Sorry I've lapsed on the "happy stories" thing. I don't have any ideas, so how about if you all pretend I handed in about 800 words of creative writing homework & you said "B-, good effort", okay?
I saw
a film at the weekend. I thought it was okay. Nothing else much has happened here.
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Re: Life as a slot machine
Date: 2005-03-15 03:49 pm (UTC)You keep pressing the buttons, hoping for a bright light to flicker if only for a moment. Perhaps some bloke in a boiler suit will appear, prostrate himself at your feet, fiddle around a bit, and get the machine working again. Then again, perhaps not.
But what else is there to do but repeatedly press the broken buttons in the vain hope that something might happen ?
Re: Life as a slot machine
Date: 2005-03-15 03:56 pm (UTC)Crikey. I suppose I can keep hoping.
Re: Life as a slot machine
Date: 2005-03-16 12:47 pm (UTC)Or, maybe, a boiler in a bloke suit?