COMMUNITY PIERS, what’s on your mind? Our Happy Readers I am currently sitting in a beautiful garden in Bruton in Somerset having returned form the full posh twat experience in Cornwall in blistering temperatures with amazing fish and sea food and… so all’s well in a way in my world at the moment. On my way back to London…the smoke………….you’re going to have to push me now. So when…how long have you been in the country, out of London. Uh… we’ve only been away for a week by the sea. The sea was such a beautiful aqua-marine, the cliffs you know… a fabulous grey. Penzance is a beautiful town and of course it’s shabby cousin was even better. Did you enjoy the posh twat experience, or do you carry a sense of inner conflict with you? I’ll tell you what the interesting thing about the… the cove is a state that’s full of people, the more often you go the more you realise you half know everyone who’s there. It was particularly interesting this year, was the fact that a lot of old people hadn’t turned up because of the Covid. There was a lot more room for the younger generation, so it was a lot of congregating going on… and it was a bit more rowdy than usual. It’s in some ways… you know how it is with the posh twat experience, what you… you indulge a bit but fit in with your other preconceptions and you despise the bits that don’t. Sure, do you feel refreshed and galvanised to come back. Refreshed and galvanised… did two yomps across, along the cliff path on my own. The first time with a micro-dose inside me the second without. Any epiphanies to speak of? No, ‘It’s all good’ is the epiphany, it’s all good. So, this month’s episode is all beatific and happy. Sounds good, thank you very much.
GREG
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