Through the square window

Is that what it’s come to? Crap drugs + politics post-grad = successful date?

Dodged another one, I see. How many lives do you have left, brother?

I do believe that I would find living with a very pretty Canadian in her mid-20s to be problematic, to put it mildly. Best o’ luck with that.

I’m with Exile - living with a pretty mid 20s PhDer would be a problem… as I’d be living with my sons girlfriend… I’m all very confused now.

Canadian - one thing, she may not need to have the heating on full blast surely a Canadian will be acclimatised to colder climates?

Sorry, I’m getting a bit confused again. Seriouscrush owns the building, but YOU decide who gets to live there?

It must be rather exciting, having a touch of the wobbly-knees syndrome every time somebody knocks on your door. BTW, how’s that rather serious and deadly business partner of yours, the one with the decidedly shaggable gf?

E: Kim and Mr Politics had a good time. She said it was a nice change to meet a bloke who had interesting things to say (which is a bit of a sad reflection on our sex!). The drugs were a bit watered down though, apparently.

I think I’ve got about five lives left. All will be ok in the future; there’s just these odd patches of black financial ice to negotiate.

F: That’s a thought. I don’t want another one living here who thinks about 25 degrees is normal.

TSB: Yes, that’s the deal. I sort of manage it for them, since they had a terrible time with a heroin addict who used to rent it. He almost turned it derelict, lighting fires on the wooden floors and breaking the toilet and letting it all leak, that sort of caper. I’m sweetness and purity compared to him.

Business Partner is abroad, doing what he does with skyscrapers. Stunna Wife is still around, and I see her from time to time. Steering clear of her though. I quite enjoy having two legs.

“Doing what he does with skyscrapers”

Is he King Kong?

He showed me some photographs of his last job. It makes you dizzy even looking at a two-dimensional inch-square picture of it.

i often find that my imagination treats me far more harshly than others do… must have been quite a relief!

oh my……..double phew!!

DF: Yes I’ve heard about you getting treated harshly. But you should try to remember the safe word.

YAH: Yep, it’s never boring chez moi.

Greetings Mr Looby - haven’t been around these parts for a while. Good to see you’re keeping, erm, well! :)

Well well, hello Ms F, how nice to hear from you! I will restore you to your proper place on the mantelpiece on the right hand side. You fell off for some reason after (during) your sojourn down under.