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There's no peace to be found in the middle of a party, you don't want to be at. The strawberry laced chemical fog of vape chokes the air, Overpowering the familiar fragrance of spilled lager and drunken tales. The shot girl pushes her tray toward me. I don't want one. The television screen is brighter than the future facing many in here, The debt piling up in cost of living crisis Britain As the three in one pay day plans come knocking and the car insurance rises yet again. You really ought to look both ways when you pull out. Brawls break out, one two three A mosh of angst and teenage delirium Still trapped in the bodies of middle aged men That never got to the nirvana of being comfortable with themselves. That **** shot girl won't give up. The group of addled lads push into my space, Throwing a punch they don't mean and sneering love lines to the bar maid that definitely hasn't heard that one before. I don't think even she thinks her Next jeans are the stairway to heaven, pal. A fourth goal rolls in, it's time go. The dream of the gathered mass flies away on the muggy early May air quick as it came. back to the beginning. square one. Not for a while yet. The bouncer clears the floor. And still the shots are sold.
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May 8
May 8, 2026 at 5:15 AM UTC
Bar Fight
There's no peace to be found in the middle of a party, you don't want to be at. The strawberry laced chemical fog of vape chokes the air, Overpowering the familiar fragrance of spilled lager and drunken tales. The shot girl pushes her tray toward me. I don't want one. The television screen is brighter than the future facing many in here, The debt piling up in cost of living crisis Britain As the three in one pay day plans come knocking and the car insurance rises yet again. You really ought to look both ways when you pull out. Brawls break out, one two three A mosh of angst and teenage delirium Still trapped in the bodies of middle aged men That never got to the nirvana of being comfortable with themselves. That **** shot girl won't give up. The group of addled lads push into my space, Throwing a punch they don't mean and sneering love lines to the bar maid that definitely hasn't heard that one before. I don't think even she thinks her Next jeans are the stairway to heaven, pal. A fourth goal rolls in, it's time go. The dream of the gathered mass flies away on the muggy early May air quick as it came. back to the beginning. square one. Not for a while yet. The bouncer clears the floor. And still the shots are sold.
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May 8
May 8, 2026 at 5:15 AM UTC
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