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Always have a crappy wee polystyrene (or however you spell it) cup?
To make things worse they eat half of it or something.
I used to be the compassionate/charitable kind but I've seen too many manky junkies wasting their cash and harrasing old woman for change.
Also, don't beg with a fecking Starbucks cup... I don't even buy stuff out of there because its too expensive.
To make things worse they eat half of it or something.
I used to be the compassionate/charitable kind but I've seen too many manky junkies wasting their cash and harrasing old woman for change.
Also, don't beg with a fecking Starbucks cup... I don't even buy stuff out of there because its too expensive.
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I seen one who was well dressed (well for a ned) walking down Buchannon Street. Then he stopped, sat down next to a bin and brought out his half eaten cup.
I stared at him trying to figure it out as I walked passed him.
Also, Glasgow is famous for 'stories'... the best I heard was a perfectly fine guy gave me some speel about getting to the Isle of Bute or something... did I have any money.
I might have but I couldn't be bothered getting my wallet out my back.
I stared at him trying to figure it out as I walked passed him.
Also, Glasgow is famous for 'stories'... the best I heard was a perfectly fine guy gave me some speel about getting to the Isle of Bute or something... did I have any money.
I might have but I couldn't be bothered getting my wallet out my back.
monkey_man wrote:
> English_Bloke wrote:
> I remember seeing a beggar who was wearing a suede jacket, perfectly
> clean jeans, nice black shoes and a scarf. Either Cambridge has a
> different class of beggar, or there's a very cold student with a
> black eye walking around somewhere.
>
> Maybe he'd only just become a hobo, like 5 minutes before?
Aha.
"Spare change? Oh come on, I'm new at this. Give a guy a break. What if I ripped my clothes a bit? I could get a dog - yeah, I'll get a dog. Then you'll be sorry, tightarse. Hey ... I'm getting good at this."
> English_Bloke wrote:
> I remember seeing a beggar who was wearing a suede jacket, perfectly
> clean jeans, nice black shoes and a scarf. Either Cambridge has a
> different class of beggar, or there's a very cold student with a
> black eye walking around somewhere.
>
> Maybe he'd only just become a hobo, like 5 minutes before?
Aha.
"Spare change? Oh come on, I'm new at this. Give a guy a break. What if I ripped my clothes a bit? I could get a dog - yeah, I'll get a dog. Then you'll be sorry, tightarse. Hey ... I'm getting good at this."
English_Bloke wrote:
> I remember seeing a beggar who was wearing a suede jacket, perfectly
> clean jeans, nice black shoes and a scarf. Either Cambridge has a
> different class of beggar, or there's a very cold student with a
> black eye walking around somewhere.
Maybe he'd only just become a hobo, like 5 minutes before?
Trampy people was one of my pet hates about living and studying in Cambridge - they were everywhere. Some had the lethal combination of being homeless, drunk and quite mentally unstable.
Examples:
1. "Can I have some money", said one to me, right after she'd thrown a newly-finished can of White Lightning at a house...
2. "Excuse me", "Sorry, I'm in a rush.", "Excuse me, don't ignore me, I' a Human too.", "I haven't got any money, I'm a student!", she follows me with her dog, "What makes you think I want money, eh?", "Well what do you want?" "Spare change...?"
3. "Want to buy anything from my trolley?", "No thanks.", "C*nt", "What!?", "You're a c******nt.", "Er...goodbye mate."
> I remember seeing a beggar who was wearing a suede jacket, perfectly
> clean jeans, nice black shoes and a scarf. Either Cambridge has a
> different class of beggar, or there's a very cold student with a
> black eye walking around somewhere.
Maybe he'd only just become a hobo, like 5 minutes before?
Trampy people was one of my pet hates about living and studying in Cambridge - they were everywhere. Some had the lethal combination of being homeless, drunk and quite mentally unstable.
Examples:
1. "Can I have some money", said one to me, right after she'd thrown a newly-finished can of White Lightning at a house...
2. "Excuse me", "Sorry, I'm in a rush.", "Excuse me, don't ignore me, I' a Human too.", "I haven't got any money, I'm a student!", she follows me with her dog, "What makes you think I want money, eh?", "Well what do you want?" "Spare change...?"
3. "Want to buy anything from my trolley?", "No thanks.", "C*nt", "What!?", "You're a c******nt.", "Er...goodbye mate."
English_Bloke wrote:
> I remember seeing a beggar who was wearing a suede jacket, perfectly
> clean jeans, nice black shoes and a scarf. Either Cambridge has a
> different class of beggar, or there's a very cold student with a
> black eye walking around somewhere.
they're the best kind of student.
> I remember seeing a beggar who was wearing a suede jacket, perfectly
> clean jeans, nice black shoes and a scarf. Either Cambridge has a
> different class of beggar, or there's a very cold student with a
> black eye walking around somewhere.
they're the best kind of student.
Maybe both?
I remember seeing a beggar who was wearing a suede jacket, perfectly clean jeans, nice black shoes and a scarf. Either Cambridge has a different class of beggar, or there's a very cold student with a black eye walking around somewhere.
You spelt it right.
I guess it's not really fair to go on at them like that, but it's true that they harass gullible elderly folk.
I guess it's not really fair to go on at them like that, but it's true that they harass gullible elderly folk.
Always have a crappy wee polystyrene (or however you spell it) cup?
To make things worse they eat half of it or something.
I used to be the compassionate/charitable kind but I've seen too many manky junkies wasting their cash and harrasing old woman for change.
Also, don't beg with a fecking Starbucks cup... I don't even buy stuff out of there because its too expensive.
To make things worse they eat half of it or something.
I used to be the compassionate/charitable kind but I've seen too many manky junkies wasting their cash and harrasing old woman for change.
Also, don't beg with a fecking Starbucks cup... I don't even buy stuff out of there because its too expensive.
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