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Patronising People

by DirtySunflower @ Saturday, 07. Jun, 2008 - 08:35:20 pm

Don't you just hate patronising people?

Not to be big headed but...

Someone was patronising towards me today. I just felt like saying: "Hey! I'm more good-looking than you are, you've got some stupid, squeeky little bitch pregnant with your child, you have no stability or fixed home to support the two, I have prospects, money in the bank and a family to rely on if I need them. What do you have? Oh. You play for Runcorn Supporters Football Club. Sorry mate, I thought I was better than you for a second there."


 
 

The Simple Life

by DirtySunflower @ Saturday, 07. Jun, 2008 - 01:11:13 pm

So I woke up at six am this morning as a result of my partner texting me, as he'd just finished his work shift. I kept falling back to sleep, then when I eventually woke up at around nine am I had seven text messages from him. He was nagging at me to go round to his house as I hadn't seen him since seven pm the previous evening. He lives across the road so I got my slippers and dressing gown on, popped a chewing gum in my mouth, sprayed a bit of Chanel* and went over.

We lay in bed for a bit watching Scooby Doo (the other day someone said to me 'I don't think I've ever seen the same episode twice' regarding Scooby Doo, I agree strongly with this), then we watched another program where three adults versus three children to create products which differ from episode to episode. The adults won inevitably. I mean, eight to twelve year olds don't have the foggiest about market research (etc)... Do they? Personally, I thought that program was a waste of everyone's time and effort.

I have an uncontrollable urge to go out tonight into Manchester, prefferably the Printworks*, and get stonkingly drunk. But the fact that I have no money and work tomorrow puts me off somewhat. The customers never do appreciate waitresses who have hangover hands*.

*Chanel: perfume, Coco Mademoiselle, I swear by it. It's probably the only perfume I've worn in the past twelve months. It's fucking expensive though.
*The Printworks: an indoor thing in Manchester, with loads of clubs. It's really quite terrific.
*Hangover hands: shakey hands. Never a good thing.

My quote for today: "Politics is the art of looking for trouble, finding it everywhere, diagnosing it incorrectly and applying the wrong remedy" - Groucho Marx.
Who and where is this man? Why is he not the Primeminister and why have I not had sex with him yet?

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