One would imagine that going for a piss in a pub is a fairly simple affair. It would appear, however, that it is far from a direct action & many other operations & activities need doing.
Let’s say Freddie is out in town with a few mates & the group is having a convivial & chatty evening. Freddie has already been holding in a piss for over a pint & a half and can do it for no longer. Off he pops in a natural break in conversation despite having a line he thinks is witty but it’s just the piss talking.
Here are some of the things that Freddie may do &/or think on his voyage to & from the pub toilets.
Say ‘uh’ or ‘sorry’ to lads emerging while trying to navigate the two subsequent doors that are apparently required for jacks
Nod weirdly at others in the confined space of the pub toilets
Choosing a urinal or space along the urinal trough is a complex affair & is outside the scope of this paper
Exhale noisily while whipping it out
Check time on phone
Try to empty mind & get piss flowing
Check phone to see what time the guy who is always late is coming
Be relieved that piss has started to flow
Think about what time you need to be conscious in the morning
Cough & look to the ceiling
Cheekily Shazam a fart & be unsurprised that it returns Wham
Calculate how many more pints can fit in to the definition of ‘a relaxing midweek drink with friends’
Over-analyse a weird nod from another pisser & send out subtle ‘I’m not gay’ vibes
Have pity for the lad in
the cubicle making fierce noises of agony
Check phone to ensure that nobody from your table is texting you with the gossip you’re missing
Be disappointed that you’re missing out on potentially explosive bantz
Remember that you’re still standing at the urinal with an empty bladder
Cough again & fold away mickey
Ineffectually wash hands & partially dry them with the facilities that are provided
With an undeserved sense of triumph, grin at a group of chung wans with no interest in anything you do
Repeat every twenty minutes until fifty minutes after last call

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