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» Where is the strangest place you have slept?
Well its a strange one...
I was at a club with some friends from North London (I'm from South London) in Tottenham Court Road. Got the bus after the club had closed and went the wrong way so I ended up in Bethnal Green. Jumped on the next (RIGHT) bus got to Trafalger Square just in time to see my last night bus leave. Decided I'd wait in Trafalger Square until the tubes started running and feel asleep. That wasn't the odd part. The odd part wasn't even being woken by a monkey (yes a trained monkey organ grinder type monkey) at 9pm at night on my anniversary with my trousers round my ankles. Nor was it the tourists that were laughing and cheering and taking photos. No the really strange part was the fact that despite having been near enough comatose, and despite the fact that i'd had my hand in water all night and day (and hadn't pissed myself) and had my trousers round my ankles...the strange part was the fact I still had all my belongings. Pickpockets in London are so lax these days!
(Thu 4th Jan 2007, 12:03, More)
Well its a strange one...
I was at a club with some friends from North London (I'm from South London) in Tottenham Court Road. Got the bus after the club had closed and went the wrong way so I ended up in Bethnal Green. Jumped on the next (RIGHT) bus got to Trafalger Square just in time to see my last night bus leave. Decided I'd wait in Trafalger Square until the tubes started running and feel asleep. That wasn't the odd part. The odd part wasn't even being woken by a monkey (yes a trained monkey organ grinder type monkey) at 9pm at night on my anniversary with my trousers round my ankles. Nor was it the tourists that were laughing and cheering and taking photos. No the really strange part was the fact that despite having been near enough comatose, and despite the fact that i'd had my hand in water all night and day (and hadn't pissed myself) and had my trousers round my ankles...the strange part was the fact I still had all my belongings. Pickpockets in London are so lax these days!
(Thu 4th Jan 2007, 12:03, More)
» Unexpected Good Fortune
Great Unexpected Fortune
As a Reading Festival veteran of 7 years I was devestated to find out that the 2005 festival was sold out - especially when my favourite band Iron Maiden were destined to appear. No worries thought I, Ebay will have loads of tickets I'll buy one for £200 and I'll be sorted. Ok its more expensive than i would have wanted to pay but I've been doing regular overtime for a while so I'm minted anyway what do I care.
However, after sending my money over the genius system that is paypal I get a message a month before the festival from the company I bought the ticket through one "Glenfield trading" saying that one of the partners has run off with the money and so they were were very sorry but I'd been ripped off.
Just prior to this i had lost my job and was hence a little skimpy on funds and couldn't afford to buy another ticket off Ebay. i went out that night with the lads ended up chatting to this girl and agreed to meet up a couple of days later. Two days later we go out have a great time end up shagging and then she tells me she has a spare ticket to Reading which she'll sell me for £100 as long as I bring the tent.
We go to Reading together have a great time and now we're engaged. Wooohooo gotta love the Festival magic.
(Tue 19th Sep 2006, 11:47, More)
Great Unexpected Fortune
As a Reading Festival veteran of 7 years I was devestated to find out that the 2005 festival was sold out - especially when my favourite band Iron Maiden were destined to appear. No worries thought I, Ebay will have loads of tickets I'll buy one for £200 and I'll be sorted. Ok its more expensive than i would have wanted to pay but I've been doing regular overtime for a while so I'm minted anyway what do I care.
However, after sending my money over the genius system that is paypal I get a message a month before the festival from the company I bought the ticket through one "Glenfield trading" saying that one of the partners has run off with the money and so they were were very sorry but I'd been ripped off.
Just prior to this i had lost my job and was hence a little skimpy on funds and couldn't afford to buy another ticket off Ebay. i went out that night with the lads ended up chatting to this girl and agreed to meet up a couple of days later. Two days later we go out have a great time end up shagging and then she tells me she has a spare ticket to Reading which she'll sell me for £100 as long as I bring the tent.
We go to Reading together have a great time and now we're engaged. Wooohooo gotta love the Festival magic.
(Tue 19th Sep 2006, 11:47, More)