Joining this group/local business was the best decision I have ever made. I will never make a facebook related decision better than this one, ever again in my life. It's impossible to beat.
I pray to every conceivable god out there that I can find the script to this movie on the internet. 
31.7.10
It's 5:30 and I still have to get dressed and buy a box of wine for the box of wine party at 7. AND I still have all this blogging to do!! I just don't have the time.
I really wanted to try and express some feelings I have in relation to Judge Judy... where will I ever find the time!?! Uggggggggggggh.
I really wanted to try and express some feelings I have in relation to Judge Judy... where will I ever find the time!?! Uggggggggggggh.
30.7.10
Today I ran into someone I had hoped to never run into.
Here's the thought process and how things went down:
- That looks li- oh dear god. Just pretend you don't recognise him.
- He's looking at you. Play it cool.
- It's okay, you are wearing sunglasses and a hat. You are so far removed from any kind of visual recognition you may as well be invisible.
I mean, check out this level of fucking urban camouflage. The middle photo; that's me being incognito in my own kitchen. You'd need a fucking GPS to find me in that kitchen, dressed like that.
- I'm 2 steps past him and the smell of freedom fills my nostrils.
- He's grabbed my arm. He's holding me back from freedom. He's said my name.
- If I look confused he will assume I don't know him and that he has mistaken me for someone else. After all, I am wearing sunglasses and a hat.
2 seconds of giving him a concentrated dosage of my best 'confused face' pass and I realise my charade is up. In a panic I wondered whether I should put on an accent and keep the confused look, hoping he will come to accept that I am just someone who looks strikingly similar to me. But alas, I didn't. The jig was completely up.
- Conversation ensues
Me: "Oh, wow, what are you doing here!?"
My brain: You know precisely what he is doing here. Just act sincere and surprised and then act dead. Isn't that in the event of a crocodile attack? Probably. Did you watch Buffy last night? Yeah, I did. I stayed up until midnight to watch it. I wonder if it's on at a more reasonable hour on pay TV? Brain, remind me to look into pay TV. Okay.
Him: blah blah blah
Me: Oh, that's great.
My brain: We're going to exchange phone numbers. Would you like me to self-destruct? No? Okay then. *SIGH*
Him: Blah blah phone number jibber jabber jibber jabber
Meanwhile, I'm keying his number into my phone and I realise, I have forgotten his name. That's how much I have suppressed any record of the two of us ever having met.
I aimlessly type in some letters before I remember his very simple, very short name: 'K'.
The highly anticipated end of our impromptu meeting was, as with its beginning and middle segments, highly unremarkable.
He mentioned that he now has an Australian girlfriend and expressed his disappointment that he didn't have time to come see my sister (with whom I was meeting for lunch).
The most chilling aspect of this, however, is that you can no longer be anonymous. I WAS FUCKING INCOGNITO. In fact, here's a list of the things I wasn't wearing:
- Yellow imitation leather
- Drug print t-shirt
- This abomination
- Mismatching print cardigan
- Red plaid pants
- Blue camouflage pants
Do you know what the best thing about being the youngest of 5 children is?
When they all inevitably die before you, you have the opportunity (some would say privilege) to ruin their reputations for all eternity. AND, get this, they aren't around to defend themselves!
You are the last remaining person who knew them before they met spouses, had children etc. You are credited with knowing them as closely as anyone really could. And this gives you a tremendous amount of leverage over them while they are still living.
Take for example this question, "How would you like your kids to remember you?"
Presumably, most people would answer along the lines of "An excellent parent, a nice human being, someone who wasn't criminally insane."
This is where you casually say, "Oh, so you wouldn't want them to know that you poisoned the puppy I got for my 13th birthday?"
They might reply, "You never had a puppy." Whether or not this is the case is completely irrelevant.
Which is why you would then say "Buy me a house and they'll never have to know what a puppy murdering sack of crap their father/mother was."
The true beauty of this plan however, can also be its greatest flaw: It's notoriously easy to poison the minds of children. Say it with me.
It's. notoriously. easy. to. poison. the. minds. of. children.
Say for example you try extorting a family member who has young children... around 5 - 9. At this larval stage in a child's life, anything the parent says tends to stick. So, if their parents mention that you, their uncle/auntie, is a liar and that no store should ever be placed in anything you say, you have just ruined the game.
Instead, you should start when the children are around their teen years. Not only will teens take no notice of anything their parents say, but more often than not will be eager to accept their parents sordid past.
