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Terms ended, and Im on the way home… yaye!
Wont be able to play online for 3 weeks… booo 🙁
Learning to drive… yaye!
Need to get a job… booo!
Oh the joys!
If you’ve got a few months not doing anything, you could always keep WET company in his cab, and at the same time pick up useful driving techniques.
You could be like a YTS cabbie; good enough to drive, but not good enough to comment on politics, immigration, that fucker in the BMW up ahead, etc.
yay! I can go back in the Frog and Fiddle without having to push passed loads of metrosexual, stupid haircut, ripped jeans, flip flop wearing student fucks mincing on about how much they once drank.
jk – lub you all really, and I know you’re not one of them sorts anyhoo Turkston, you treated me right proper.
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yay! I can go back in the Frog and Fiddle without having to push passed loads of metrosexual, stupid haircut, ripped jeans, flip flop wearing student fucks mincing on about how much they once drank.
jk – lub you all really, and I know you’re not one of them sorts anyhoo Turkston, you treated me right proper.
Too bloody right! All my uni friends think im odd becasue I only wear shirts (errr on top… I do wear other clothes too!)…. Think i get drunk less than most of the people on this forum too… perhaps 3 or 4 times this year… (except for the gay tea totalers that are Max and Sane..!)
What is it with students and fooking flip-flops?? They’ll be carrying man-bags next. When I was a lad you bought yourself a pair of DMs and that sorted you until they fell to bits. Pah, flip-flops indeed.
and, and, the boy students have started wearing yellow or pink polo shirts with “Calafornia county stallions” or “Tampon Bay upskirts” that type of shit embalazed across them, yeah like you ever went there. In my day we used to have to wear a white ironed shirt or a blue ironed shirt and if our shirts came home creased our mam used to beat us about the head and legs wi’ a broken bottle.
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