I caught a taxi through to Bree that was playing "Takalane Sesame" (Sesame Street in Zulu) at full ball... This was followed by English Made Easy (Good morning Good morning how are you... children can you say "COW" Say "COW" Children.
CUNT. although in this case slightly softer. cunt. like that.
The driver didn't hear me. God knows what he's going to do with English anyway, Zuma doesn't hold with that kind of shit. As a matter of fact neither does Julius.
This whole episode, the bullshit sesame and the bullshit OLSET program (Open Learning Systems Education Trust for christsake) reminded me of a taxi with the following marking I saw in its back window about a week ago.
U CANT BE A WINNER ALWAYS.
Tell me about it.
To get to Bryanston you need to go through Randburg Rank. Somebody tell me an easier route, cos when you get to Randburg you gotta sit in the Bryanston Taxi and wait for it to fill up. In this instance 40 minutes. And the kid in the first row starts screaming 20 minutes in. It's still going full tilt when I get off at Bryanston Shopping Centre. I would have preferred to listen to Takalane Sesame, but not the OLSET crap.
I have a thing against the OLSET program. It brings back bad memories of Helen Joseph Hospital, when I ended up after my motorcycle accident in 2003, trussed like a gimp in traction, and every morning, every godforsaken morning in that slimepit, someone in a room down the ward played OLSET at full volume. Every fucking morning for 6 weeks.
Do you know what that can do to a man?
On a lighter note. I rode in a taxi the other day that carried the following instruction over the "footledge" behind the driver's seat.
PLEASE DO NOT PLACE FEET
OR SEAT ON THIS SHELF.
IT IS MEANT FOR PARCELS.
Some drivers adopt this stance with a military intensity. Others offer you some leeway. My advice. Keep you feet on the floor and your eyes on the prize. You can't be a winner always, but tomorrow might bring some slight respite, at least.
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