Seema (2)

Javad shadowed Seema for months, asking her to marry him repeatedly


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Seema (2)
by Siamack Baniameri
29-Dec-2008
 

PART 2 (1)
I met Seema at Bellagio on one of my frequent runs to the ATM machine. Being a lousy poker player and not knowing my limit, I spent more time pacing to the ATM machine than at the poker table.

One look at me and Seema knew she had a customer (sucker) for life.

Now, make no mistake about it, though a high school dropout, Seema had a PhD from the school of hard knocks. In her profession she needed not to be book smart but street smart. Seema hustled the hustlers, cheated the cheaters and swindle the swindlers. She was such savvy negotiator that she could perhaps negotiate the Middle East peace, if she could find the Middle East on a map.

Seema understood that she possessed a commodity that had certain attainable consumer demand and a sustainable market value. She also realized that men are willing to pay premium price to salvage the same stinky merchandise that has been used and abused by hundreds of other men in regular basis. Translation: men will pay to screw anything that breaths and bleeds.

It’s a fact that all successful prostitution rings maintain three essential elements: a hooker, customers and a pimp. Yes, Seema had a pimp and his name was … Javad.

Javad was a massive ex Iranian national team wrestler who worked as head bouncer at the Hollywood nudie club where Seema made frequent appearances. Rumor has it that Javad came close to winning a gold medal in the Goodwill Games but he was disqualified for sticking his thumb up his opponent’s ass while in a headlock. The thumb-rape almost saved Javad from a disasters defeat.

Turns out that it’s a tradition in Iranian wrestling for one to stick his thumb up his opponent’s behind when he is trapped in a painful headlock or pinned down to the mat. The stronger wrester’s sudden reaction to stimulation of his man-hole would allow the weaker wrestler to escape a likely defeat.  Javad however made a crucial mistake. He did not realize that the referee had his nose a few inches from the other wrestler’s ass and ESPN cameras had a very good view of the entire event. The incident was reviewed in slow motion by judges and Javad’s opponent ended up with a gold medal and a sore ass.

As for Javad, he applied for political asylum and started his illustrious career in bouncing and pimping.

Javad’s intimidating appearance, dazzling wrestling skills and crude demeanors made him a legend in LA nightclub underworld. Javad was sadistic and ambitious. He made a name for himself by beating the crap out of a group of unruly Oakland Raiders’ linebackers who were terrorizing customers at a private nightclub. The linebackers decided against pressing charges, citing that publicity and the embracement of being collectively beaten by an Iranian immigrant might negatively impact their careers.

Javad saw opportunities in America. He soon realized that he lives in a country that the aggressive thrive and the weak only survive. He wanted it all: money, women and respect. But most of all he wanted to be feared.

Javad’s hopes of greatness and riches shattered the very night he met Seema. He laid eyes on Seema during one of her steamy performances at a Hollywood nudie club and fell madly in love with her. He couldn’t help it. He had never seen an Iranian woman so provocative, so comfortable in her own skin, so devilishly desirable. He had come from a conservative religious family that wrapped its women in black Chadoors all day. Seema’s erotic magnetism had awakened feelings suppressed deep inside his soul. Javad was reborn.

Javad shadowed Seema for months, asking her to marry him repeatedly. Little did he know that Seema was the devil in disguise.

Understanding the value of having a devoted and strong man like Javad on her side, Seema played the poor chump like a violin and took advantage of him in every step of the way. Javad practically became her chauffeur, butler, bodyguard, cook and enforcer. Javad didn’t seem to mind. All he wanted was to be around her.

To return the favor, Seema gave Javad occasional freebees and introduced him to the celebrity crowd. Javad on the other hand was incapable of controlling his joules rages and often roughed up Seema’s clients. Seema put a stop to that by threatening to cut all ties if the behavior prolonged. Javad got the message and stopped beating Seema’s top clients. However, the resentment and fury remained strong.

Javad imagined marrying Seema and returning to Iran with his beautiful bride. He pictured Seema living with him, his mother and siblings in his house in southern Tehran. He believed that deep inside, Seema was a righteous human being who had lost her way in this crazy dark world and faith had brought them together. Seema on the other hand saw Javad as a naïve FOB who would break his back to make her happy.

