Today's Stach took me to exotic Hawaii, circa 1980. These were fast times with swinging beach babes and cool cars. But there was a dark underside. Drug dealing and general criminal mayhem was rampant. An elite police team called Hi-Five, oh...is that the name....wait...something like that...anyway was just canceled...er disbanded, and crime was back. I don't know how to dance Hula, but the stach provided me a job as a Private Investigator under the name, Colt PI. In no time at all I find a rich benefactor who likes my idea of non-lethal vigilante justice and my ability to ferret out a seemingly endless supply of attractive women who, by no fault of their own, are caught in impossibly complicated situations. I take up residence in the benefactor's guest house, swill free beer from an endless beer fridge, and tool around in his Ferrari. Strangely I never meet the rich guy, I just interact with his ambiguously gay butler. For kicks I also pick up a black helicopter pilot sidekick, who doesn't want one of those?
I did this for about eight seasons...er years. I was finally killed in one of my adventures in a freak accident involving taro root, a lei, a beach fire dance, a coconut drink, and another Hawaii cliché I can't remember at the moment. I heard that my high jinks were turned into a TV show where the main character was a prop, dressed in flower shirts, for the real hero of the show...A Stant-Alone-Stach.
I give you: Colt PI Stach
Friday, February 10, 2012
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2 comments:
Brian, you are one crazy dude! I'm loving your Stand-Alone-Stach escapades, but this picture is my favorite. If you discontinue the Stand-Alone and bring back the goatee, please let your imagination run wild with you again and write blogs again.
Love ya,
Mrs. Jan (Shurley) Inness
Thanks for the support. I was beginning to think no one was paying attention. It's interesting to see which ones are people's favorite. It seems like they all reach people differently.
I hadn't thought about a goatee series. The Stach was so easy I was able to do these in a matter of 15 minutes (with help from The Misses). I'll have to put some thought to a goatee series...
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