Deus Ex Alpha

So, I woke up at 7:40 today.

After you've not done that for 3 years you forget that these kinds of time exist. Absolutely dreading the vomit-cramp lock I'd normally get, I got up and still felt sick, but not nearly to the extent I used to. Probably less anxiety from getting away from the more negative influences in my life. (Not entirely mind, just backing up a bit.)

College is exactly what I expected it to be. Freeform Secondary School. A few of the cooler people from my Secondary are going to my college so I'm not unknown and have absolutely no people to talk to. Which is good. Met some kid, he talks alot of shit ('I can get your polo for you in all the colours of the rainbow fam, I get them 50 for a £500 shipment') but he knows some people, so I guess he'll be useful at some point. Induction day pt.2 tomorrow, then it starts for real next week. Looking forward to it I guess, it's something to do.

Then I walk outside and around the corner, and I get grabbed and put against the wall. PC muttered something about conspiracy to murder. I barely have time to sigh before the handcuffs are on me and I'm pushed into the back of the car. After 3 hours of showing them my college ID and telling them my name is Ruben, not Dwayne, I'm let go-- although they promise to be 'in contact'.

Nothings changed.

I was up at 7 this morning, the cramp you speak off, i had it

Sux dunnit

Private Desperate Dan wrote:I was up at 7 this morning, the cramp you speak off, i had it

Sux dunnit

6:15 here. Was doing 'fine', with only 5 hours of sleep.

As for the conspiracy-to-murder thing; really, that's ridiculous.

You live in London, right? How can it be that bad, seriously =/


Also, I already quit college, didn't like it. I prefer working (Yeah, getting up at 6:15AM) over school (Getting up at 7:30AM)

Yeah it does. I take it yours passed a while ago?

Alex wrote:You live in London, right? How can it be that bad, seriously =/

They never know what they're doing. I guess arrests are easier to make than enquiries.

Protocol wrote:They never know what they're doing. I guess arrests are easier to make than enquiries.

It's now become a "shoot first, ask questions later" area of expertise. Sometimes that statement can be taken literally, unfortunately

That's very unlikely because they don't carry guns.

MænMan wrote:That's very unlikely because they don't carry guns.

For the most part. Gun section seem to like the road outside of my house though. Dog section also like to walk their giant fuckoff dogs in our park. But no, shoot first/ask later doesn't happen here. Except for that Mexican fellow.

MænMan wrote:That's very unlikely because they don't carry guns.

I meant in general. The saying was also a figure of speech. Instead of asking questions first and inquiring they just blame you, or "shoot you" so to speak.

Can't you schedule your classes in the evening?

And what's with the arrest? I am assuming PC has something to do with police as I am not from where you are.

PC = Police Constable = what you refer to as "officer"

Hah, language differences.

At first I thought it's some internet slang for PoliCe.

-TheSpecialist- wrote:Can't you schedule your classes in the evening?

Scheduling my classes at night I'm pretty sure isn't an option. (College over here is to your High School.)

And even if I could I wouldn't because I'd be separated from my peer group, and travelling out of my area is unwise at night, alot of people I know have enemies that are literally down the road.

lollewisham

Spiderbot01 wrote:lollewisham

Bellingham is but only a bus away.