Decavirate Uniforms
Posted by: Adam Fuson @ 2008.04.09.1517

A few months ago Katie thought of ordering decavirate polo shirts for my birthday. In secret she contacted most of decavirate, and asked them if they wanted to be part of the group order. At least 8 people agreed to be part of the order. As the Bull's birthday is so near mine, she decided that he should be surprised as well, so she contacted Winnie, instead of directly contacting the Bull. Everyone agreed to keep the secret from the Bull and me. There were a few special requests. For instance, John Adams wanted jumpsuits, but the closest thing Katie could find was lab-coats. Originally, Katie had wanted to get a decavirate flag for sailing, but that was too expensive and I'm glad she didn't because the shirts are much more enjoyable and useful. Bremer said a lab-coat would be nice, since he wears one everyday and it would be nice to change it up at work. Finally, Charlie said he didn't want one, but knew how I enjoyed things in bulk, so offered to buy an extra for me.

Nevertheless, after keeping the secret through a backorder, the box of shirts finally arrived at Xavier University Commons before a massive Cincinnati snow storm. Katie and I were at UC picking up Shaun Thobe, so we stopped by Xavier on the way to decavirate. I had no idea about the shirts, but found out about them for the first time when Katie pulled one from the box! We took them from Xavier to decavirate, where I had a quick nap, while Shaun and Katie watched television. Then we returned Shaun to UC and drove to Bull Chester. Of course, the Bull was as completely surprised as I had been! Due to the impending snow storm, Katie, Winnie, the Bull and I were trapped for almost a day at Bull Chester watching Hawaiian beach shows, cooking Indian foods and shoveling snow. Polo shirts were later distributed to Jim Slattery, who ordered the only white polo with black lettering. Reser received his concurrently, but Will, Fazulak and Johnny still have not gotten their uniforms. Bravo to all for keeping the secret, and thanks for the extra shirt, Charles.

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