4am chatters with gross friend hobz

saltz says:
aye do u think my shit tmr will be orange? coz i eat cheeseballs and super rings?

saltz says:
hahahaha

Both of us never tiring, desperately wanting. says:
no but u smell ur shit

Both of us never tiring, desperately wanting. says:
damn smelly

saltz says:
firstly...whose shit is not smelly?

saltz says:
secondly....who the hell smells their own shit?!?!??!!

Both of us never tiring, desperately wanting. says:
eh soemtimes shit isnt as smelly as other days what Ahahaha

saltz says:
..............only u will take note of such things!

Both of us never tiring, desperately wanting. says:
pout

Both of us never tiring, desperately wanting. says:
i observant lor

saltz says:
u are just gross lor....

ok..peach says tt we talk rubbish at 430 am...but then..who talks about serious stuff at 430 am?! alright...here's some serious stuff regarding the consumption patterns in urban environment..about how the exclusive, style-oriented and distinctive consumption pattern evolved in urban environments during the 1980s...

"Firstly, the post-war 'baby-boomer' generation was characterised by an accent on exploration of self-awareness. During the late 1960s this was achieved through the widespread adoption of a number of counter-cultural movements......failure of these movements to deliver such self-awareness and freedom led to this urge being satisfied through the pursuit of individualised patterns of consumption."

"Second, the polarisation of economic opportunity and income....created with them a number of jobs at the upper end of the spectrum that did not carry with them any inherent social status. This missing social status had to be constructed. Again consumption was the mechanism through which this was achieved."

my take on this reasoning..."eh! what rubbish la......???"haha...sorry..like very shallow...but then it's really 430am..and that was the only thing that went through my head...if not i'd have more to say to tt...people sure know how to reason out their bad consumption habits eh??



tmr...my conclusion on why there's an increasing amount of people who refuse to commit..