Missions at the Urinal
Yesterday I was at the pub watching the football, and grog doing as grog does, I found myself at the urinal.
Whilst I was relieving myself, a man began to converse with me.
For those unfamiliar with the concept (such as those unfortunate individuals bereft of a Y chromosome), the urinal conversation is a strange phenomenon. Whilst many men flee into the Cubicle of Shame to avoid the spectre of Stage Fright, the trough provides a forum for a certain, limited, form of discourse.
This mainly runs along the lines of ;
"Looks like you've had a few mate!"
"Makin' room for some more eh?"
etc.
This man however, was a different beast. The barman later informed me he was with the "Weekend Detention Christmas Party".
Our conversation went as follows:
"How are ya?"
"alright", I replied. "You?"
"I'm great. Now tell me. What is your mission in life?"
"Uh, I haven't really thought it through"
"Now, do you want to be a drug addict, an alcoholic, or do you want to work?"
"I think I want to work"
"Good!"
I shook, and then departed.
Whilst I was relieving myself, a man began to converse with me.
For those unfamiliar with the concept (such as those unfortunate individuals bereft of a Y chromosome), the urinal conversation is a strange phenomenon. Whilst many men flee into the Cubicle of Shame to avoid the spectre of Stage Fright, the trough provides a forum for a certain, limited, form of discourse.
This mainly runs along the lines of ;
"Looks like you've had a few mate!"
"Makin' room for some more eh?"
etc.
This man however, was a different beast. The barman later informed me he was with the "Weekend Detention Christmas Party".
Our conversation went as follows:
"How are ya?"
"alright", I replied. "You?"
"I'm great. Now tell me. What is your mission in life?"
"Uh, I haven't really thought it through"
"Now, do you want to be a drug addict, an alcoholic, or do you want to work?"
"I think I want to work"
"Good!"
I shook, and then departed.
1 Comments:
I can't believe you lied to that nice man...
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