The B3TA Confessional
With the Pope about to visit the UK, what better time to unburden yourself of anything that's weighing on your mind by posting it on the internet? Pay particular attention to the Seven Deadly Sins of lust, greed, envy, pride, posting puns on the QOTW board and the other ones. Top story gets to kneel before His Holiness's noodly appendage, or something
( , Thu 26 Aug 2010, 12:47)
With the Pope about to visit the UK, what better time to unburden yourself of anything that's weighing on your mind by posting it on the internet? Pay particular attention to the Seven Deadly Sins of lust, greed, envy, pride, posting puns on the QOTW board and the other ones. Top story gets to kneel before His Holiness's noodly appendage, or something
( , Thu 26 Aug 2010, 12:47)
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Wrath on the rails
After a holiday in Cornwall, I was taking a train back up to newcastle. I was very tierd, very uncofortable and very grumpy. A child was running up and down the carrages, screaming, shouting, and generaly being a walking advert for abortion. Due to all public transport being designed for people without legs, my right foot was poking out into the aisle slightly. The child was sprinting up again, coming in fast behind me. Without thinking, I moved my foot. Somthing interesting happens when a size 11 shoe hits the legs of a running 6 year old, brief but spectacular flight. Child goes flying, I suddenly realise what I've done, quickly make sure the kids ok and try not to meet any ones eyes. The child runs out, and dosen't return for the rest of the journey. I noticed a few people looking at me, expecting judgment, but get looks of respect, thanks, and even somthing a kin to sexual gratitude. Well, a couple of people nodded to me any way.
( , Thu 26 Aug 2010, 23:11, 1 reply)
After a holiday in Cornwall, I was taking a train back up to newcastle. I was very tierd, very uncofortable and very grumpy. A child was running up and down the carrages, screaming, shouting, and generaly being a walking advert for abortion. Due to all public transport being designed for people without legs, my right foot was poking out into the aisle slightly. The child was sprinting up again, coming in fast behind me. Without thinking, I moved my foot. Somthing interesting happens when a size 11 shoe hits the legs of a running 6 year old, brief but spectacular flight. Child goes flying, I suddenly realise what I've done, quickly make sure the kids ok and try not to meet any ones eyes. The child runs out, and dosen't return for the rest of the journey. I noticed a few people looking at me, expecting judgment, but get looks of respect, thanks, and even somthing a kin to sexual gratitude. Well, a couple of people nodded to me any way.
( , Thu 26 Aug 2010, 23:11, 1 reply)
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