i got cajolled into going to a salsa evening, which confirmed what i know already, i'm a white man and white men can't dance.
was it any good? give me a bit of info on what the programme went into, i just have a vision of john trying to chat up women and then calling them slags and spitting in their faces.
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Thu 28 Feb 2002, 4:10,
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was it any good? give me a bit of info on what the programme went into, i just have a vision of john trying to chat up women and then calling them slags and spitting in their faces.
Funny you should say that, He said pretty much the same himself - he couldn't even think of chatting up birds because he knows he'd just say FUCK or spit in their face as soon as a conversation started.
John now works as a caretaker at a youth centre and seems reasonably happy. He's definitely not the spotty adolescent he once was although he's a bit too attached to his dog.
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Thu 28 Feb 2002, 4:18,
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John now works as a caretaker at a youth centre and seems reasonably happy. He's definitely not the spotty adolescent he once was although he's a bit too attached to his dog.
all sounds really sad. Glad I went to the pub, found a laptop, handed it in and went for a curry afterwards. Which i ate while regretting handing in the laptop to a barman that didn't really know what was going on, or what day of the week it was.
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Thu 28 Feb 2002, 4:55,
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But that 8 year-old was so much sadder than John- when his dad was talking about how he finds it hard when his son asks him to kill him.. aaargh. I had a vague feeling that maybe there are loads of really kind-hearted women out there who are this morniing rushing to take John under their wing. Maybe not though.
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Thu 28 Feb 2002, 5:54,
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that poor little kid. it was the bit when he said "i'm going to be like this for ever and ever until i die" that was particularly distressing. John seemed like a nice but very lonely bloke, but it was great the way he was laughing at it, like when he was with his mate and called him a fat cunt and started laughing.
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Thu 28 Feb 2002, 6:22,
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... he was dangerous. messing with the rear view mirror, honking the horn. (except that I don't drive.)
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Thu 28 Feb 2002, 6:28,
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he ended up strapping his arm into the seatbelt to stop it doing that? I liked the way he said people waved when he honked. he did seem to be able to laugh about a lot of his outbursts
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Thu 28 Feb 2002, 6:38,
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