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  Sat 1st April 2023

My unsmiling dentist, her face close to mine, asks "do you snack?" in the same tone of voice she'd use if she suspected me of wanking on buses. She hacks at my teeth for what feels like a long time, bits of wet, fine debris flying out and landing on my face, as I swallow repeatedly, trickles of spit trailing down my neck.

Halfway through, I feel a building fart starting to protest at its confinement. I wince at the pain of it, and she stops for a moment. "Bit sensitive there, is it?" "No, it's just I really need to do a stonking fart," I didn't say.

Afterwards, and all I really want to do is go home, she says "a toothbrush is the last thing that should go into your mouth at night." A lewd thought crossed my mind.

I am released at last. In the toilets, I let off a two-note cubicle-trembler, with added aftershocks as I walked down the street.


The new buffet steward I sometimes work with is forty-two-years-old but looks at least a decade younger. She's easy to talk to and we share a past employer. She's very attractive in a mannered way, and she hasn't been issued with all her uniform yet, so she wears this close-fitting grey dress. I catch the chef glancing at the hem-thigh interface as she cocks her leg on the ledge holding the shelves up, just as I have been doing.

She tells us that she's a part-time lingerie model. She shows me and the chef a couple of pictures of herself, hair tumbling over a black and red bra. I move the picture up and she's wearing a little triangle of cunt-knicker. "No!" she say, and snatches the phone away from me.

The chef shows us a picture of his niece, and I don't know what to say. She looks ridiculous, a doll, big tits pushed up in a silver dress and a doltish expression. As though we were now in a game, the model then shows us a picture of her daughter in a one-piece black garment, hand on hip, bum thrust out like she's having difficulty shitting. "She's trying to bag a footballer," she explains.


Weeks ago I suggested to my brother, who likes football, that we could go to see Morecambe, who were away to Milton Keynes Dons. He's teetotal, with the teetotaller's de haut en bas way of looking at others, but I get on very well with him as long as we observe some unspoken rules.

As we entered the stadium, there were the band of chanting and drumming Morecambe supporters with whom I wanted to stand, but I could feel his wanting to be distinct from their coarseness.

My brother sat down throughout and liked the padded seats. They've got a huge stadium but it feels a bit corporate, with giant screens showing irritating, banal ads. We were supervised by seven stewards, one of whom was a sour-faced woman who was itching for some agg, but who had to settle for staring hard at us for the duration of the match.

I stayed at his. His house was really cold. On Sunday I had a couple of pints in Paddington and met the sound engineer for Stiff Little Fingers, who was looking forward to his bed after three exhausting months on the road.

Opposite me on the train were an auditor and a teacher, both stooped in concentration over their computers. On a Sunday afternoon.

8 comments

Comment from: Scarlet [Visitor]

I’m not sure about these bizarre images younger people make of themselves. I saw some Instagram make up on and in the flesh - it really looks peculiar without the lens of a camera.
Anyhow, never believe anything you see on social media!
I’m going to have to Google Stiff Little Fingers now - they weren’t favourites of mine, but there were a couple of tracks I liked.
Good to read a post from you!
Sx

Sun 2nd April 2023 @ 14:28 Reply to this comment
Comment from: looby [Visitor]

Yes the poor old blog is looking overgrown, but now the weather’s picking up I’ll be in the garden more.

I don’t know any SLF tracks myself but I remember my scruffier contemporaries liking them. The pop groups of my day seem to go on for ever.

Hope you’re enjoying the Devon sun Miss S!

Thu 6th April 2023 @ 05:35 Reply to this comment
Comment from: kono [Visitor]

Oh the dentist’s chair… i often find it funny how they ask you things knowing full well you can’t answer… and when on my smoothie or cheap booze kick i often find i can mimic Miles Davis with my arse… the tone, the notes, it’s a wonderful thing lol!

Lingerie model? snatches the phone away when getting to snatch level? i smell trouble ;)

good to see you venture to the football, i know you love the cricket, i actually catch myself watching cricket on occasion but still don’t quite understand it fully, my beloved Palace have pulled themselves out of the relegatin battle it seems, it’s a joy to finish 12th and feel like you’ve won the championship, American sports lack that type of feeling…

and off the topic, one of my favorite musicians was just in Bristol and was posting pictures of the town and the venue, looks right lovely if i do say so…

Tue 18th April 2023 @ 06:37 Reply to this comment
Comment from: looby [Visitor]

I wonder what the boyos think of your Miles Davis cover versions!

I can’t weigh up the model. I didn’t really know what to do when she showed me that photo.

Yes, Bristol, in parts, is a real head-turner. I sometimes stop to stare. For once, not at a woman!

Wed 26th April 2023 @ 02:19 Reply to this comment
Comment from: Eryl [Visitor]

I like that you went to a football match with your brother, but I’m not sure I see the point in going and then sitting apart from one’s fellow supporters, so I’m sad you had to do that. Not that I have ever been to a football match, so I can hardly judge. I should ask my brother if I can go with him, he’s a massive Spurs supporter, some time. Or, maybe not…

Tue 18th April 2023 @ 09:10 Reply to this comment
Comment from: looby [Visitor]

Tottenham? Well it’d be an interesting time to go watch them, as they seem to be falling apart at the moment. Long way from your gaff though!

Wed 26th April 2023 @ 02:20 Reply to this comment
Comment from: exile on pain street [Visitor]

I would like to have a couple pints in Paddington with you. My treat.

I went to a funeral last week. The deceased was only 53. Dropped dead of a heart attack at work. Heavy smoker, drinker, etc., so it wasn’t wholly unexpected. At the repast was his daughter, a 24-year old stunner who is also a doctor on her way to Harvard to start a research program. She sang an Irish ballad about fathers. The voice of an angel. There was much weeping. All I could think of was how astonishingly beautiful she was. And all those other gifts! I felt cheap but my brain thinks what it thinks. I can’t help it. Our Declaration of Independence got it so, so wrong. We are not all created equal.

Sun 23rd April 2023 @ 17:44 Reply to this comment
Comment from: looby [Visitor]

That, Exile, is precisely what I (and I bet many other people there) would be thinking. It’s completely understandable, even as you battle with thinking its somehow wrong to be thinking of her gorgeous looks at a funeral.

And I’d like to have a few drinks with nyou anywhere! Except maybe, New York Central Station, where some time ago now you said it was around $15 a drink!

Wed 26th April 2023 @ 02:22 Reply to this comment


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