Monday, 27 February 2006
Working nine to five for service and devotion
Monday, 20 February 2006
Music was banned long ago, there won't be any 'rocking' here
You know you're going to have a good Saturday night when one of three things happen:
- drunk men accost you within two minutes of entering a pub and then talk, nay slobber into your ear, about how 'all women are dirty lying whores'
- a man in a ironic tracksuit top (although how ironic something made out of polyester can be is debatable. It's not exactly on par with a Jane Austen novel for classic irony) takes a surreptitious-but-not-quite-surruptitious-enough picture of your cleavage within five minutes of arriving at a club
- a posse of men come and stand near you and then proceed to start a, frankly homoerotic display of behaviour that culminates in a dance off where two of them strip down to their pants.
Of course, being me and living my life (which I think I have established a loooong time ago is a SHAMBLES) all these things happened. Now, drunk men are always going to come and talk shite when they spot a group of lovely ladies. I can cope with this. Not all of them are then going to proceed with a diatribe about how all women are 'whores' but, to give him his due, as a chat-up line you have to give it 10 out of 10 for originality.
Now onto the picture taker. As someone with a 'handsome pair' if I wear a low-cut top I understand the unspoken contract I enter in to with regards to men leering at the 'goods'. If he'd have politely asked to take a picture I, admittedly, would have told him where to go but still, it would have been nice to be asked. There's nothing quite like feeling violated by a stranger to get you in a good mood is there?
As for the homoerotic displays of machismo, in a interesting twist for an indie disco (where every single person there of a Caucasian persuasion is so pale it can look like the beginning scenes of a zombie flick) both of the stripping boys looked fake-tanned up to the nines. Which makes one wonder if it really was as spontaneous as it appeared.
It was still a good night though. Mostly due to my bad-girl-in-a-Bobby-Darin-flick inspired outfit (well, that probably only pleased me and tracksuit man) and intentionally (*ahem*) bad dancing saving the day once more (it's amazing what literal interpretations of lyrics in dance form can do to liven up a night out). Oh, and they played 9 to 5 by Dolly Parton. The joy I felt at hearing the opening bars of that song is the sort of moment that money can't buy.
The following day I had NOT ONE BUT TWO roast dinners made for me. Having not actually had a proper meal in about two weeks (I keep forgetting to eat, time has a way of escaping me these days) it was pretty damn sweet. First mom for lunch then Farr for tea (although Nic, you wouldn't be happy - it was Quorn roast. Yumyums says I). As rainy Sunday's go it don't get much better than that.
Elsewhere in Sazz Land, I'm starting to think I might be sick and wrong in the head. I laughed all the way through Final Destination 3. Apparently I was the only person in the cinema that thought it was a comedy :-/
Friday, 17 February 2006
The burn to end all burns.
ur not even haydon, your jar jar binks, your so poor they cut you from the films
Danny C [3.8.1.18.12.15.20.20.5] I killed my dinner with karate says:
they cut YOU from possibly some of the poorest films in the whole series!
Danny C [3.8.1.18.12.15.20.20.5] I killed my dinner with karate says:
thats how bad you are
Monday, 13 February 2006
Learning more and more about less and less and less
Wednesday, 8 February 2006
Oh. My. Word.
If nothing else it has re-energised my intentions of marrying Howard Moon although I still haven't decided if it is a good thing or a bad thing that I dance almost exactly like Bob Fossil. I'm verging on good for the time being.
Friday, 3 February 2006
It's always best to face these kind of things with a sense of poise and rationality
So I've found the perfect motivational tool to having a good a good gym workout - pure unadulterated anger. Trouble is I don't get mad that often but so it was I found myself on Monday evening. Now my problem is how do I acheive that again? The issue on Monday was boy-shaped and now we're worked that out. The things that make me annoyed are more often than not fleeting and stupid. For instance boys that dress as if they've copied e-x-a-c-t-l-y what the mannequins in River Island windows were wearing or The Chuckle Brothers having their own tv show whilst I am still languishing in obscurity. However, I guess if I don't want to have a heart attack by the time I'm 40 then maybe it's best I don't 'hulk up' too often.
My obsession with soup has returned. I literally can't get enough of it. I was reminded the other day about the first time I went to the cinema with my friend Chloe and bought some soup. She seems to think this is hilarious, even to this day. However, I still don't get what the big deal is. I hadn't had my tea and I'd made some delicious tomato and red onion soup that I knew would provide a satisfying and hearty meal. IS THAT SO WRONG? I wouldn't be so offended but she took Quorn Turkey slices to the film. Now THAT is wacky. Judge me if you're a regular popcorn or hot dog fanatic. Fine. Yes you're 'normal' - well done. But if you're taking in Quorn Turkey slices then judge not lest ye be judged lil missy.