Some dude tried to sell me crack about 30 feet from my front door today. I'm not opposed to crack usage, but I would be pretty clueless with what to do with it. I didn't even realize what was happening at first. Though I should have figured any conversation that starts with "I hope you're not racist," isn't going anywhere good. The guy who came knocking on my door at 1am looking for money gave me the same line.
Ever get the feeling that your real friends are walking around out there, but you never met them and you never will?
Christmas was good and all. I have a fancy new cordless keyboard and mouse. Operation: Sex Candy was a no go. I forgot to replace the stuff that I bought. I got a DVD set instead, but I'm gonna wait until her birthday because it will be less awkward with her not getting me anything. If there's one thing I excel at, it's waiting. I wait better than anyone.
I don't really know what I'm doing for New Year's. Possibly nothing.
Ever get the feeling that your real friends are walking around out there, but you never met them and you never will?
Christmas was good and all. I have a fancy new cordless keyboard and mouse. Operation: Sex Candy was a no go. I forgot to replace the stuff that I bought. I got a DVD set instead, but I'm gonna wait until her birthday because it will be less awkward with her not getting me anything. If there's one thing I excel at, it's waiting. I wait better than anyone.
I don't really know what I'm doing for New Year's. Possibly nothing.
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what makes the whole crack thing so funny IS the way that he started the conversation. i might be a little disconcerted though that someone was selling it right outside my door. you can mention to your friends they might want to bring a little more cash when they come to visit. *smile*
i know that there are lots of people that have the same interests as me that i could talk to...but they aren't in valdosta georgia.