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Let's 'talk' about fads...

Now I don't know about you, but when something annoys me, I could go on about it forever. Literally. Just ask anyone about the time we nearly got involved in a fight with a butch lesbian at a PJ Harvey gig (well, undirectly, but she decided to fight near us, which is annoying)  I must have gone on about the violence at gigs for at least an hour. Fads are something else that really wind me up. So I thought I'd share this with the wider world. I know I'm not the only one! So sit back, relax and shake your finger at the screen occasionally whilst shouting "Dang and blast! I know exactly what you mean there!"

 

 

Experimental tourism for the British

According to various newspapers, the new hip thing to do is experimental tourism. This is where you and your partner both go to a designated place (usually a city) via different modes of transport, and try to find each other. I presume this concept is yet another way of solving the troubled marriages of the metrosexual and yummy mummy, who spend so much time on their facials/careers, that they don’t have time for romance. The answer? Make romance trendy!

 

For example:

 

Margo: Darling, Paul took me away for the weekend: it was simply divine!

Fantasia: Super! Where did you go?

Margo: Prague.

Fantasia: Oh, how hip!

Margo: Oh yes, and cheap, I flew bmi baby- my 75 cases of luggage only cost me an extra £200 as well. Bargain!

Fantasia: You flew economy on your own, darling how awful!

Margo: Don’t be silly darling, Paul and I were doing experimental tourism: it's all the rage.

Fantasia: Oh gosh yes, didn’t Madonna and Guy go to Cannes experimentally?

Margo: Yes! She went on a Shetland pony, and he went by speedboat.

Fantasia: How romantic!

Margo: Terribly so!

 

If it became widespread, most people would interpret it like this:

 

  1. Both go to the pub
  2. Both leave the pub via different streets
  3. Try to find each other
  4. Find partner back at home, sat on sofa drinking tea watching ‘Houses revisited: revisited yet again’
  5. Discover that they’ve eaten all the Jaffa Cakes
  6. Argue for at least an hour about whether a Jaffa Cake is a biscuit or a cake

 

 

 

Something Terrifying!

I was wondering the other day, which I detest more: Ponchos, Neon-furry boots or those white 'gypsy' skirts. The answer is that my dislike for them is quite equal. In a major British city, I counted a total number of 45 of the said skirts in a period of about 20mins. My worst nightmare is that someone somewhere will pair the skirt, boots and poncho together. Then before we know it, they'll be hundreds of them! A whole badly dressed army! Oh and they'll be lethal. Dressed like idiots, but killing with their hands.

 
 


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