Neighbours
I used to live next door to a pair of elderly naturists, only finding out about their hobby when they bade me a cheerful, saggy 'Hello' while I was 25 feet up a ladder repairing the chimney. Luckily, a bush broke my fall, but the memory of a fat, naked man in an ill-fitting wig will live with me forever.
( , Thu 1 Oct 2009, 12:41)
I used to live next door to a pair of elderly naturists, only finding out about their hobby when they bade me a cheerful, saggy 'Hello' while I was 25 feet up a ladder repairing the chimney. Luckily, a bush broke my fall, but the memory of a fat, naked man in an ill-fitting wig will live with me forever.
( , Thu 1 Oct 2009, 12:41)
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I used to live on this street in Liverpool
I swear it was the craziest spot on the planet. For starters the house numbering system was non-sequencial which made the whole place a little disorientating. The house next to mine was occupied by the chaviest family you can imagine. As luck would have it however their presence was pretty sporadic as the adults where in and out of prison and the kids in and out of care.
Across the street was a sharp-suited businessman type who either liked lady's clothes out of hours or had very masculine twin sister. Always thought it'd be a laugh to set him up with the guy in number 18 who looked like he could've been in the village people if they all took steriods (he definitely had the roid-rage). Further up from him was the rev. Miller who's passion for gardening had him digging well into the night.
And don't get me started on the middle-aged, mustachioed arab guy who used to swan around in military uniform.
Sorry.
( , Thu 1 Oct 2009, 14:26, 9 replies)
I swear it was the craziest spot on the planet. For starters the house numbering system was non-sequencial which made the whole place a little disorientating. The house next to mine was occupied by the chaviest family you can imagine. As luck would have it however their presence was pretty sporadic as the adults where in and out of prison and the kids in and out of care.
Across the street was a sharp-suited businessman type who either liked lady's clothes out of hours or had very masculine twin sister. Always thought it'd be a laugh to set him up with the guy in number 18 who looked like he could've been in the village people if they all took steriods (he definitely had the roid-rage). Further up from him was the rev. Miller who's passion for gardening had him digging well into the night.
And don't get me started on the middle-aged, mustachioed arab guy who used to swan around in military uniform.
Sorry.
( , Thu 1 Oct 2009, 14:26, 9 replies)
You had me until
"And don't get me started on the middle-aged, mustachioed arab guy"
( , Thu 1 Oct 2009, 15:02, closed)
"And don't get me started on the middle-aged, mustachioed arab guy"
( , Thu 1 Oct 2009, 15:02, closed)
arf!
the rev. miller was a bit of a giveaway. saw them live just after they released the tin planet album, they were feckin' awesomeness
( , Thu 1 Oct 2009, 19:13, closed)
the rev. miller was a bit of a giveaway. saw them live just after they released the tin planet album, they were feckin' awesomeness
( , Thu 1 Oct 2009, 19:13, closed)
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