Thursday, February 12, 2009

Twittererer

Seriously, I'm a twit.
If you're a twit too, follow me why don't you? [It's one of these things I made an account for ages ago and forgot about til they emailed me then I remembered, only I didn't make it in my blog name (or my real name for that matter) so don't let that confuse you, it's still me typing and you getting to read it, you lucky things.]

Also, just so this isn't a useless post (why settle for useless when I can go for entirely useless?), and to continue the bus-y theme from before, you might like to know that my past bus journeys have featured:
- A fat man clutching a Glasgow Sweet House box to his chest and scoffing jalebis
- A drunk man drinking beer and smoking a tiny dog-end cigarette, the kind with something smellier than tobacco in
- A drunk man arguing with a woman who told him to stop smoking, but he said he wasn't pished enough yet
- A drunk man who had a small dog wearing a jacket, and it sat beside me. Drunk man kept proclaiming that doggy was his best friend, better than any human, and had an IQ of 120 and like to play Countdown and smoke joints with drunk man
- [All of the above were on the same bus journey!]
- Oh and one time a guy sat beside me and started drinking, but he was already so drunk that he fell asleep ON MY SHOULDER and spilled beer all over the floor.

The End.

7 comments:

falakk said...

Yay! I'm following youuu! :D
And why can't I have interesting bus journeys? :(

Love, Falak

Muhajirah said...

Oh my! You scots have a lot of drunks (on buses)!

And dont you just hate it when ppl bring thier dirty dogs on the bus and then because your a typical paki your quietly reading the kalima n making dua that it does touch you or anything.>_<

Salaam

outcastrebelchic said...

WOW.
You're bus journeys are so entertaining, when i go on a bus all there are is old people fidgeting, and an eerie silence.

Alba said...

Scottish bus journeys, how I despair! Luckily I usually use the train, not that they're any better. I once had a drunk tell me he was "the Poet of Denmark" or something before turning around to the whole carriage, shouting an incomprehensible Scots "poem". Where Denmark came from, I'll never know.

Tazeen said...

hahaha

loved your blog's name
McPagal

very irish, yet desi

mcpagal said...

Falakk: Yay!

Muhajirah: wasalaam! I think it's just the scummy parts of the city I get to travel through, would hate to label the whole country! Dogs are ok, it's just gross sitting on the same seats as them...

ORC: lol, that's what mine are like 90% of the time, I just feel the need to share when all the freaky people are on!

Alba: welcome! lol @ the poet of Denmark - I think you win the prize for meeting the most random drunk. It's a very prestigious prize too!

Tazeen: Thanks! (But... Irish?!)

Sumera said...

Loads of drunks on the bus eh :p Why am I not surprised! Most of them are quite tame drunks though. Rarely seen them on the train (which is what I used - rarely ever the bus!)