10 Jul 2011

Smack!



I’m such a trouble maker. I left work on Friday a little giddy with excitement as the fr**king weekend was about to get started and I got free tickets to go see Bruno Mars. I was on such a high and practically skipped through the underground on my way home (with a mandatory stop halfway through for a little robot dance). Anyway, I got off at one of my stop and was walking past the train when I noticed a hot guy squeezing into the end of the carriage. The trains were pretty cramped and as he squeezed in, I noticed how hot he was and I ran over quickly and smacked his bum! It took a second to realise what I’d done and thankfully, the doors had started to shut by the time he realised what just happened. He looked at me, a little shocked, and understandably so and I winked and smiled. He quickly figured out what had happened and smiled at me and winked back. (Phew!!!What the hell is wrong with me? FYI, the full scope of what I had just done dawned on me about 5 minutes later...) Note to self: Don’t smack random strangers on the train, unless they’re cute in which case smack away and stick around to get their number!

5 comments:

Anonymous at: 10 July 2011 at 17:47 said...

Very cheeky! Just found your blog through twitter! :)

Anonymous at: 10 July 2011 at 23:48 said...

OMG!! X_x Hahaha! That is so cheeky indeed :D

Adiya
http://museorigins.blogspot.com (formerly the corner shop)
http://museorigins.com

{ Miz } at: 11 July 2011 at 10:57 said...

Oh Gosh Lola!!! I do so love you!!!! Hahaha. Very very cheeky (I like that word!)

{ Rex Venom } at: 12 July 2011 at 00:08 said...

Making days for those on trains.
Rock on!

{ Unknown } at: 13 July 2011 at 09:24 said...

Lol...You are truly something.

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