You look tired....

Thanks for your concern you bastards but I'm just not wearing makeup.

Seriously!

Some people.... oh well luckily the basis of my self esteeem is not down to whether one person thinks I look tired. Might be a bit of a cutty cutty day if it was.

Have a nice day!

What's wrong with looking tired anyway Most people do on a Monday morn. Tired != ugly

I hate that comment. STFU C word.

Monday's are just a waste of the week really .. like warm up day.

glorious chance for: witty comeback time...

: witty comeback time...

"You look like a {insert here} but I don't go saying it out loud do I"

?

Eg "Cheap slut"

You can be sure they won't comment on your tiredness again

can I have the day off then?

I get it all the time hehe. I actually do tell them it's because I've got no makeup on. Shuts them up.

"I was up all last night fucking"... should work.

"Well... It's much harder to get away with arson and murder during the daytime..."

Just counter with "Do I? Guess it's cause I have an exciting life"

I know I've been partying too much if people ever say that to me ...

The entirety of London looks rough as shit on a Monday, so funny seeing all these corpse like people almost passed out on the tube on a Monday morning.

To live in a city that's actually interesting to go out on the weekend in.

I agree Smiley, I personally found a huge difficulty feeling rough as shit on a Monday in Auckland.. Against monumental odds I persevered.

This does not sound good. What if there was a zombie outbreak over the weekend and the whole of London turned, you wouldn't be able to tell.

I thought you were tired, but this is based purely on the amount of threads you're creating moaning about what people are saying to you.

If the corpses are still bitching about the tube/weather/Olympics you know they're not dangerous.

Gah what is it with whingy londoners... a friend is from there,,I love her she's great but for a beautiful chick she whingers a fuck load about the weather its slightly tolerable cos of her poncy accent.

It's a national past time. I've embraced it.