Furthermore, by the time all your siblings are well and truly dead, old age should have bestowed you with a certain amount of credibility amongst the general public. Old enough to be endearing yet persuasive. But not rambly enough to sound like Grandpa Simpson. There's a fine line, so practice in front of the mirror or something.
When they all inevitably die before you, you have the opportunity (some would say privilege) to ruin their reputations for all eternity. AND, get this, they aren't around to defend themselves!
You are the last remaining person who knew them before they met spouses, had children etc. You are credited with knowing them as closely as anyone really could. And this gives you a tremendous amount of leverage over them while they are still living.
Take for example this question, "How would you like your kids to remember you?"
Presumably, most people would answer along the lines of "An excellent parent, a nice human being, someone who wasn't criminally insane."
This is where you casually say, "Oh, so you wouldn't want them to know that you poisoned the puppy I got for my 13th birthday?"
They might reply, "You never had a puppy." Whether or not this is the case is completely irrelevant.
Which is why you would then say "Buy me a house and they'll never have to know what a puppy murdering sack of crap their father/mother was."
The true beauty of this plan however, can also be its greatest flaw: It's notoriously easy to poison the minds of children. Say it with me.
It's. notoriously. easy. to. poison. the. minds. of. children.
Say for example you try extorting a family member who has young children... around 5 - 9. At this larval stage in a child's life, anything the parent says tends to stick. So, if their parents mention that you, their uncle/auntie, is a liar and that no store should ever be placed in anything you say, you have just ruined the game.
Instead, you should start when the children are around their teen years. Not only will teens take no notice of anything their parents say, but more often than not will be eager to accept their parents sordid past.
Furthermore, by the time all your siblings are well and truly dead, old age should have bestowed you with a certain amount of credibility amongst the general public. Old enough to be endearing yet persuasive. But not rambly enough to sound like Grandpa Simpson. There's a fine line, so practice in front of the mirror or something.
29.7.10
Day 22: A letter to something you want to fuck
Dear your mum,
Do you know that "let's get it on" song... possibly by Barry White? Or Marvin Gaye? OR some other hacky loser who only had one culturally pervasive, everlasting love anthem that transcends time?
Of course you do. That song's probably from your era.
Well, forget that song. Because our new love anthem is "Smack my Bitch Up" by The Prodigy.
Get with the times!
I realise that song is from the 90's.
When do your kids get home?
Liam
Dear your mum,
Do you know that "let's get it on" song... possibly by Barry White? Or Marvin Gaye? OR some other hacky loser who only had one culturally pervasive, everlasting love anthem that transcends time?
Of course you do. That song's probably from your era.
Well, forget that song. Because our new love anthem is "Smack my Bitch Up" by The Prodigy.
Get with the times!
I realise that song is from the 90's.
When do your kids get home?
Liam
Day 21: A letter to something you’ve owned for 5 years+
Dear Alien toys from the Alien movie franchise,
I still have you because you are still the bomb!
I received you the year before I started school. I was so into aliens it completely consumed my 5 year old life. I drew pictures of aliens, I interrogated anyone who was old enough to see the movies Alien and Aliens about aliens, and I begged my parents for an Alien toy. Then, the following Christmas and birthday, I got more. I became the proud owner of 4 OFFICIAL Alien toys. I was so happy I exploded.
15 years later and I still have you. I have seen all your movie incarnations, including one that had "VS Predator" in the title. You are a monument to my parents who, despite their many personality defects knew that these toys were the fucking coolest.
xoxo, Liam
I'd like to sum up the majority of people who are in my university classes this semester, using this funnily captioned photo I found on the internet:
I'd like to sum up my feeling towards said people with this funnily captioned illustration I found on the internet:
I'd like to summarise this kitten using this photo of a kitten I found on the internet:
26.7.10
25.7.10
Day 19: A letter to an animal you like
Dearest frogs,
“Look what you did to me… look what you are… look what every part of you is… f**king nice… f**king nice. "
Dearest frogs,
In an attempt to accurately express how I feel for your species, I have re-worded the 'abusive Mel Gibson tapes' in a way that should, I predict, leave you emotionally fulfilled. Enjoy.
“Look what you did to me… look what you are… look what every part of you is… f**king nice… f**king nice. "
23.7.10
22.7.10
Day 17: A letter to a video game character
Dear Link,
I know you're really busy, but I gotta get this off my chest. You're my hero.
