After all, tomorrow is another day.

Nov 12, 2004 10:12

Thanks to verlaine and saucebook for the moral support and company last night, and to saucebook for introducing me to the most excellent Cuban bar in Camden where we chatted to a cute Greek barman named Angelo and drank the beauttiful coctails he made ( Read more... )

friends, showing my liver who's boss

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verlaine November 12 2004, 02:48:51 UTC
This post could give rise to an interesting straw poll: how long would you wait for a person who's gone to the loo before sending someone in to look for them? Being a man of infinite patience I think it'd take me at least half an hour.

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rainsinger November 12 2004, 02:54:32 UTC
Being a woman bad with time it would probably take me something like an hour to notice they really ought to have been back by now, and probably another half hour to do something about it which I'd spend contemplating whether they'd really gone to the loo or simply used that as an excuse to under the cover of dark run away toAmerica! ;)

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miss_newham November 12 2004, 03:00:13 UTC
It would depend on gender. If female, they would most likely be queuing. If male, they would be doing mysterious man-things which appear to take at least half an hour anyway. (What do they do which takes so long? No, I don't really want to know...)

See you in Brixton.

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verlaine November 12 2004, 03:06:11 UTC
Thing is, *real* men view a trip to the loo as a smash-and-grab type affair where the objective is to get in and get out again in the quickest time possible. Unless I am party to special information about bowel problems, my alarm bells would start going off if a man didn't emerge from the bathroom within 5-10 minutes. Women can entertain themselves in a public toilet for months though, as far as I can tell.

Are you going to be in Brixton before the gig at all? I'm going there straight from work, so I should be in the area easily by 6.

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twistedserious November 12 2004, 03:02:33 UTC
people are starting to get slightly offended by all the death threats I fling at them each time I try to write and they interrupt me

Feh! You're perfectly well within your rights to threaten with death or other less plesant things when someone interrupts writing, you know. ;o) Silly people to be offended...

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ninetimestodie November 12 2004, 03:18:06 UTC
Toilet stalls can be evil! You should see the joys of Blackburn toilets. You're lucky if you get a lock that works at all. In one particular dive, the toilet doors have a tendancy to hang on only one hinge. Northern toilets, noooo.

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saucebook November 12 2004, 14:05:23 UTC
yep, not a bad little spot for cocktails. epecially with the entertainment of agilos thrown in.

I was starting to get concerned, but that said it isn't the longest I've waited for someone to come back from the Ladies. Perhaps they're all getting stuck and you're the only one who owned up?

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