This morning I’m drinking some coffee from the old homestead, that being Hawaii, the coffee being a special not sold in stores variety, that if you could get it, would cost you about $50 a pound. One day last week a package containing five pounds of this heady brew arrived via UPS, from an old friend who knows his way around a luxury or two.
I’m purposely restraining myself at the moment, because y’all know how fired up I can get when I get too much caffeine in my system. Let me just say this, it isn’t easy, because this is the kind of coffee that needs no fillers of any kind, milk, cream, sugar, chocolate, not a damn thing at all. Like Adam Sandler in “Waterboy,” “Thass some good coffee.”
I got a note from a Kahunanite down in Georgia, who had the occassion to use one of her tools a few days back on a mook who clearly had not been attending mook practice, or doing the required mook drills.
Janet had been out carousing with friends at a hip new joint in what is called a “borderline” area, which means that the neighborhood is under gentrification, but that not everybody is on the same page yet. Restaurants and bars often spearhead neighborhood revivals, getting there way ahead of the curve.
After several hours of scarfing and babbling, the party broke up and Janet headed for her car. Before leaving she got a grip on her Police Model Mace Triple Action in her right hand, and her keys in her left. About half way across the parking lot a mook popped out of the shadow and tried to take her purse, saying, “Just give it up baby… and you won’t get hurt.”
http://www.bigkahunasecurity.com/tripleaction.htm
All of a sudden the mook began to experience problems he had clearly not anticipated, such as not being able to breathe, coughing, choking, hacking…and good god…why is my face on fire…and why can’t I see? Then…after recognizing all that…he felt a crushing sensation in his nutz, and his lizard brain kicked into high gear. (Datz your survival mechanism.)
The mook loped off, falling a couple of times, and heading in different directions each time he got up. (Kind of like a deer with an arrow in him) But the mook wasn’t going to die, because unknown to him, most of the effects would wear off. (All but one.)
Janet called the Police, they arrived, filled out a report, and left.
45 minutes after the incident, a patrol car turned a corner, and the coppers noticed a guy with a gigantic red splotch on his face. (UV Marking Dye) When they stepped out of the car the mook just sat down. The coppers hauled him off to the Mookatorium, where they found out that…he was a serial mook, with a sheet as long as his arm. (He was out because he had been rehabilitated)
http://www.bigkahunasecurity.com/tripleaction.htm
Mace Triple Action combines OC Pepper, CN Tear Gas, and UV Marking Dye, making it a formidable form of personal protection, and one you should have in your toolkit.
One more thing. According to the police, the mook did not even know he had been dyed until after he had been booked. (I’m betting he sported a Joe Dirt mullet too.)
Stay aware, alert, and have a plan.
Aloha kaua,
Nui (Big) Kahuna





