a conversation that took place while walking through a town on a thursday not so very long ago

she said: that's a tiny sandwich shop, i never even noticed it before

i said: yeah that's where everyone went from sixth form

she said: it's been there a long time then

i said: yeah, i never went there though

she said: why? didn't you fancy it?

i said: generally if something is popular i try to avoid it

she said: out of principle?

i said: kind of, but not particularly. i just generally find that if something is popular then i dont like it much

happy birthday

happy birthday

xxx

im thinking how funny/annoying/embarrassing/fucked up it would be to email all of the people who i email, but send them the wrong message (to puporsefully type an email in response to their last email, but instead of sending it to them, send it to someone else who i also email) and then repeat this for all of the people who i email.

also considering the same process for text messages. thinking it will be best to reference each person by name in the message so that the person who recieves it will wonder who this other person is.

this idea has the potential to be an interesting social experiment of little to no value.