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I have all my pics on my harddrive, but still. Lot's of work to build a following. Wouldn't have the patience to start from scratch.
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I'll probably make a Twitter account just in case. It'll be a dead account mostly, but Mark's follower number gonna go up by 1.
Maybe I'll use it to troll that Petrit faggot.
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No new follower for Mark 
Maybe I'll use it to troll that Petrit faggot.
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So it's been a while since I had one of those evenings, but last night was a bit of a flashback.
Got invited to some business social at a fancy hotel after work. Outdoor bar, and everyone is shaking hands. And the ones who aren't strangers are hugging. Yes, we're doing that again. At least in vaccinated Portugal.
Two people I get introduced to... one is a male model, exquisitely sculpted Eurotrash. Nice guy, even if a bit vapid. I later discover he's all over the Portuguese socialite rags and runs his own luxury tour boat company on the side. Fitting.
And then there's his gf and co-captain. I can't explain her other than a cartoon. She had those 2x4-to-the-face Bugs-Bunny-in-drag Angelina Jolie lips. You could almost see the needlemarks in her smile. With a stick body, big caboose, and all chest ... which, while not skin-exposed, was in a form-fitting dress that looked like she was shoplifting two 15-lb turkeys out of the hotel kitchen oven.
I was surrounded by more plastic than you'd find at a Tupperware party.
I'd expect that in L.A. But it was kind of a trip to run into that in Lisbon.
Got invited to some business social at a fancy hotel after work. Outdoor bar, and everyone is shaking hands. And the ones who aren't strangers are hugging. Yes, we're doing that again. At least in vaccinated Portugal.
Two people I get introduced to... one is a male model, exquisitely sculpted Eurotrash. Nice guy, even if a bit vapid. I later discover he's all over the Portuguese socialite rags and runs his own luxury tour boat company on the side. Fitting.
And then there's his gf and co-captain. I can't explain her other than a cartoon. She had those 2x4-to-the-face Bugs-Bunny-in-drag Angelina Jolie lips. You could almost see the needlemarks in her smile. With a stick body, big caboose, and all chest ... which, while not skin-exposed, was in a form-fitting dress that looked like she was shoplifting two 15-lb turkeys out of the hotel kitchen oven.
I was surrounded by more plastic than you'd find at a Tupperware party.
I'd expect that in L.A. But it was kind of a trip to run into that in Lisbon.
Haha, plastic upper class people are everywhere. You should see some of the fancy neighbourhoods here in Stockholm. You will see the most orange faced vapid bimbos and himbos you ever seen. They all model themselves after Real Housewives of NY/ATL/LA. Been invited to their parties due to coworkers, and it was hard keeping a straight face for most of the time.
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I say sick crap all the time, so his Amazon reviews I see as funny... until the guy backs them up. 
He might be one of the most insufferable people to have ever existed. The awful things he is describing are at times overtaken by the pure cringe of his personality. Brags on and on about how amazing he is at preying on defenseless people with a firearm.
Expects the police to be impressed with his cool head and marksmanship
I know a guy who had a kid at 18. Decade later I see him occassionally through a mutual friend. He still does nothing at all for his daughter and continues to live his life like he is still 18 and has no responsibilities.
Is oddly judgemental of other people and will even bring up the "i'm a father" cared at times. Blames society for all of his problems.
Drunk drove his car onto a sidewalk last year and blamed the "racist" police lol
Yea he's a complete piece of shit.
Is oddly judgemental of other people and will even bring up the "i'm a father" cared at times. Blames society for all of his problems.
Drunk drove his car onto a sidewalk last year and blamed the "racist" police lol
Yea he's a complete piece of shit.
Oh, if they were upper class. They are more fashionable "betos", which is the word they use here. A beto is typically that guy (or girl) in loafers with a sweater around his neck who has never had to sweat in his life. Might not be rich, but he's comfortably numb at least. Definitely aspiring to a higher class, and yet still might not be anything close to one of the smarter people in the room despite dad buying that private education.
Stockholm? Really? Sweden always struck me as so jantelagen about things. Those people sound like the Texas mutant variants.
Stockholm? Really? Sweden always struck me as so jantelagen about things. Those people sound like the Texas mutant variants.
One of the greatest social stories I've ever heard is the complete opposite of the deadbeat dad story.
I once was out with one of the first friends I made here a 3+ years ago. We were walking to the grocery store with his young son to pick up provisions, and he ran into a friend from his old neighborhood -- a very traditional, self-sufficient, sometimes wealthy, but very communal neighborhood in Lisbon.
Turns out the guy (now around 30 years old) and his sister lost their father before he was one year old, and they lost their mother before he was five. But the elders of the neighborhood stepped in and insisted that the neighborhood would raise them and they would not go to an orphanage. So the different families each took turns hosting the children, raising them, and they grew up without the foster care system. Amazing "it takes a village" stuff. And the guy turned out alright and literally was part of everyone's family to this day.
I once was out with one of the first friends I made here a 3+ years ago. We were walking to the grocery store with his young son to pick up provisions, and he ran into a friend from his old neighborhood -- a very traditional, self-sufficient, sometimes wealthy, but very communal neighborhood in Lisbon.
Turns out the guy (now around 30 years old) and his sister lost their father before he was one year old, and they lost their mother before he was five. But the elders of the neighborhood stepped in and insisted that the neighborhood would raise them and they would not go to an orphanage. So the different families each took turns hosting the children, raising them, and they grew up without the foster care system. Amazing "it takes a village" stuff. And the guy turned out alright and literally was part of everyone's family to this day.