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Jun. 13th, 2008 05:17 pmMan, today was a weird drive back up. Ormskirk was all deserted and stuff with just the odd person wandering around - looking really unusually pale for the traditional scallies, too, although the shambling is normal - and the motorways were jammed. I had the radio on, but I wasn't really paying attention to it properly. Something about bird flu? As long as it's not in Anstruther again I don't care.
Either way, lots of people heading out to the country. I saw all these boarded up houses on the way, too. Petrol was at a pretty high premium, which isn't unusual, but all the bottled water was gone. I couldn't find any tinned beans, either. There were loads of people getting really nasty, too - at the service station, it looked a bit like some kid was biting her mum. Saying that, I remember what Megan was like at the same age, so I suppose I shouldn't be surprised.
I might go and watch telly for a bit, see what's going on with the petrol and that. I thought the strike was cancalled; panic buying is just stupid.
... or at least I will once I find out who the fuck's banging at the door at this time of day. We have a doorbell, for goodness sake, there's no reason to thump on it so loudly.
Either way, lots of people heading out to the country. I saw all these boarded up houses on the way, too. Petrol was at a pretty high premium, which isn't unusual, but all the bottled water was gone. I couldn't find any tinned beans, either. There were loads of people getting really nasty, too - at the service station, it looked a bit like some kid was biting her mum. Saying that, I remember what Megan was like at the same age, so I suppose I shouldn't be surprised.
I might go and watch telly for a bit, see what's going on with the petrol and that. I thought the strike was cancalled; panic buying is just stupid.
... or at least I will once I find out who the fuck's banging at the door at this time of day. We have a doorbell, for goodness sake, there's no reason to thump on it so loudly.