How to get rid of a bore

Grandad October 12th, 2007

I don’t like to be uncharitable, because essentially, I’m a nice bloke.

There is a resident in our village though, who I can only describe as a pain in the hole.

He is boring, long winded, tight-fisted, miserable, depressed and generally guaranteed to drive anyone to drink. Everyone crosses the road to avoid him. Even the local priest. And he wanders around the village trying to trap people into conversation.

The local shops do a great trade because of him. People nip into shops to avoid him and then feel they have to buy something.

He doesn’t drink, but he haunts the pub, sipping his orange and looking like someone on the verge of suicide. We love sending tourists over to him. We tell them he is the local ‘character’, and full of tales of wisdom.

He trapped me the other day. After about two hours of boring conversation about the weather, and some GAA match or other [where I had to keep shifting to keep upwind of him - he hasn't washed in years], he eventually got to the point. Apparently he had gotten his hands on a computer, and had the idea that I could set it up for him. Some b*st*rd had told him I had a computer.

Normally, I would have told him to f*ck off, but I had been saying “yes” at regular intervals [to make him think I was listening to him], and I found myself saying “yes” to his request.

Sh*t!

I went down this morning. The stench in the house was unbearable, and he kept waffling on about “the Match” [He's always on about some bloody Match]. I worked quickly. I managed to connect him to the Interweb somehow. Then while he droned on in the background I whipped out a few credit cards I had “acquired”.

I signed him up for a couple of dozen hard core porn sites, and managed to find a few paedophile sites too. I used his real name and address, of course. I downloaded as many images as I could, and told him I was downloading the latest version of the Interweb. He now has a hard disk full of really nasty stuff. Even I was horrified at the images, and I’ve been around a while.

I left in a hurry. He, for once actually looked quite happy.

So now, if you’ll excuse me, I have a phone call to make before the local police station closes for the day…..

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14 Responses to “How to get rid of a bore”

  1. Porn » How to get rid of a bore UNITED STATESon 12 Oct 2007 at 10:24 am

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  2. Daz IRELANDon 12 Oct 2007 at 10:39 am

    Ah, you couldn’t plan for a comment like that to appear. Brilliant.

  3. Grandad IRELANDon 12 Oct 2007 at 10:47 am

    Daz - I had dozens of those after my ‘celebrity’ bit yesterday. I deleted most of them, but I think I’ll leave that one :)

  4. Grannymar UNITED KINGDOMon 12 Oct 2007 at 10:48 am

    We had a bloke like your friend living in our town. Allergic to washing, he was, enough grease to fill deep fat fryer on his hair. Grasses that looked like they had opaque lenses! He walked around like he was Lord of the Manor.

    To cap it all, he almost fell into your mouth when he wanted to say something.

    Yuck! I’m off to take another shower!

  5. Grandad IRELANDon 12 Oct 2007 at 11:02 am

    There is actually an expression that is used in the area -

    “You have as much chance of that as you have of getting ‘The Match’ to change his shirt”

    ;)

  6. Kirk M UNITED STATESon 12 Oct 2007 at 4:29 pm

    Why oh why didn’t I read something like this 10 years ago when I could have really used it. I envy you your devious imagination and creative thinking. Beats subscribing to those magazines wrapped in brown paper with titles like “Boy Toy” in your boss’s name and business address by a long shot.

    Carry on, sir…carry on.

  7. Laurie CANADAon 12 Oct 2007 at 4:33 pm

    You did it again grandad….had me laughing out loud. I really do believe my cohorts think me loony.

    I think we all have met characters such as you described. My nature is to be very kind…and somehow I draw folks like that to my side. I don’t mind though, however…sometimes I would like to do something as evil as you just described.

    Methinks you are a sweetie though…and you really did no such thing.

    Laurie

  8. Grandad IRELANDon 12 Oct 2007 at 5:15 pm

    Kirk M - The old “naughty magazine tucked inside the comic book” trick? ;)

    Laurie - Did you think of gagging yourself before surfing? And thanks for calling me a sweetie and a liar in one sentence!! I’m not sure what to make of that.

  9. Laurie CANADAon 12 Oct 2007 at 5:37 pm

    Grandad…it means…you are sweet fibber. I would never ever call you a liar…

  10. Grandad IRELANDon 12 Oct 2007 at 5:58 pm

    Fibber, I’ll accept. Even if I do only tell the truth.

  11. tony IRELANDon 12 Oct 2007 at 8:44 pm

    er, could I, er, borrow those er, credit card. I er, need to buy er, some shoes and er, stuff online

  12. Grandad IRELANDon 12 Oct 2007 at 11:27 pm

    Sorry, Tony but, er, no.

  13. janet UNITED STATESon 13 Oct 2007 at 4:42 am

    You did not!!!

  14. Grandad IRELANDon 14 Oct 2007 at 6:48 pm

    Janet - I did not what??

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