A date or not a date, that is the question.

Here is a text conversation between me and a guy I used to work with (hereafter known as Biker)

Biker: Hiya, it's Biker here, I don't suppose you have the number of a girl we both worked with do you?

Me: I'm really sorry, but I dont have her number, and she's stopped working here too! I'll ask around for you, and see if I can get it for you.

Biker: Oh, I didn't realise she'd left, LOL. You at work tonight? Do you want to go for a drink sometime or something, when you're free to get to know each other better?


To get to know each other better, What the hell is that? I honestly would not think I was being asked out except for that last sentence!! Especially as he has a girlfriend as well. What do you think? Date or no date? Should I go? (I already know I'm going actually, he has a motorbike, and a hot Nothern accent.)

Flight of the conchords

If you don't know who flight of the conchords are, then shame on you. They are a hilarious comedy folk band who currently have a series running on the BBC's digital channel.

Everytime I watch it I nearly DIE laughing, that's how good they are, they nearly kill me. Fear not those who are out drinking every time it's on it's just been released on DVD.

Plus they're totally hot.

Happy November

Being only 22 (so young, I know) and being extremely poor I am living with my parents again, which defiantly has it's perks, i.e some of my laundry being done, a lift to the pub, my Dad who lends me money, oh and free lodgings.

But with great sponging comes great nagging, whenever I mention to my Mom any plans I have, for instance finding a real job, she will use this to nag me for the next few days, until I eventually have to beat someone round the head with a blunt object (usually my brother (he's the person I beat, not the blunt object, but that could work too)).

Anyways, I better get applying before she starts nagging again.