Merc is alive?

Ahem so yeah. It's been a WHILE. Like months. My Bad. Recently things have happened, but enough of that boring shit, I wanna talk about talking.

There is truly nothing in the world that pisses me off more than people responding again and again with a generic response. These include "mmh", "ok", "lol" and "yeah" or any variations thereof. It's annoying, especially when you're trying to have a proper conversation with someone for reasons including being bored, needy or just needing to take your mind off of something. All other reasons are NOT VALID. Yes, that was sarcasm. Anyway, I don't get why people do this, if you can't think of anything to say then don't say anything, if you're busy then SAY SO (there was that one embarrasing incident where I interrupted someone using their battery powered friend, you know how you are) OR put some effort in and reply, people TEND to be more important than your game of solitare or whatever. It's annoying and somewhat rude, rather like PYROS.

Ahem. Yes well anyway, it's 03:46 (04:46 really, the clocks just went back) and I'm sitting here writing this small pile of musings because I have nothing better to do. In related news, the repeated use of the words "gay" and "FAG" as insults can be roughly translated as "I'm a moron with nothing to offer society and shouldn't be allowed to breed." see also George W Bush.

Hark, what was that? POLITICS? Yes in this post I also want to talk about the recent appearance of Nick Griffin on BBC1's Question Time. While it was a great jolly to laugh at the aforementioned meatsack's misfortune, he did raise some interesting points. His frequent defense of "I was misquoted" while not actually true is a fairly common occurance in the media and it often causes misunderstandings of various people. These various people not including Nick Griffin, who's views can be quickly summarised by the words "Racist" and "Twat".

In conclusion, this country cannot be run by a man who's views on the world are "PAKIS GO HOME!"

I'm going to go die of the illness of tiredness now, goodbye.

Merc