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"I Was A Very Loyal Friend Tonight"

Went out at about half 6 to meet up with a few of my mates. On arriving at our 'redenz-vous' point, I met up with le 'crew' and we had a bit of a laugh. I then mentioned to my mates about calling for one of our friends, on which I got a muffled reply.

We walked for a bit, and I promised this guy I would call for him. But my other mates, being the spiteful t******s that they are, refused to call for him, and urged me to walk the streets without him.

But I wasn't having any of it. I promised my 'true' mate that I would call for him. So, I left the 'crew' and ran about half a mile through the busy streets to call for my mate.

So, I walked the streets with my mate. And it was quite good actually. We then went back to my house and had a go on his 'Fable' which I must say is a brilliant game.

And my spitefull 'mates', I couldn't give a toss. They were sad enough to leave one member of our crew out.

So, that's been my eventful night :)

We'll throughout Y7 - Y9 in school we stayed close together, but now we are in Y10 we are all finding the people we get on with most.

However, we all play football for teh same club so we always see each other :S

Sad thing is that you where in a crew in the first place.

Ye.

I'm now going to rebel against my tosspot of a crew.

Always go with the mate who can beat the other mates up.

There were two girls: One a slapper and one has a big nose.

I've had enough of my 'mates', they're all so sly and seem to gang up on my other mate that could beat any of them up.

Cool, if you were girls I'd guess you would make friendship bracelets for each other.

Went out at about half 6 to meet up with a few of my mates. On arriving at our 'redenz-vous' point, I met up with le 'crew' and we had a bit of a laugh. I then mentioned to my mates about calling for one of our friends, on which I got a muffled reply.

We walked for a bit, and I promised this guy I would call for him. But my other mates, being the spiteful t******s that they are, refused to call for him, and urged me to walk the streets without him.

But I wasn't having any of it. I promised my 'true' mate that I would call for him. So, I left the 'crew' and ran about half a mile through the busy streets to call for my mate.

So, I walked the streets with my mate. And it was quite good actually. We then went back to my house and had a go on his 'Fable' which I must say is a brilliant game.

And my spitefull 'mates', I couldn't give a toss. They were sad enough to leave one member of our crew out.

So, that's been my eventful night :)