Farewells and Buddy Holly
Posted on: Wednesday, September 20th, 2006 at 7:48 PMI was pretty emotional at my day job today as my work colleague’s last day arrived. We have been side by side five days a week for under a year and we clicked immediately. He is one of my good friends and someone on my wavelength. We have had some fine times in the workplace, and we will have even better ones in the future.
Always remember buddy, we will find the answers in music.
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I was on the bus this evening where a small group of youths who go to St Andrew’s RC Secondary in Glasgow ( Yeah guys, I know the uniform, maybe I will phone Bruce Malone your head teacher ) were shouting abuse at their fellow passengers. Naturally as someone as distinctive as me was heckled by them on the journey.
I was delighted to be called Buddy Holly, even though I don’t dress like him or wear glasses. I rate Buddy Holly higher than Franz Ferdinand.
What was intriguing in their ned behaviour, is that they got off the bus and dived into the bus shelter and produced ink pens, then proceeded to draw over the shelter. Ive not seen that before - well not live in a busy bus shelter.. Graffetti to me always appeared like magic in bus shelters, usually overnight.. The bus was at the stop for some time due to a semi breakdown, so I had a good look at their ned hieroglyphics which always impresses me how neat they write. ‘ L.C.C ‘ and ‘Shows Yer Tits ‘ were augmenting the sterility of modern day bus shelter design.
Ned Hieroglyphics should be an art exhibition. I wonder if the Glasgow Artist Stuart Murray would care to comment on this? A night of ned hieroglyphics with buckfast tonic wine handouts instead of the château de pretentious red wine from Asda would be on the menu, with rich teas and kingfisher cheese from the corner shop.
