Creased or Folded? hecklerspray Tells You the Way it is

by Chris Laverty on January 4, 2008 0 Comments

Creased Folded Blade RunnerA new one just begun – get the Prozac.

Folded:

  • Gorillapod (nifty camera gadget that comes in really handy if you’re still festive drunk or suffer from an essential tremor)
  • Cheap stuff on eBay (a veritable menu of unwanted gifts for you to devour. DVD boxsets provide the best meat)
  • Finding lost cash (ever wondered where that missing twenty quid went? It’s in your jacket – always in your jacket. Now go and spend it)

Creased:

  • Christmas decorations (nice last week, but now look like the longest festival hangover ever. Clear ‘em up)

  • Incredibly noisy doorbell buzzers you cannot detach (even when you tear all the wires out and randomly snip a couple)
  • Festive electrical gubbins (all of which cough to life on Christmas Day, then break again until the shops open two days later)
  • Snow (here at last. As usual far too late to a] compliment the season and b] throw at Christmas shoppers)
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A new one just begun – get the Prozac. Folded: * Gorillapod (nifty camera gadget that comes in really handy if you’re still festive drunk or suffer from an essential tremor) * Blade Runner the Final Cut DVD (buy the four disc version if you’re hardcore - you might even find a copy in the sales) * Cheap stuff on eBay (a veritable menu of unwanted gifts for you to devour. DVD boxsets provide the best meat) * Lust, Caution (erotic... not subtle, but erotic) * Finding lost cash (ever wondered where that missing twenty quid went? It’s in your jacket – always in your jacket. Now go and spend it) Creased: * Christmas decorations (nice last week, but now look like the longest festival hangover ever. Clear ‘em up) * I am Legend (deathly depressing) * Incredibly noisy doorbell buzzers you cannot detach (even when you tear all the wires out and randomly snip a couple) * Festive electrical gubbins (all of which cough to life on Christmas Day, then break again until the shops open two days later) * Snow (here at last. As usual far too late to a] compliment the season and b] throw at Christmas shoppers)

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