You get shit done. You're a man of quiet determination and let's face it, a cutting-edge sense of style.
I wish I could be all those things. But, in the mean time, you can be them for me.
Respectfully, Liam
Dear Link,
I know you're really busy, but I gotta get this off my chest. You're my hero.
You get shit done. You're a man of quiet determination and let's face it, a cutting-edge sense of style.
I wish I could be all those things. But, in the mean time, you can be them for me.
Respectfully, Liam
p.s. I like when you mess baddies up with your sword.
21.7.10
20.7.10
Day 15: A letter to your crotch
Dear crotch,
We've had some fun times together. You're like, a really good friend.
And since you've always done right by me, I make the effort to dress you in interesting pants. I'm sure you like that. Even when they're way too tight.
That's why we make such a great team - we both bring something to the table.
I feel like I can just call on you whenever I want, for a chat, for a serious conversation about the structural flaws of the universe, for some one-on-one time (eww!). You're pretty much the best girlfriend I've ever had. Yup, my penis, best girlfriend ever. Most guys would say that about their crotch, I suppose. But it goes without saying that we share a very serious, if some what disconnected relationship with our crotches. I mean, I'm writing it a letter.
And I'm pussy-footing around, being all nice and friendly, not because I'm a nice, friendly person, but because I know if I let something slip, say the wrong thing, my penis won't hesitate to ruin my life. I've seen the ads for 'erectile dysfunction'... I've been in the car with my dad, with the radio tuned into an ad about 'lasting longer in the bedroom thanks to nasal delivery technology'.
So, listen crotch, you fuck with me, and I'm gonna fuck with you too. I might just give you an embarrassing haircut. See how that feels! OR I'll get you tattooed. So, consider this a warning. Continue being my pal, and no one gets hurt.
Muchas gracias, Liam
Dear crotch,
We've had some fun times together. You're like, a really good friend.
And since you've always done right by me, I make the effort to dress you in interesting pants. I'm sure you like that. Even when they're way too tight.
That's why we make such a great team - we both bring something to the table.
I feel like I can just call on you whenever I want, for a chat, for a serious conversation about the structural flaws of the universe, for some one-on-one time (eww!). You're pretty much the best girlfriend I've ever had. Yup, my penis, best girlfriend ever. Most guys would say that about their crotch, I suppose. But it goes without saying that we share a very serious, if some what disconnected relationship with our crotches. I mean, I'm writing it a letter.
And I'm pussy-footing around, being all nice and friendly, not because I'm a nice, friendly person, but because I know if I let something slip, say the wrong thing, my penis won't hesitate to ruin my life. I've seen the ads for 'erectile dysfunction'... I've been in the car with my dad, with the radio tuned into an ad about 'lasting longer in the bedroom thanks to nasal delivery technology'.
So, listen crotch, you fuck with me, and I'm gonna fuck with you too. I might just give you an embarrassing haircut. See how that feels! OR I'll get you tattooed. So, consider this a warning. Continue being my pal, and no one gets hurt.
Muchas gracias, Liam
Day 14: A letter to a word you love
Dear 'dickfish',
Love is a very strong emotion. I neither feel it for you, nor any other word for that matter. But I like you, and I guess we can build on that. Try taking me out to dinner, for example.
Make me feel special. Do things that will surprise me, just out of the kindness of your heart. Then, when you least expect it, I may just love you. And it will be good. Then I'll grow weary of your attention. And you'll be gone. But no matter, because we'll always have the memories. And I will drown those away with wine.
Platonically, Liam
Dear 'dickfish',
Love is a very strong emotion. I neither feel it for you, nor any other word for that matter. But I like you, and I guess we can build on that. Try taking me out to dinner, for example.
Make me feel special. Do things that will surprise me, just out of the kindness of your heart. Then, when you least expect it, I may just love you. And it will be good. Then I'll grow weary of your attention. And you'll be gone. But no matter, because we'll always have the memories. And I will drown those away with wine.
Platonically, Liam
19.7.10
Day 13: A letter to a word you don’t like
Dear "Awesomeness" and "Epic",
It's about time the tacky-as-fuck people who use you start looking for something else to say. Or at least start using you both ironically. You can join your friends "random" and "fail" in that big discarded word heap in the sky. Good riddance.
Liam
Dear "Awesomeness" and "Epic",
It's about time the tacky-as-fuck people who use you start looking for something else to say. Or at least start using you both ironically. You can join your friends "random" and "fail" in that big discarded word heap in the sky. Good riddance.
