Wednesday Nov 10, 2004

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eeek Just went and saw the movie SAW.
puke I was disturbed. Can't say I didn't like it though.
Actually, I think I liked it alot.
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obdurate:
I have been called "pirate nipple" but once in a drunken state I got a little carried away and ran someone through with my saber. So if you'd like, you can call me that, or if you'll be my bodyguard - I can be your long lost friend; and if I can call you Betty - then Betty you can call me Al. Call me Al. As far as stripping goeth - you make decent greenbacks. The ones that make a ton of money usually do a little prostitution on the side. Speaking of nipples... there was a girl at the club who had a cheap boob job and one of her nipples was on top of her boob and the other was on the bottom. It was the craziest thing you ever did saw. As a stripper I got paid more money to sit out the lap dances and talk about literature with lonely married guys.
mestiphopoles:
CLUTCH
CLUTCH?
YEAH, FUCKING CLUTCH!
YES, EXACTLY,
CLUTCH
YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT!
CLUTCH.!
NO ONE ELSE EVEN KNOWS.
LIKE SEVENTY TWO DUDES IN EVERY CITY IN AMERICA, BUT THAT'S IT,
AND WELL, YOU..
YEAH,
BRING YOUR GUITAR.

Monday Nov 08, 2004

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Alright, alright, I'll take a minute and write a little something, come back later and expound upon the subject. Recently my life has been a little wacky, with all the shit I have been trying to get finished - not enough hours in the day, my friends. But I get sidetracked...
Recently I am at the mall (to get perfume) and an older woman there...
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hermes:
Some people receive so little kindness that even the smallest things can really mean a lot to them.

I have a little old lady living next door and although her family check up on her regularly they don't come as often as they could and she doesn't seem to have any other friends or visitors. She doesn't seem to have any other hobbies or activities either, and now her cat's died she's probably awful lonesome. I try to knock when I can to see if she needs any help or whether there's anything I can get her and she always seems teary-eyed that anyone would make the effort.

I guess it's also a generation gap thing here in the UK. Anyone in their 60s or older had to live through the hardship and the aftermath of WWII with rationing, depression and poverty and their attitude as a result is just to bite the tongue and deal with it, not wanting to be a bother or a burden to anyone.
babyherohero:
hey... you seem really cool can we meet.. like in person?