they should have bombed on 7/11
so, i was gonna keep mining the rich seam of 'themed posts' and talk about claims-to-fame. but yar
the other day i was walking past liverpool street (actually i wasn't but i could have been) and i was thinking (or, if i had been, i might have thought) how i left the city the night before the bombs went off, and how i used to go through there all the time on the way to work, and if it had been a month earlier and so on. though actually i was never up at that time, even when i had to work, so they would have had to bomb a month earlier and some time later. also i could decided to take a bus home from 'chilling' at massi's and yar. but i never sit near the back., i mean.. did they want to kill all the crack addicts, black kids and glaswegians? anyway the point is, big up to the victims and all, but i'm tired of all these jumpy idiots on buses going 'driver, driver! that man has a rucksack!' and i actually overheard an irish bum say to another 'this city ain't safe anymore, wha'
and i call bullshit on the fucking 'they will never break the spirit of this great city' editorials in the mail and the express. london was built on violence. for fuck's sake, london has always been dirty, overpriced and dangerous. now it's just dirty, overpriced and a little more dangerous.
the other day i was walking past liverpool street (actually i wasn't but i could have been) and i was thinking (or, if i had been, i might have thought) how i left the city the night before the bombs went off, and how i used to go through there all the time on the way to work, and if it had been a month earlier and so on. though actually i was never up at that time, even when i had to work, so they would have had to bomb a month earlier and some time later. also i could decided to take a bus home from 'chilling' at massi's and yar. but i never sit near the back., i mean.. did they want to kill all the crack addicts, black kids and glaswegians? anyway the point is, big up to the victims and all, but i'm tired of all these jumpy idiots on buses going 'driver, driver! that man has a rucksack!' and i actually overheard an irish bum say to another 'this city ain't safe anymore, wha'
and i call bullshit on the fucking 'they will never break the spirit of this great city' editorials in the mail and the express. london was built on violence. for fuck's sake, london has always been dirty, overpriced and dangerous. now it's just dirty, overpriced and a little more dangerous.
posted by pocketsdumbfat at 11:01 AM
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actually it's probably less dangerous now, what with the cops with guns and lightning never striking twice and all.. didn't a plane crash in queens like a week after 9/11 though? maybe i'll watch the skies
it was safer with the good ol *RA* bombing u
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