


On being a lady.
I am so snooty when it comes to ladies. They're always getting about in too-tight bumsters (my Milly refers to them as 'muffin tops' because of all the flesh spilling out over the denim waistband) and making that stupid turkey-gobble lady noise when they're in big groups and dancing around hand-bags and wearing spike heels and saying Nothing's Wrong, I'm Fine when something's giving them the irrits and generally behaving like arse-munching toolbags.
It's all well and good for me to act high-faluting, but the horrible truth is that I do some lady things that I am appalled by and this is what they are:
1. I have lots of pairs of shoes.
And despite me shaking my head in wonder at all those fucksticks who blow $2000 on a pair of ridiculous pointy things which they spend the next few months staggering around on like drunken newborn foals, at last glance I owned five pairs of cowboy boots. And about eight pairs of long, zip-up 1960's go-go boots. Which, even though they only cost me about thirty bucks a pair, is still excessive and beyond vain.
2. I have dressed my dog in clothes.
And while it's never been as outrageously gay as this:
3. I exercise.
Surely you don't think a body this good comes from lazing about eating almonds, do you? Ho ho!
The fact that I exercise doesn't stop me from sneering meanly at perspiring joggers or fat chicks on treadmills. Inconceivably, I have separated my early-morning flinging about from their carefully planned fitness routines. This makes me both in denial and retarded.
4. I have worn revealing clothes.
And then acted mock-appalled when passing men have leered at my ta-ta's. What a joke.
5. I don't know dick about my car.
I've even done that fucking appalling 'it's making a funny noise!'-type squeal. I deserve a bullet.
Here are some unladylike things I do which I hope evens me out and makes me more popular in the eyes of you:
1. I swallow.
Well, it only seems polite.
2. I drink tequila.
In shots. And wipe my hand across my mouth like a dusty cowboy afterwards.
3. I swear.
Which, as we all know, makes me appear rather tough and hard. I'm quite bawdy, too. And ribald. And other words that sound better when attributed to pirates.
4. I not only understand the game of Australian Rules Football, I also enjoy it.
And, as a child, I dreamed of being Bernie Quinlan .
5. Good music gets me hard.
I like crappy music too. But really good music makes my armpit hair grow.
6. I eat like a motherfucker.
Just watch me go! There I go! Eating so much food! Boy do I eat food!
7. I'm not very good with children.
Sometimes they absolutely appal me. This is my fault more than theirs. They are, as a whole, quite sweet and tasty. I'm just a selfish fucker who doesn't know how to stop them making loud noises and gets shitty when they disturb my otherwise perfect lifestyle.
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apart from your fine self, where do other ladies with such personalities hang out?
should i try the local library or god forbid my local church.
"... or god forbid my local church"Oh, the irony!
(Note: Irony is what you should use to stop your clothes from being all wrinkely.)
R.I.P. Fitzroy Football Club!
Ms Fits, I don't think I ever knew you were a Fitzroy supporter like me (at least I presume so by your Bernie Quinlan reference). That's cool. Me too.
OK, so it's probably not all that cool, but you know what I mean...
Bevis, I can't believe we've shared all these years together without knowing we were both FFC dorks. That just makes me love you all the more.
Now we have to play a long slow game of 'who was more obsessed with Fitzroy'. Did YOUR family fly over to Freemantle for the very last game?
FREMANTLE
that is all!
except for carn the hawks
Um, I'm sorry Ms Fits - as much as it sends little shivers of excitement down my spine when I see you type words like: "That just makes me love you all the more" and then send them in my general direction, I must admit that I know very little about the Club.
You may recall that I was new to the state when we first met, and Fitzroy had but a very limited lifespan remaining to it. I selected them as my team of choice because they were the underdogs that year (as opposed to, say, 1964!), so I will never be able to take you at a game of 'who was more obsessed with Fitzroy'.
Consider yourself the out-and-out winner already.
Apologies for making you waste such spine-shivering words like: "That just makes me love you all the more" on scum like me. My support for the team was (and is) genuine, but my knowledge of the Club is minimal and pathetic.
The 'dork' thing, though - now THERE I think I could take you!!
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