I was in the same place as Sinead O'Connor for a few months. I wouldn't say I knew her but was in conversations with her a few times. She got treated poorly because of her public persona and I felt a little sorry for her. I just figured she could cope with it but she shouldn't really have to. Maybe she never noticed. Maybe she never gave a **** but I feel a little guilty about that. This was at the time she was in one controversy after another. She just never seemed that way in person. Some chanter though.
Shut up you boring, bitter mhutant. I knew a guy once, he was a bit strange, I felt guilty because he wasn't weird, maybe he was but he didn't deserve to be treated that way because he might've been a bit of a weirdo, I didn't think so, he seemed genuine but he did come across a bit wierd, maybe I am weird though, I don't know but I felt a bit guilty about it. Everyone thought he was weird at some point, he just seemed a bit weird sometimes when I knew him. Boring final sentence.
I didn't know a guy once. Sent his wife out to deal with the debt collectors whilst he hid behind the sofa. ****ebag
Here's another of my celebrated anecdotes... Mother asked me to make a CD with Nothing Compares 2 U on it to take to the McMillan center, they'd asked everyone to bring in one of their favourite songs. So, it got played and naturally everyone in the room was in floods of tears. Mother hadn't really listened to the lyrics, just thought it was a love song.