When informed by Seema that destiny awaits her in Las Vegas, without hesitation, Javad packed his bags and followed her to the Promised Land. He couldn’t bare the thought of being without her even for a day.

Javad followed Seema from one casino to the other, mostly staying out of sight, eyeing her from the distance. If a potential customer got aggressive or abusive, Javad quickly moved in and all hell broke loose. In a strange way, the relationship somehow worked.

Now back to my first encounter with beautiful Seema…

[To be continued …]


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HEY!

by Parham on

What happened to the rest of this story??


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Excellent observation and

by wrestler_american (not verified) on

Excellent observation and comments , i meant by Mensa


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Excellent observation and

by wrestler_amerian (not verified) on

Excellent observation and comments. I now believe that there are people who come to Iranian.com who are more than the joe plumber and have deep understanding of implications of loosely used words that may have dramatic negative results.
the man is not a writer but perhaps an entertainer of.... as a persian frind put it, aabhozi and chaikhaneh mass.

A great German professor of mine once said that he threw his movie ticket into a garbage can as he heard two punks coming out of the theatre and one saying to the other, wow, what a fantastic movie...


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FUNNY????

by Mensa (not verified) on

I have read your previous posting and I have to say that I find you more crude than funny. There is this insulting childish humor that you perpetuate, without any regards for a deeper meaning that your readers deserve. What I find the most despicable about your writing is not your style, but rather your subject. You have this grudging hatred for Iranians living abroad. You pretend that it is in the name of comedy, but subliminally you have this hate for them. My question to you is WHY? Why do you hate your own so much? and please do not tell me that I do not have a sense of humor.... because the plight of a poor girl who is now a prostitute is in no way funny nor heart warming....even if fiction.


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"wrestler american," siamack

by KasraD (not verified) on

"wrestler american," siamack has already written and published a book, the joke's on you. Anyways, agha siamach, YOU'RE BAAAAACCCKK! Welcome back indeed!


ramintork

Siamak you are back!

by ramintork on

Thank God!

Its good to have you back bro. I'm looking forward to the next part.

 


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This is a perfect writing,

by ** (not verified) on

This is a perfect writing, just that I feel bad if the girl on the picture does not know of what you have written illustraing her picture , and ...well it is unethical... and if she sues you, she will win the case and you have to pay for damage and defaming her... but again great job in writing...


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Wondering if there is a purpose to this HOLEISTIC VIEW!

by Miny (not verified) on

Siamack....yaar why all this after all that you have been writing....hahahaha...we know already you are good...why you have to try soo hard to prove it.....but kudos again you translate your own thoughts so well much to the benefit of audience...

Maybe you have to really say something....we waiting for the message if there is any coming...it seemingly would be interesting to see....how the connexion of Manhole-angle develops with Seema as a Whole ultimately....Seema the story i meant..hahaha..


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It is hilarious

by Mehran-001 (not verified) on

Siamack, This is your best work. It is very funny. Keep it coming....


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very stupid and out of

by wrestler_american (not verified) on

very stupid and out of order.
you insulted the wretlers of the country just to make some others laugh.
so did you have a close encounter with a persian wrestlet and did you get into headlock positions and did you feel something strange behind yourself and did the guy have his nails rimmed?
ok that is enough. learn to be creative and write something that book publishers will be willing to review at least.


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Didn't think so

by Anonymous_Oopz (not verified) on

Yup...didn't think so!! You sly devil you, you...almost had us fooled:)

//www.luckmedia.com/rainbow/pressrelease.html

Scroll down to Rainbow Girl Contest winner, Stephanie Druce...doesn't sound very Iranian.


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Are you sure about this?

by Anonymous-Oopz (not verified) on

This girl looks like the waitress at "Sensi" Bellagio, she does not even look Iranian, hope you got her permission, and hope she finds this as funny as we are:))


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it's good

by MRX1 (not verified) on

but where is javad's picture?