TWO WILD AND CRAZY GUYS
It seems the loudest people have the least interesting things to say. Especially on public transportation; a place where no one wants anything to do with the other people they're unpleasantly stuffed into it with.
These loud, uninteresting folks are also likely to look around frequently at their fellow riders, just to see if anyone's hearing all the pithy, insightful things coming out of their noisy head-valve. In the off chance anyone IS paying attention, those persons are more often than not stifling a loud guffaw (at), or wearing a look of severe displeasure.
But sometimes, ineptitude breeds brilliant stupidity (er...)
Hence...
It seems the loudest people have the least interesting things to say. Especially on public transportation; a place where no one wants anything to do with the other people they're unpleasantly stuffed into it with.
These loud, uninteresting folks are also likely to look around frequently at their fellow riders, just to see if anyone's hearing all the pithy, insightful things coming out of their noisy head-valve. In the off chance anyone IS paying attention, those persons are more often than not stifling a loud guffaw (at), or wearing a look of severe displeasure.
But sometimes, ineptitude breeds brilliant stupidity (er...)
Hence...
posted by Pete Klockau at 5:29 PM
2 Comments:
I like to just stare at people like this to make them feel uncomfortable. They want attention. Too much of a good thing.
I miss those days. A ride on the Western bus in any direction always expanded my human understanding.
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