced the name. Within a month, noone remembered the reasons anymore... just the name. Everafter I was unclehobart to friends all over the world. When someone calls me by name, 80% of the time I hear 'hobart' instead of my birthname 'robby, robert'. I might as well legally change it.