
Our pal Freddie Woo says: Climbing into the back seat of the car, she sat on a fortnight-old bag of food shopping I had completely forgotten about. The stench of a bag of bean sprouts popping open is a real passion-killer, I can tell you for nothing. Tell us about the shag you didn't have because you blew it.
( , Thu 22 May 2014, 14:01)
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we ran into some girls, and managed not to repulse them. we spent the afternoon with them, and in the evening we built a fire on the beach and shared a bottle of wine one of them had brought. a dark haired girl seemed to take a shine to me and sat beside me, her legs touching mine. I couldn't believe things were going so well and was already thinking about how I was going to convince my mate to leave the tent alone to us.
It was then that I reached into the fire to turn a log over. by the the time the pain receptors in my thumb told my brain to pull my hand back, the damage had already been done. My thumb had grabbed a hot coal. I pretended like nothing had happened, but it fucking throbbed. burying it in the cold wet sand only bought partial relief. And the pain didn't go away or get better. I couldn't concetrate, I couldn't respond or enjoy anything, all I could think about was how much it hurt. No doubt she found my sudden change of behaviour from romantic to withdrawn puzzling and hurtful. And i was left regretting what might have been with that dark haired girl at the beach
( , Fri 23 May 2014, 13:54, 1 reply)
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