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No one's fighting for you in the last Garrison

Desmond79

My cleaner didn't make it, at all today, in spite of her promise to come; for presence in my PIP assessment call. And there is yet another form my brother and I have to sign before the money from the sale of the family land and house. My solicitor may send me ten grand, in the meantime, however I resolved the, stonking-great, water bill; in the hope the ten grand arrives.

Only my faith in Christ is keeping me sane; at this minute. I did a decent enough acting role, with the PIP call, however I did tic when trying to exaggerate. The State wants us to beg for money, rather than let it come naturally. A Nation governed by Martin Lewis. Expressionless

Trust in the divine, because humans are a right shower.

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  • Desmond, I'm trying to understand the military metaphor you used.

    Garrison = body of troops stationed in a particular location, originally to guard it. 

    Do you mean to compare yourself with a particular location that requires guarding and to which no troops have been sent to protect you? Or are you comparing yourself to a particular location where there are plenty of troops stationed, but none of them are willing to fight to protect you?

  • in reply to ☕Tassimo ☕

    It was a line in the final verse of 'Empty Cans' by Mike Skinner, whenever the Protagonist of the album 'A Grand don' t come for free' found the thousand quid inside his TV; he thought his mates stole it at the beginning of the album. 

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