Liam
18.7.10
17.7.10
Day 12: A letter to a mythological creature
Dear God,
(See what I did there?)
Just writing to inform you that the internet is ballz out genius. Out of all your obscene miracles, this one is the finest. The iphone, I hear, is also pretty good.
I'm also grateful for Pokemon and for looking after all my dead pets in Pet Heaven.
Pokemon don't die.
Liam
Dear God,
(See what I did there?)
Just writing to inform you that the internet is ballz out genius. Out of all your obscene miracles, this one is the finest. The iphone, I hear, is also pretty good.
I'm also grateful for Pokemon and for looking after all my dead pets in Pet Heaven.
Pokemon don't die.
Liam
I've never been to heaven. Have you?But this is what it would be like... minus Bill Murray. No, plus Bill Murray. I don't know. Just imagine yourself in place of Bill. And that's what heaven would be like.
I'm beginning to wonder if I'm the living embodiment of the 'American cop' stereotype. Donuts and coffee do have that 'nothing else matters' appeal. If further evidence was needed, I'm approximately 90% opposed to working. The remaining 10% of my very being only sees work as a (less than veritable) means of securing more coffee and donuts. I should consider a position in law enforcement.
It just goes to show that all you really need to pull a naked babe is a pair of boots and some leopard print underwear. Which is contrary to all the things they taught me in school.
I'm not sure where the motor bike comes into it. I hear it gets mighty chilly with that wind blowing through your hair, nothing but you, the open road and toasty warm genitals (leopard print is very insulating). You should offer her your jacket.
15.7.10
Day 10: A letter to an alien race
Dear Blue Aliens from Daft Punk's One More Time film clip,
I have a thing for blue aliens.
But you guys really step it up a notch.
What with your retro hair cuts and homosex stage outfits. Can I ask you something, are you all natural blondes? Also, who inspires you musically? Also, what's it like going on tour? Crazy? I bet! Who's the 'compulsively clean' one? And who's the 'jokester'? It must be non-stop laughs! Ammirite? But I guess you're just content with 'getting your message' out there, huh? Sure. I understand that. It's not about the 'business' for you guys. It's about the 'music'. So, which one of you is gay?
Keep in touch, Liam
Dear Blue Aliens from Daft Punk's One More Time film clip,
I have a thing for blue aliens.
But you guys really step it up a notch.What with your retro hair cuts and homosex stage outfits. Can I ask you something, are you all natural blondes? Also, who inspires you musically? Also, what's it like going on tour? Crazy? I bet! Who's the 'compulsively clean' one? And who's the 'jokester'? It must be non-stop laughs! Ammirite? But I guess you're just content with 'getting your message' out there, huh? Sure. I understand that. It's not about the 'business' for you guys. It's about the 'music'. So, which one of you is gay?
Keep in touch, Liam
Pasty white hag on the left is giving me a tremendous boner. But it couldn't be done without the help of pasty white hag on the right. It's something I can't quite fully understand myself. But if you crop her out, I just don't really give a damn anymore.
There's a lot to be said about thin pasty white hags looking all coked out in the middle of nowhere. What are they doing all the way out here? What do they want from me? What are their phone numbers?
Offering your jacket to a girl is the sleaze. I feel like a complete tool offering my jacket to some shivering wreck of a woman I'm later going to sleep with. It ruins my complete game, because although I want to sleep with her, I want to look unfazed by sex and gentlemanly right up until her vagina. Nothing takes that away from me faster than taking off MY clothes and putting them on her. So pasty white hags in lingerie looking all coked out and cold in the middle of nowhere, touché, game fucking on.
Day 8: A letter to a giant space robot
Dear GSR,
I have to tell you, you are one hell of a giant space robot! From your shiny outer teflon coating, to your booming moog voice, you strike fear into the evil and socially redundant!
You are one technological astonishment/ retro-futuristic motif after another.
Dear Fighting Seizure Robots,
I like the catch of your jib.
Kisses, Liam
I have to tell you, you are one hell of a giant space robot! From your shiny outer teflon coating, to your booming moog voice, you strike fear into the evil and socially redundant!
You are one technological astonishment/ retro-futuristic motif after another.
Dear Fighting Seizure Robots,
I like the catch of your jib.
Kisses, Liam
12.7.10
Day 7. A letter to a historical event
Dear death of Michael Jackson,
I've heard the "I'll never forget where I was when I heard Michael Jackson had died" and coincidentally, I have also heard "Even though I said I'd never forget what I was doing when I heard that Michael Jackson had died, I have forgotten."
