- Travelling on a train without a ticket. The fact that they invented 'permit to travel' for 20p only encouraged us.
- Buying/consuming drugs.
- Buying alcohol underage. The one perk of being D cup aged 16.
- Use of fake ID. Waiting in a queue repeating your 'date of birth' to yourself.
- Knowingly carrying a bottle of water through airport security.
- Stealing a double chocolate cookie every day of sixth form. I'd eat it on way round. I also put on a stone.
- Smoking fags in the non-smoking carriage of a train.
- Driving under the influence of marijuana - feeling like you are driving in an arcade game, rather than on an actual real road.
- Accomplice to shoplifting I knew my boyfriend had hidden that bouncy ball in my hood.
- Stealing a cheese and ham baguette at Geneva airport. They asked me to pay at a different. I simply walked away 8 euros better off.
- Sex in a public place.
- Walking on grass when specifically told not too. It's impossible to fight the urge.
- As above with not touching art/displays in museums or galleries.
- Urinating in the street. Needs must.
- Cheating in exams. Who didn't have formulas pencilled on their Casio calculator?
- Disrespecting school property. Pushing chairs of desks earned me an internal suspension - pretty god damn rock 'n roll!
- 'Walking under the influence'- Police once pulled me over on the Euston road because they questioning whether I was in a fit state to be walking.
- Going up town (to an alley to smoke) at lunch without a letter from your parents.
- Indecent exposure. One of favourite activities.
- Driving without a seat belt. If you've not done a journey on floor of a cab or in the boot of a car you've not lived.
Sometime, about a year ago, I suddenly started hating the tube. 2 minutes at a signal and I am freaking out.
To take my mind off things I begun writing lists, each inspired by my journey on the underground.
Monday, 11 April 2011
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