4/5/03
        Last week, the women’s rugby team held a mudwrestling fundraiser at He’s Not Here.  A third party has provided photojournalism of this event and photos are forthcoming.
        I personally snapped only one picture and it was a mental picture of a perfect ass-print in the mud.  That is not to say that it was a print of a perfect ass, but rather a surprisingly crisply-defined print of an average ass.  If I had a taken a photographic picture instead of a mental picture, I would title it "Butt Print in Brown" and sell framed copies to art enthusiasts.

        A few guys paid $40 or more to wrestle with the girls.  I don’t think they got their money’s worth by just flopping around for a few minutes.  If I were going to pay that much, I would at least script out some kind of Andy Kaufman-style routine.
        My wrestling persona would hail from Duke and he would repeatedly proclaim that, no matter how big-boned, no UNC rugby girl stood a chance against his superior Duke education.  Very early in the match, he would pick up and eat a handful of mud and then yell something like "aaahhhhhhhhh" through brown teeth in order to indicate that he was crazy.
        I wouldn’t actually swallow any mud, but would expel most of it through wild chewing; the rest would be ejected during the "aaahhhhhhhhh" yell.
        Later, as my opponent lay recovering from a devastating suplex, I would prance gaily around the ring pointing to my head and shouting, "I’m from Duke.  This is just a public school.  I’m from Duke."  There would also be some Hans and Frans style flexing and nodding of the head involved.
        Covered in brown mud, my persona would be called simply "The Dookie".  For his calling-card move, he would squat down and use handfuls of mud to emulate defecation on his felled female opponent while screaming "you want The Dookie, you get The Dookie."  This base and classless move would "cross the line" and cause any The Dookie sympathizers in the crowd to turn upon him, schtick or no schtick.  At that point he would be a successful wrestling villain.
 


Until the forthcoming photos come forth, readers will
suffer the image of The Dookie.
 

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