'REMEDIES. IT WAS GREAT. GOD, WE WERE ALL SO DRUNK.'

Just when I thought I'd suffered sitting opposite the most annoying person in the library, another irritant comes crawling out of the woodwork and tops the list.

This one is sat next to one of his friends and is talking to him as if a) he's deaf and b) in need of hearing the word 'drunk' in every sentence. Here's an example of the conversation being bellowed the other side of my monitor:

'I WAS SO DRUNK LAST NIGHT.'
'Were you?'
'YEAH, REALLY DRUNK. YOU KNOW WHAEN YOU'RE REALLY DRUNK AND PEOPLE KEEP SAYING TO YOU 'YOU'RE REALLY DRUNK' I WAS THAT DRUNK.'
'Where were you last night?'
'REMEDIES. IT WAS GREAT. GOD, WE WERE ALL SO DRUNK.'
'Was Alice drunk?'
'YEAH SHE WAS REALLY DRUNK, SHE WAS JUST REALLY, REALLY DRUNK. AND TOM WAS REALLY DRUNK TOO. WE WERE ALL REALLY DRUNK.'

Aaagh! Why do people like this exist? Why? I don't care if someone was drunk last night, I couldn't care less, but I hate hearing this kind of weird boasting so loud that I can't even ignore it.

Every so often I let out a sigh and glare, but it doesn't seem to do anything. But I know if I go to say something I'll snap and end up looking like a crazy. Which I'm not.

Anyway, that's that.

More later, maybe.

xx