Thursday Pub - Highlights,,,
Feb. 6th, 2004 01:09 pmSeeing
barty (mwah!) and almost everybody else (time makes writing all names and links rather impossible, but hello!)
Froons...
Was it a poking fight? A ticking contest? One does not truely know, but
lucifermourning ended up on her back, and is still talking to me, so all is well. I am glad yo are okay. The smiling is just a nervous reaction, honest. I just had to know how sensitive...
Playing *Snap!* with emotional masochism and other delightful girly things with
wraithwitch. Mwah. Next time I will attempt to reveal the greater, deeper spiritual side of things when not under the watchful gaze of a double vodka and under the influence of those mesmerising Cloves. I'm glad you liked the badge ;)
Hareem. La! Delightful!
Becomming enrolled in Flirtathon 2004 by the insatiably gorgeous
laumiere. One wonders what is to be the most fun - taking part, to win, or to lose...(Does everyone really think I flirt? I can't imagine what could ever give that impression!)
Getting home was less fun. The last train is not a Good Thing, especailly when it changes route and gets to London after the last tube, and one finds oneself in Clapham Junction, thinking "I know there is a bus...", finding yourself at the busstop at that desolate time between day buses and night buses, then there is a pitta bread and coke light (it's not diet now, ooer) and paying £9 for a cab.
I had six hours sleep, and have to be *Up For It* (it being Sticky, not Full Tilt! Mwah!) tonight. So long as It is being slinky and a bit away with the faries (ahem) all will be well. And I need to buy a sleeping bag...
Froons...
Was it a poking fight? A ticking contest? One does not truely know, but
Playing *Snap!* with emotional masochism and other delightful girly things with
Hareem. La! Delightful!
Becomming enrolled in Flirtathon 2004 by the insatiably gorgeous
Getting home was less fun. The last train is not a Good Thing, especailly when it changes route and gets to London after the last tube, and one finds oneself in Clapham Junction, thinking "I know there is a bus...", finding yourself at the busstop at that desolate time between day buses and night buses, then there is a pitta bread and coke light (it's not diet now, ooer) and paying £9 for a cab.
I had six hours sleep, and have to be *Up For It* (it being Sticky, not Full Tilt! Mwah!) tonight. So long as It is being slinky and a bit away with the faries (ahem) all will be well. And I need to buy a sleeping bag...