When I was growing up, the best conversations I had with my dad would nearly always start with the words, "now don't tell your mum".
We may all be in the same storm but don't for one minute tell yourself that we're all in the same boat.
Artificial intelligence? Surely we could have had a decent stab at sorting out natural stupidity before we went down that road?
Some days are just a collection of disappointments stuck together with shit. Today isn't one of those days, so I'll remember that for the next time one does come round.
Why are there companies selling luggage at the airport? WTF arrives carrying armfuls of clothes having previously thought, 'fuck it, we'll pack when we get there'?
When having a discussion with a significant other, remember to always avoid using the phrase, "my mum was right about you".
Have you ever thought how some people are like Slinky springs? Generally not good for much but would bring a smile to your face if pushed down the stairs.
Those days that seem little more than a series of minor disappointments punctuated with random shite.
Do you know what happens when you're offended? Nothing, now pick your bottom lip up off the floor and 'koff.
I like to help out where I can, so here's Collette thanking me for bringing attention to her delicious baps.
Given the attitudes of society, you'd think being good looking or pretty was an achievement worthy of praise - it isn't, it's just genetics.
Replying to @JohnClimber
Me having 'feelings' for Divina, that's not news.
"I was hoping I might get a refund"
"Were you? I was hoping I might get to shag Divina McCall but it turns out you don't all always get what you want"
You don't have to be famous, rich or clever to make a positive difference to the life of someone else, you occasionally just have to give a shit.


