Going Out In Stiles

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By madeyoulaugh | | 12:41 pm | 10 Comments

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This week, we all lost someone very close to our heart. Edgar Stiles, or “Nugget” as we used to call him back in college, was a dedicated CTU worker, and loving beta fish breeder and of course a collector of 1957 Vintage Crochet Ruffled Doilies.

I’ve known Nugget since Mrs. Blunck’s advanced typing class in the 5th grade, (or for our Canadian readers, grade five). Believe it or not, Eddie wasn’t always the out going extrovert he was in his adult life. He used to be socially awkward. I know…I know! I wouldn’t believe it either if I hadn’t witnessed it first hand. One summer, this would have been back in high school, we both took a job working at Ol’ Man Galini’s Pizza and Pasta right off the expressway. I was in working out front, but Nugget was kept near the side by the window tossing the dough up in the air and catching it. One day, Morales Carzon came in with her friends. Quick back-story, Nugget had had a crush on her for years but always got flustered when she was around. So she comes in and sits right by his station, and he was so distracted by her, when he threw up the dough, it landed on his head. So there he stood, with is white uniform, a little overweight, wearing his bakers hat, and now he has all this dough all over him. Oh it was sooo zany. Giani the manager actually managed to
get a photo of it.
That was typical of Nugget back then.

It actually had a little bit of a scary ending, he couldn’t see anything with the dough on his head, he tripped onto the floor, and when he pulled the dough off his head, his mouth was bleeding. Turned out he bit off the tip of his tongue. Most people never really noticed but he did have a slight lisp after that. I think you could only tell if you were a close friend of Eddies.

But let’s face it, who wasn’t a close friend of that cuddly bastard. I’d like to personally thank all of you for coming to TvGasm and remembering Edgar “Nugget” Stiles today. His family is a mess after the loss of their matriarch last year due to a sudden and unexpected nuclear fallout and now the natural causes death induced by the nerve gas Nugget inhaled. It has been a trying time for them and appreciates all your love and support.

I don’t think I’m a lone in having years of good memories with and about Nugget. I’d like to invite each of you to share your special memories old or new of time you had with Edgar. I think when these stories come together, we will all have a better understanding of who Edgar Stiles was, and his family will see how much joy he brought to the world.

Please leave your memories below.

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Nugget in ROTC 1989 and Post Navy in 1997

10 Comments

  1. 1
    ruplub
    Posted March 9, 2006 at 12:48 pm

    I’ll mith you Edgar Thiles.

  2. 2
    jash
    Posted March 9, 2006 at 12:54 pm

    not only will he be as unmemorable as this post is unfunny, but he wont even make the emmy reel for next years death/popularity montage.

  3. 3
    Posted March 9, 2006 at 1:21 pm

    Navy ROTC my ass, that looks more like the uni of a waiter on a cruise ship.

  4. 4
    pbjunkie
    Posted March 9, 2006 at 1:57 pm

    Edgar loved his mutha and you gotta love a guy that loves his mom.

    [Nugget! Oh my God! How do you come up with this stuff, I'm dying!]

  5. 5
    DelRay
    Posted March 9, 2006 at 4:00 pm

    Bravo, a fitting tribute. Buster Bluth would have been proud of his love for his mudda.

  6. 6
    Posted March 9, 2006 at 4:46 pm

    Whoth going to update the homeland thecurity protocolth now?

  7. 7
    Chloe
    Posted March 9, 2006 at 7:14 pm

    i’ll miss you edgar, and i will always recall fondly that one night when we were working late on protocol and we surrendered to our passion. our love will never die.

  8. 8
    cruella_deville
    Posted March 10, 2006 at 12:08 pm

    Oh, Nugget, I am so sorry that I stood you up for the prom. But, we’re still friends, right?

  9. 9
    Miles O'Toole
    Posted March 10, 2006 at 3:44 pm

    I remember Nugget, he was a young kid when I met him, his family moved in next door to me when I was living in Seattle Washington. Edgar was always an inquisitive youngster. I remember he was waddling home and stopped at my front porch, crying, to ask me

    “Mithter Tharthgard?”

    “Yes Edgar”, I’d say

    “Why do all the kidth make fun of me?”

    “Well Edgar, do you want the truth?”

    “Oh Yeth pleathe Mithter Tharthgard, Pleathe tell me why the kidth make fun of me.”

    “Okay, but remember, the truth hurts sometimes…”

    “Pleathe Mithter Tharthgard…”

    “Okay, first you are husky, you need to lay off the jelly beans and Mountain Dew I always see you eating in the morning.”

    “But I love jelly beanth and Mountain Dew Mithter Tharthgard.”

    “I know Edgar, but it’s not good for you at 6 in the morning, secondly there’s that lisp of yours, nobody knows what you’re saying boy.”

    “But Mithter Tharthgard, my Mom thinkth it’th thexy.”

    At this point I thought about calling Children and Youth Services, but that would mean finding the damn phonebook, I didn’t have the time to look, Family Feud was coming on. Back to the story…

    “That’s fine Edgar, but you sound like a psycho, finally, I saw how you got your nickname, that’s disturbing, and I really wish I hadn’t seen it.”

    “Heh, Yeah, but my friendth thought it wath funny, who would have thought that poo nugget would come rocketing out of my pant leg after the farting contetht.”

    “Get off my porch Nugget”

    That’s one of my cherished memories of Edgar “Nugget” Stiles.

  10. 10
    casey
    Posted March 11, 2006 at 5:58 pm

    get well soon, sweet prince.

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