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Was on my way home from uni about an hour ago, driving out of the car park when a man on crutches starts walking up the road into the carpark.
I thought he looked a bit odd but I wasn't paying too much attention to him, instead looking further down the road to make sure nothing was comming so I could avoid his safely.
Then when I got past I noticed it. A big pale bum.
He had no trousers on, or pants and wasn't wearing any shoes.
Bet he was feeling the cold.
I thought he looked a bit odd but I wasn't paying too much attention to him, instead looking further down the road to make sure nothing was comming so I could avoid his safely.
Then when I got past I noticed it. A big pale bum.
He had no trousers on, or pants and wasn't wearing any shoes.
Bet he was feeling the cold.
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mikelar wrote:
> I saw a drunk tramp (fully clothed, mind) pulling a shopping trolley
> into a Vision Express store. Backwards.
>
> The woman working in there was completely baffled as he wrestled this
> block of metal through the door. Come to think of it, I was pretty
> confused. As was, I'm assuming, the tramp.
>
> Didn't stop me laughing my head off.
Well, with the spate of Jackass alikes around, are you sure it wasn't someone dressed as an old tramp just doing it for a cheap laugh?
> I saw a drunk tramp (fully clothed, mind) pulling a shopping trolley
> into a Vision Express store. Backwards.
>
> The woman working in there was completely baffled as he wrestled this
> block of metal through the door. Come to think of it, I was pretty
> confused. As was, I'm assuming, the tramp.
>
> Didn't stop me laughing my head off.
Well, with the spate of Jackass alikes around, are you sure it wasn't someone dressed as an old tramp just doing it for a cheap laugh?
I saw a drunk tramp (fully clothed, mind) pulling a shopping trolley into a Vision Express store. Backwards.
The woman working in there was completely baffled as he wrestled this block of metal through the door. Come to think of it, I was pretty confused. As was, I'm assuming, the tramp.
Didn't stop me laughing my head off.
The woman working in there was completely baffled as he wrestled this block of metal through the door. Come to think of it, I was pretty confused. As was, I'm assuming, the tramp.
Didn't stop me laughing my head off.
That was me.
That's a bit like the other day I was walking to Asda. Walked past a bus stop and could hear running water, turned round and some old guy was taking leak on the bus stop. This was on a busy road as well, dirty old people are taking over the country.
AliBoy wrote:
> Nah,
> One at high street.
>
> He was waering a top and a jumper so at first glance you probably
> wouldn't realise he was starkers down below.
Did he have "it" in a cast?
> Nah,
> One at high street.
>
> He was waering a top and a jumper so at first glance you probably
> wouldn't realise he was starkers down below.
Did he have "it" in a cast?
I took his trousers.
I've got them on right now.
I've got them on right now.
Damn
Nah,
One at high street.
He was waering a top and a jumper so at first glance you probably wouldn't realise he was starkers down below.
One at high street.
He was waering a top and a jumper so at first glance you probably wouldn't realise he was starkers down below.
It was, that carpark at the top of Buchannon Street.
Am I right?
Am I right?
Surely that's indecent exposure?
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