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suedeheadspike

A Thing That (Seriously) Happened to Me Today.

Mar 25, 2010 00:59

So, I dance. Probably more than you know ( Read more... )

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rin_o March 25 2010, 16:59:36 UTC

that's probably the most awesome thing to actually happen in a subways.

suedeheadspike March 26 2010, 19:34:14 UTC

Concur.

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rin_o March 26 2010, 04:21:14 UTC

No, you'll screw up the timeline and have those space-leech things after you!

just bring a camcorder or something. so long as it's better than a damn cameraphone.

suedeheadspike March 26 2010, 19:36:44 UTC

Don't worry, if that was going to happen it would have happened. Crisis averted.

suedeheadspike March 26 2010, 19:35:28 UTC

... if that was true, it would have already happened. You bastard. When you do get a TARDIS (because it'll happen, I have faith-) you owe me a coke.

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of_secret_rooms March 26 2010, 00:23:24 UTC

This is one of the most delightful entries I have ever read. (It's right up there with the one in which Americans and Brits were discussing/arguing about the "best" way to make a peanut butter and jam sandwich.)

AMAZING. So glad you decided to share this story.

suedeheadspike March 26 2010, 19:40:52 UTC

I'm sorry, what?

"the one in which Americans and Brits were discussing/arguing about the "best" way to make a peanut butter and jam sandwich"

That sounds delightful! =D

And yeah. I almost didn't post this- it was such a weird experience that I didn't possibly see how I could explain it linearly in any kind of sensible way. But then before bed I was telling Tim about it, and as I explained it, I kinda saw how to write it out. Pretty glad I did share now, it sounds like people got some good smiles from it.

suzakus_miko March 26 2010, 07:04:49 UTC

That's almost as awesome as the time when we were at Golfland and I called you a cocksucker and you replied "You say that like it's a bad thing!" and the lady in front of us turned around and gasped.

suedeheadspike March 26 2010, 19:43:55 UTC

It was THAT kind of moment. Where everything kinda slowed down and it seemed like there was only one logical response to the bizarre way this third party entity just reacted to me being me. Except that the solution this time was to dance.

... and like that time, I think it's going to be one of those things that I think about and laugh when I'm feeling down. Because it was just SO OUT THERE from my normal day-to-day.