Sunday 15 November
2009
This morning I wake up
lacking the euphoria of yesterday.
Uninterested in
proceedings I decide to catch up on watching last week’s SNL, Curb and Californication. When I am done it is not even 10AM so as a personal
bonus to myself I watch another episode of Eastbound And Down. The world needs more people like Kenny Powers.
When I finally murmur
outside I notice that it is a surprisingly sunny day, not that I possess the
urge or desire to go out into it.
Instead I tear into writing.
After a good push at
it, some Disney baseball movie called The Rookie
arrives on my screen so I decide to have a break and watch it. It stars Dennis Quaid and Brian Cox. It turns out to be one of the most pointless
movies in history.
Once back in the land
of the living I resume writing until after accomplishing a batch I reward
myself with an episode of 30 Rock. I really need a girlfriend.
With 3PM approaching
the routine grabs me and I head over to the parents’ gaff for Sunday
lunch. Again I proceed to waste the
afternoon attempting to repair their PC and get it back online. I really have no idea what has been done to
it. Eventually I wind up on the phone
to help lines in India yet again. To
his credit the AOL guy is surprisingly helpful, unlike the prick on the Talk
Talk helpline, a line I can barely hear anyway. This service only screams the amount of contempt these companies
hold for their customers provided it saves them a penny. With the AOL guy though I do feel I begin to
get somewhere with it but unfortunately by this point I have deleted too many
problems and caused some kind seemingly irrecoverable problem myself.
While this is all
going on elsewhere on TV the game on Sky is Southampton
v Brighton,
which is as a stimulating game as you would imagine although it does
surprisingly see Brighton win 3-1. I
could care less.
Afterwards I resume
slogging away at the computer but as my efforts lead to low returns I find
myself more than happy to indulge back in TV and the Harry
Hill repeat instead.
Eventually after a
lacklustre episode of The Simpsons
featuring Norwegian immigrants I head home.
It is strange seeing Norway on TV again and as ever it serves to remind
me of Line
Larsen (Larselin) and the coolest female I never met. I still worry about what became of her; she
genuinely disappeared off the face of the earth as far as I can tell. You can usually tell when people give you
the brush off online as they maintain some kind of online existence on one
social networking site or blog or other but she just disappeared. Maybe I should send another email out to her
into the ether.
When I get home
tonight it is key that I bother to shave, I look a true mess at the
moment. Who will fuck me when I am in a
state such as this? Nobody.
Impressively for a
Sunday night I am firing on all cylinders and able to actually get some writing
done while Flags Of Our Fathers
kicks off in the background but fails to distract me away from what I am
beginning to feel is like a never-ending task.
Eventually I head
towards bed but briefly I skim the internet making the mistake of visiting my American
Friend’s blog
coming across the sight of The Teeth looking
like a fucking idiot as he says “candyfloss.”
This then comes from the strangest Facebook status update I have ever
read as it is some kind of return topic detailing a concerned mother witnessing
some Eastern European ladies attempting to shave a little girl’s head in Asda with view of
abducting her:
O HAPPENED IN MORRISONS IN WITHAM ON WEDNESWDAY!!! PLEASE COPY THIS
AND POST IT AS UR STATUS-“ O HAPPENED IN
MORRISONS IN WITHAM ON WEDNESWDAY!!! PLEASE COPY THIS AND POST IT AS UR
STATUS-O HAPPENED IN MORRISONS IN WITHAM ON WEDNESWDAY!!! PLEASE COPY THIS AND
POST IT AS UR STATUS-O HAPPENED IN MORRISONS IN WITHAM ON WEDNESWDAY!!!
PLEASE COPY THIS AND POST IT AS UR STATUS-
Does this stuff really
happen? I can’t help but feel this is
the kind of story that is destined for the Daily
Mail sooner or later this week.
I begin to wonder if
the entire world has fucking lost it.
How weird is this guy in the first place and then my friend’s apparent
obsession for her? And just how shirty
do people get sometimes when someone strikes the fear of god in them when it
comes in relation to their most valued items (often their children). This piece of gossip, for that is what it
is, reminds me of how the network of mothers waiting at the school gates would
have their own little daily social groups fuelling similar sorts of stories and
winding each other up. Now sadly it
looks like many of my peers are repeating what their parents used to do, only
via/through a modern medium. Knowing
that I am better than these people I just resume looking for free porno video
clips to download.
Before passing out I
come across Miranda on
BBC2 which is fun and almost identical to the radio show version of the
programme that used to play in that now much missed Saturday 1PM comedy hour
that used to be on Radio 2. I then fall
asleep.
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