Good day creatures of supreme beauty! How glorious of you to type all the way over here for a visit. I am much obliged. I have a number of monumental revelations to share so let’s permit no further delay!
First, a new word that needs to be added to the general vernacular. Gentlemen, have you ever been standing at a urinal when you came to a groundbreaking (re)appraisal of a particular scenario or item? This is henceforth to be known as an “epissphany”. Ladies, there is certainly no reason for which you cannot also experience such a phenomenon. I myself have simply never enjoyed from a sitting position. Please direct your biological complaints to your preferred deity. Thank you!
Who still uses the expression, “a broken clock is still right twice a day”? I’m certainly lame enough to enjoy the casual utterance. Sadly though, with our ever-increasing proliferation of digital forces, at this point a broken clock will never again be correct. That is a tough break for non-functioning clocks. Perhaps some sort of home, not dissimilar to the “Island Of Lost Toys”, could be made available for our senile time-pieces. I will reach out to my member of parliament.
It’s been some time since I was a particularly inclined towards going into a club or obnoxiously full bar of any kind. I seem to mellowing in my old age, I do turn 30 in a couple of days after all. To be perfectly honest, I’ve always felt most clubs were just an excuse for my heterosexual companions to get soused and rub up against random university girls. Not to hate on such a practice which is, to my understanding, outside of math anyway, a significant component of most undergraduate diplomas. Absent however any sexual angle it seems just to be a bunch of sweaty youth frolicking to poor music, swigging noxious, bottom shelf liquors and trying, not nearly hard enough, to avoid contracting Hepatitis. For some, it’s the only A they will receive throughout the entirety of their academic efforts. 🙂
“Can you pick me up”?, June 17, 2018
Hilarious watching attempts lascivious
When its recipient’s fully oblivious
Perhaps just pretending to cast off some weirdo
Lover thinks she/he’s close but not even near though
A primary problem picking up at the bar
You’ve no clue whatsoever who these gomers are
It has been a few years now since I’ve made the scene
The youngins now frequenting look like they still wean
To be honest I never could feel much relaxed
And those evenings always left me overtaxed.
To any youngins reading, nothing disparaging is intended by the above comments. You are not young, I am old. Granted, I’ve been old since the approximate age of 13 but I AM slowly catching up chronologically as the years go by.
Another day, another holler. Usually towards small children and squirrels when they show the audacity to step onto my lawn. Dirtying up my grass. Please excuse me, I need to go purchase ill-fitting pants and slippers which can be worn out and about. I will likely be some time as I am unable to drive within 20 kph of the posted speed limit. 🙂
Please enjoy a superlative afternoon!
-Alex Blaikie
dReadpoetssobriety
A fractured mind held together by cellophane and some used tack.
Happy pending birthday! 30 was great… I remember it fondly, the first step in the ‘caring a lot less for everyone else’s opinion’ which to be honest, was never a huge issue of mine…
Do you think senile clocks live in the town next to missing-bic-pen city
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Thanks very much! I look forward to improving at such a practice. And yes though there is a body of water separating the townships. I understand a land bridge is currently working through the municipal governments. 🙂
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Oh you made me laugh today! Right on point!
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My pleasure!
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Dear Alex,
I understand what it’s like turning 30, although the memory is a tad – no, VERY – distant. But I remember it. You think you’ve lost your youth. You’ve lost all those years, they’ve slipped through your fingers, gone, gone, gone. It’s all downhill from now on. You – oh wait, is this depressing you? It is not my intent, I assure you. I just wanted to get your attention, so that I can tell you a YUGE fact of life: all that matters is your ATTITUDE. Okay? Truly. When you are 70 you will feel and think the same way you’re feeling and thinking now. (That is, before this crappy 30th birthday. ;-)) See, as we get older, we just drag our same young brain with us. Same brain. Cherish your brain. Cherish yourself. Cherish each and every precious year, day, moment! Life has no rewind button. ❤
Sincerely,
Ellie
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I’m not too worried:) except the balding. I’m really going to miss my golden mane of perfection. Granted that left a ways back but I will miss whatever remains of it!
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My son felt the same. Fear not. Lots o’ ladies (and guys?!) like bald men! I married one! (Okay, we got divorced, but… 😀 )
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lol as long as it wasn’t due to the hair:)
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Or lack thereof. Lol. No no, nothing to do with it! In fact I’m still attracted to baldies. 😀
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Congratulations! You have a knack for pun, parody, and word play! It is good to laugh. Thanks for making me.
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Thanks so much! It is my absolute pleasure to provide laughter!
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