Based on an incredible, true story of fact, this has to be believed. The time was yesterday and the place was a little somewhere where the bus stop was. Bill Y was going to work and was waiting for the bus. The bus arrived like clockwork, once every 68 weeks and was the only bus to stop at this particular stop. Be it coincidence or not, two other dudes where waiting for the same bus. The bus arrived. I alighted same said vehicle and greeted the driver with a caring pretense. At this precise same moment in time, one of the other dudes said to the other dude “Oh, this must be the bus”. The dude who didn’t ask this questions answered “I think you’re right”. Let’s examine the evidence, shall we? The bus arrived like clockwork, once every 68 weeks and was the only bus to stop at this particular stop. With this in mind, there was no actual doubt that this was in fact, the bus! There was no question to be asked and answered and yet the two dudes somehow saw fit to ask and answer it anyhow. This is the society that I’m forced to be part of and I am not happy. That this tragedy is only being brought to your attention now, is my fault and mine alone. In my defense, I do not understand the complexities of this world we live in and doubt if I ever will. But wait, as long as people like this exist, there is hope for us yet:
That sounds like a remark some shallow, ditzy female character in a sitcom would make.
In that case, it’s actually pretty funny.
She’s the same girl who puts white-out on her computer screen to correct her typos.