Thursday July 27 2006

Notes on being popular:

I went to Cassette Night at Seizan Karaoke Bar - another of Perth’s retro electro nights that seem to be promoted solely by Myspace (fucking n00bs). But anyhow it was totally neato buddy. The theme was tropical and you were supposed to wear short shorts, and they had a ‘pants check’ at the door so you could arrive in pants and then take them off to enter the bar. Due to the fact that all my hot pants were in the wash I didn’t take part in the tropicalness, but I saw a load of people who did, including a guy with a fake moustache and ‘pool boy’ written on his singlet. Sweet. I think Cassette Night is on every week or so, so I might have to go there always.

Tonight I’m a-going to the Open Mouth poetry night at Velvet Lounge, which I hear is okayish. (Not that I have any poems to read. Someone write one for me?) I have been out pretty much every night since I got here, which means Perth is just rock city for me and I’m super glad about it. Sydney was about as dull as it gets, on account of I didn’t know anybody there so I just worked and sat around watching Arrested Development. Now I have a nice little groove worked out for myself and I’m a-makin’ the most of it. Said it before and I’ll say it again: where you are doesn’t matter nearly so much as who’s there with you.

Something I said just then reminded me about something T just said on her site (GBE, at right with a heart next to it standing for how I want to marry her): that although she may write like a belching random knobjockey, she’s actually a very couth and quiet girl who wouldn’t put you within the vicinity of her gastric emanations unless you were a dearest and oldest friend. Point is, I may write like a bit of tool but generally IRL I’m not the sort to indulge in having any kind of personality. I would not burp at anyone either, in other words. I’m really quite bland, introverted and dull as dishwater and I’d feel terrible if you got the wrong impression. I just thought I’d say something, since I’ve come to the conclusion that being that way doesn’t bother me in the least.

Now: time to go iron my hot pants!

 

11 Comments »

  1. Did you know about the Cassette Night from or in spite of the MySpace abomination?

    And hey, if you leave the iron in, they’ll be scorching-your-nads hot pants.

    Comment by Switch — Thursday July 27 2006 @ 6:25 pm

  2. Does anyone really expect bloggers to be their blogs? Though to be fair, my blog is boring as shit and so am I…oh dear.

    Comment by nailpolishblues — Thursday July 27 2006 @ 11:43 pm

  3. Switch - erm, in spite of really. Oh and haw haw haw haw haw haw haw haw haw haw haw :P

    Nails - yes, but you’re not black.*

    *You could be. What the fuck do I know?

    Comment by Mark — Friday July 28 2006 @ 4:33 pm

  4. I didn’t realise you were baby-boy-blue and white either. Live and learn, eh?

    Comment by nailpolishblues — Saturday July 29 2006 @ 1:02 am

  5. You want to marry me? Just ask and then I’ll say yes and we’ll go to Casette Night and be bland and introverted together forever.

    Comment by T. — Saturday July 29 2006 @ 5:59 pm

  6. And yes. I can normally spell cassette.

    Comment by T. — Saturday July 29 2006 @ 6:01 pm

  7. Nails - explain that to me word for word?

    T - Oh don’t you play with my heart, officewench….

    Comment by Mark — Saturday July 29 2006 @ 11:25 pm

  8. Someone needs to write a movie about blog love. It will be creepy and weird and probably called something like, ‘Hear This My Love’

    Geddit?

    Comment by audrey — Sunday July 30 2006 @ 5:13 pm

  9. Nup.

    Comment by Mark — Monday July 31 2006 @ 7:31 pm

  10. HTML!

    (Right?)

    Comment by T. — Monday July 31 2006 @ 8:47 pm

  11. Oh der. Thanks. I’m not the sharpest tool in the shed am I?

    Comment by Mark — Monday July 31 2006 @ 9:32 pm

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