But, I will never forget where I was when I heard about you, the death of Michael Jackson. Because when mildly interesting news, particularly when concerning the death of a celebrity comes from a Bulgarian sex addict riding past you on a bike, it tends to stick.
"Hey Liam, Michael Jackson is dead" were the precise words, in place of the more common and socially accepted 'Good morning' or 'How are you?'
If only all the things I had to remember could be presented to me in that format.
Liam
Dear death of Michael Jackson,
I've heard the "I'll never forget where I was when I heard Michael Jackson had died" and coincidentally, I have also heard "Even though I said I'd never forget what I was doing when I heard that Michael Jackson had died, I have forgotten."
But, I will never forget where I was when I heard about you, the death of Michael Jackson. Because when mildly interesting news, particularly when concerning the death of a celebrity comes from a Bulgarian sex addict riding past you on a bike, it tends to stick.
"Hey Liam, Michael Jackson is dead" were the precise words, in place of the more common and socially accepted 'Good morning' or 'How are you?'
If only all the things I had to remember could be presented to me in that format.
Liam
Day 5. A letter to a celebrity you want to kick in the face
Dear Madonna,
First of all, this letter writing activity is really adamant I mess up some people's faces. But, you're a celebrity so you understand.
As I've expressed earlier, I don't really wanna kick anyone in the face, let alone you. But it would seem that decision is out of my hands. Rest assured, if there are other fully-fledged celebrities out there who take their fame more seriously than you, I'll resign to kicking them in the face instead. I hope we're clear.
I really liked that "Frozen" song you did. I liked the film clip too. But you get no credit for that. The director and the set and costume designers were the real artists. You are just the receiver of a kick to the face.
Hoping you are well, Liam
Dear Madonna,
First of all, this letter writing activity is really adamant I mess up some people's faces. But, you're a celebrity so you understand.
As I've expressed earlier, I don't really wanna kick anyone in the face, let alone you. But it would seem that decision is out of my hands. Rest assured, if there are other fully-fledged celebrities out there who take their fame more seriously than you, I'll resign to kicking them in the face instead. I hope we're clear.
I really liked that "Frozen" song you did. I liked the film clip too. But you get no credit for that. The director and the set and costume designers were the real artists. You are just the receiver of a kick to the face.
Hoping you are well, Liam
9.7.10
Day 4. A letter to someone you want to kick in the face expressing why you want to kick them in the face
Dear 'man with indestructible face',
I'm writing this to inform you that if I'm ever forced at gunpoint to fly kick someone in the face, it's going to be you.
Sure there are people who probably deserve a fly kick to the face... probably even some people who want a fly kick to the face... like, sexually. But I am in no position to hand out fly kicks left right and centre. This is not because I'm a pacifist as such, or because I couldn't muster the energy to fly through the air with my foot directed at a face, no. This is because I just can't. I would pay someone else to do it for me. It might have something to do with guilt. Or going to jail. Or getting blood and teeth all over my legs and stuff. But this is not a letter to someone I want to kick the face so badly that I pay someone else to kick them in the face, no. So, man with indestructi- I just re-read the title and I realised there is no mention of 'FLY kicking' whatsoever. I just added that part in subconsciously. I guess If I were to kick a face, (which I just spent a lot of time saying I would not) I'd make a real go of it and fly kick it up a notch.
Anyway, man with indestructible face, I pray this gets to you and I hope you are well.
Regards, Liam
Dear 'man with indestructible face',
I'm writing this to inform you that if I'm ever forced at gunpoint to fly kick someone in the face, it's going to be you.
Sure there are people who probably deserve a fly kick to the face... probably even some people who want a fly kick to the face... like, sexually. But I am in no position to hand out fly kicks left right and centre. This is not because I'm a pacifist as such, or because I couldn't muster the energy to fly through the air with my foot directed at a face, no. This is because I just can't. I would pay someone else to do it for me. It might have something to do with guilt. Or going to jail. Or getting blood and teeth all over my legs and stuff. But this is not a letter to someone I want to kick the face so badly that I pay someone else to kick them in the face, no. So, man with indestructi- I just re-read the title and I realised there is no mention of 'FLY kicking' whatsoever. I just added that part in subconsciously. I guess If I were to kick a face, (which I just spent a lot of time saying I would not) I'd make a real go of it and fly kick it up a notch.
