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| Wicked Cahoots | |
| By CarlHalling | ||||||||
| 27 March 2007 | ||||||||
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Adapted verbatim from a short story about a childhood friend from where I used to reside close by to Acton Green in west London, and penned in about 1975, or '76 according to how I saw things looking back at a decade previously. When he made his first personal appearance in the dirty alley on someone else's rusty bike, screaming along in a cloud of dust it rendered us all speechless and motionless. But I was amazed that despite his grey-faced surliness, he was very affable with us... the bully with a naive and sentimental heart. He was so happy to hear that I liked his dad or that my mum liked him and he was welcome to come to tea with us at five twenty five... Our "adventures" were spectacular: chasing after other bikesters, screaming at the top of our lungs into blocks of flats and then running as our echoed waves of terror blended with incoherent threats... "I'll call the Police, I'll..." Wicked cahoots.
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