I hate hipsters. That's why I kidnapped one. Yes. I have kidnapped a hipster. Proper one. Original. Not fake. He believes his hipsterism. He walks like one. He talks like one. He even get angry like a real hipster. More surprised than angry. Confused face.
-What do you mean you kidnapped me? Who kidnaps people in London? We are in Hackney maaan.. are you kidding me??
That kind of angry. Fucker is not even angry with me. He is upset with the concept of kidnapping. He doesn't understand the reason and point of it. He is not scared at all. His hipster face with the funny beard showing signs of disagreement, causality, relaxation, panic and questions.
Yes, questions. He wants to understand and reason with the situation.
That's what they do. Explain the situation, discuss everything. They never understand the simplicity except the organic food. I will come to that later.
-What are you doing man. Let me go.
-I have questions.
-What do you mean questions? Let me go. Untie me.
-What I mean is I have questions.
-What questions?
-A lot of questions.
-Whatever man. Can you untie me and let me go please.
-Nope
-Its not funny. Let me go. NOW!!
Word of the Day
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Definition: |
To be irritating, wearisome, or vexing to. |
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gall
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Idiom of the Day
To question or interrogate someone intensely and relentlessly (about something).
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Today's Holiday
Queenship of MaryMary, the mother of Jesus, was identified with the title of "Queen" at least as early as the 13th century. On October 11, 1954, during the Marian year that marked the centenary of the proclamation of the dogma of the Immaculate Conception of Mary, Pope Pius XII established the feast of the Queenship of Mary on May 31. After the Second Vatican Council, the feast (classified as an obligatory memorial) was changed to August 22 so that it would follow the Feast of the Assumption on August 15.
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Quote of the Day
Few are qualified to shine in company; but it is in most men's power to be agreeable.
Jonathan Swift (1667-1745) |
Word Trivia
Today's topic: pottery
craze - First a crack or flaw; to craze is to produce minute cracks on the surface of pottery. More... fictile - An adjective meaning "pertaining to pottery" or "suitable for making pottery." More... ceramic, earthenware - Pottery made from clay is called ceramic or earthenware. More... slip - As in pottery, it derives from Norwegian slip/slipa, "slime on fish." More... |