Anyway, man with indestructible face, I pray this gets to you and I hope you are well.
Regards, Liam
Day 3. A letter to a movie character
Dear Iron Man aka Tony Stark,
Enough with the quippy one-liners and audience-aimed quizzical looks when someone alludes to you as either, sarcastic, egotistical or narcissistic. This intentional phony dismay, so as to portray yourself as a 'mischievous puppy/ chronic ladies man/ sex addict in denial' is getting tiresome. It was endearing in the first movie, then dumb in the second. You're obviously dealing with some kind of mid-life crisis related inadequacy. Take a look at Hugh Hefner, who's doing it so much better than you. That guy is a natural at playing it cool. You look like you're reading straight from a fucking 'How to' manual on being sassy.
Warm regards, Liam
Dear Iron Man aka Tony Stark,
Enough with the quippy one-liners and audience-aimed quizzical looks when someone alludes to you as either, sarcastic, egotistical or narcissistic. This intentional phony dismay, so as to portray yourself as a 'mischievous puppy/ chronic ladies man/ sex addict in denial' is getting tiresome. It was endearing in the first movie, then dumb in the second. You're obviously dealing with some kind of mid-life crisis related inadequacy. Take a look at Hugh Hefner, who's doing it so much better than you. That guy is a natural at playing it cool. You look like you're reading straight from a fucking 'How to' manual on being sassy.
Warm regards, Liam
8.7.10
Day 2. A letter to a dinosaur
Dear dilophosaurus,
I met you in that movie: Jurassic Park. You were wearing this scaly reptilian number. I was the 6 year old in the pants and shirt. Our eyes met for a brief second. I think you'll agree we shared something together.
When I think of you, time itself seems to stop. I can't stop loving you, no matter how hard I try. Why do you have to be so god damned extinct?
All my love, Liam
Dear dilophosaurus,
I met you in that movie: Jurassic Park. You were wearing this scaly reptilian number. I was the 6 year old in the pants and shirt. Our eyes met for a brief second. I think you'll agree we shared something together.
When I think of you, time itself seems to stop. I can't stop loving you, no matter how hard I try. Why do you have to be so god damned extinct?
All my love, Liam
7.7.10
30 day letter thing
Day 1. A letter to an inanimate object you hate.
Dear Mount Fuji,
You are a cockstain. Climbing you was, what felt like a very unfulfilling decade of my life. I wish I had wasted that time anywhere other than on your dry rocky slopes of hopelessness.
You stink, you're ugly up close and you're never ending. That Japanese guy I saw vomiting on you, you brought that upon yourself for being such a shit of a mountain.
Also, thanks for being not only a massive bitch on the way up, but an insufferable slut on the way down. And I should probably thank you for breaking me down to a level of mental stability that can only be accurately described as "stabby". Go eat a dick.
Best wishes, Liam.
Dear Mount Fuji,
You are a cockstain. Climbing you was, what felt like a very unfulfilling decade of my life. I wish I had wasted that time anywhere other than on your dry rocky slopes of hopelessness.
You stink, you're ugly up close and you're never ending. That Japanese guy I saw vomiting on you, you brought that upon yourself for being such a shit of a mountain.
Also, thanks for being not only a massive bitch on the way up, but an insufferable slut on the way down. And I should probably thank you for breaking me down to a level of mental stability that can only be accurately described as "stabby". Go eat a dick.
Best wishes, Liam.
I'm working on this new screen play
Liam: Here's your delivery. If you could just sign this and I'll be on my way.Bastard: What!? I didn't order two boxes of baby ducks!!
Liam: Ducklings.
Bastard: What?
Liam: Baby ducks are called ducklings.
Bastard: (clearly upset) I don't care what they're called. They're not mine.
Liam: Well... what am I supposed to do with two boxes of ducklings?
Bastard: What am I supposed to do with two boxes of ducklings.
Liam: There was this movie where this girl adopted a flock of baby geese and effectively became their mother. She taught them how to fly by building an aeroplane and having the geese follow her into the sky. It was fairly inspirational.
Bastard: I've never seen that movie.
Liam: I'll rent it and we can watch it together if you just sign for these ducklings.
Bastard: Hhhhm. I don't know. Becoming mother to two boxes of ducklings seems like an awful burden.
Liam: Fine. Fine, well just sign for them, then I'll turn my back and you can just chuck one box of ducklings into the garbage or something. How does that sound?
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