“A hippie grabbed my chest!”

Boulder’s Daily Camera ran the greatest news story in months today!

It’s about a guy who assaulted a woman, then got naked, fled the scene and claimed he had no memory of the event.

Here’s a few highlights…

Disselhorst, whom the victim described as a “hippie” wearing a tie-dye shirt, khaki shorts and Chicago Bears Crocs, came to her window, grabbed her chest and asked, “Do you like that, (expletive)?” police reported.

When several drivers pulled over to help, police said, Disselhorst stripped his clothes and fled the scene.

I just like that this dude’s excuse is that he doesn’t remember. Does he think no one has ever tried that lie before? I also love that there is probably a police report somewhere that contains the phrase “a hippie grabbed my chest!”

Thoughts of the evening

I saw two rather unusual things while driving down Colfax today on my way home from Target.

First, there was a big, tall, blond girl in a non-hooker cocktail dress who was flashing her ass at cars a couple bocks from the Bluebird. I know what you’re thinking, are you sure it wasn’t a dude? The answer is yes. I’m almost certain it was not a dude. Though I don’t know how certain I can be considering I was driving by and only caught a glimpse of this bizarre display.

Another amazing Colfax observation today was a morbidly obese man–like the kind of obese where you’re on the Discovery Health Channel for not being able to leave your house–quickly walking across the street around the same location. It was a bit shocking because usually when you see someone like that on tv, they physically can’t walk across the street.

No word on whether the obese man and the butt-flashing woman were somehow related.

There’s a website that has a giant collection of old TV theme songs. It’s pretty awesome. You can check it out at www.televisiontunes.com.

There’s a guy named Patrick who has a website about cartoons and kids shows of the 80s and early 90s. It too is pretty awesome. patrickdf.com/cartoons/patcartoons

On a related note, I really dig retrojunk.com.

This concludes my arbitrary thoughts of the evening.