Wes Underwood:  

CLASS OF 1968
Stockton, MO

Wes's Story

Following high school, I entered the Venezuelan Navy as a seamstress and developed Velcro. A crewmember stole my idea and marketed it, went on to become VP of the USA. I was once married to an iguana, but tragedy overtook our stormy relationship and I was forced to barbecue her one night when the rations gave out. After jumping ship in Ohio, I sold ladies shoes in a Pic'n'Pay shoe store and developed a passion for sling back pumps, occasionally still sporting them with my trademark Queen Latifah look. Because of my remarkable hunting skills, King Abdorat of Morocco secured me as a bodyguard for his pet meerkats. A fun job with interesting perks, I ran afoul of the archaic Morroccan law (for kissing a camel, of all things) and soon gained employment as an armpit sniffer with the deoderant branch of Armani. It was there I met my darling Ernestine, who was a left-side sniffer. In spite of our divergent political views, we were wed under the Awful Tower in Gay Paree and lived on the middle bank for 81 years. Those were dog years, so it wasn't really all that long....Expand for more
I sold baguettes and shoelaces in the park while Ernestine attended to the silly business of diplomatic relations as the deputy prime minister. Insanely jealous, "Ernie" finally left me in a row, knowing she could never compete with my entrepeneurial acumen. Alone and balding, I hitchhiked across Europe until I reached Arkansas, where I became the Emperor of Little Rock, massed forces and invaded Hungary. This was not a successful venture and my army of 14 pole dancers and a janitor were banned from that fair country and emigrated to the island nation of Portugal, where I remain today. All but two of the pole dancers found positions on other objects, leaving me, the janitor and two notorious ladies to found the Atlantic Cork Flattening Company of Perth, Portugal. Those of you who drink port have likely touched my cork. So, life goes on. My hair grew back, my stomach flattened and my nerve endings have regenerated. My 52 children attend to my plebian needs, and I have developed an affinity for warm buttermilk and grilled Limburger cheese. Life is good. Wes
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