In no particular order:
The University hasn't deigned to turn the heating on yet, so it's freezing.
Freshers clogging up the computers using Facebook
Freshers
Undergrads.A monkey could do a BA, except it would make less noise and mess.
The two women sitting directly behind me on the bus having a 20 min conversation about the cough sweet 'Tunes'
The 2 little teen bitches sitting behind me on the metro wearing enough perfume that I nearly coughed myself sick, whilst they discussed performing blow jobs on someone called Jordan
The fact that I read a survey in the paper that asked the average Britian (read: retard)"what are the most confusing things" top 4
1. Foreign call centres (latent racists)
2. Algebra (fair enough)
3. Why women find Russel Brand attractive.
4. Why Cheryl Cole took Ashley back after he cheated on her.
These are the signs of the apocalypse.
I'm going to add to this that on the Metro some woman, talking with a woman she had clearly just met about her toddlers name (after a lengthy discussion on breast feeding) said: "He's called Calvin Giles, he's got the same name as the
coloured guy on Strictly Come Dancing" now I'm sure she wasn't being malicious, the very fact that she used the terminology 'coloured' to a stranger, all be it to another white stranger, indicates that she felt there was nothing offensive in the term. But to me that almost made it seem worse. I don't want to be too 'right on' here, but I've always found the terminology 'coloured' problematic, much more so that black or white, asian or european (inaccurate as these may be in descriptive terms you have to say something and it's sure as fuck isn't going to be African- American or Afro-Caribean cos then we get into the semantics of identity and the falsehood of nationality and ethnicity), because it suggests that any non-white is 'other' different: white is normal, everyone else 'has colour'. It's exclusionary and it's a real pet hate for me.
This post has been edited by Cougar: 08 October 2009 - 09:46 AM