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Mundane facts about your day...
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proactive
Enjoying a drop of red.
On a four lane motorway, Lane 4 is for Audis, Lane 3 for BMWs, Lane 2 for lorries and Lane 1 for the rest of us to stay out of the fcuking way in.
Read the highway code, it must be in there.
proactive
Enjoying a drop of red.
Such a nice chap...
Gramaisc
Forum O. G.
Profile of Gavin Williamson - http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b096dhwl - not sure if it should be here or in the Spiders threads.
Seems like a 'nice' person, who may have had access to specialist information about others in the frame...
Seems like a 'nice' person, who may have had access to specialist information about others in the frame...
staffordjas
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A very proud mum as son graduated 
BUT.....the tight dress I was wearing kept pulling my tights down , closely followed by my undies
so spent hours hitching them up
Then hubby was handed the graduation scroll and bloody lost it while paying for the photos
. Spoilt the bloody occasion as nowhere to be found. Me & hubby went back later and found it on a table , someone must have picked it up by mistake with their brochures . Hubby lives to see another day...
BUT.....the tight dress I was wearing kept pulling my tights down , closely followed by my undies
so spent hours hitching them up Then hubby was handed the graduation scroll and bloody lost it while paying for the photos
. Spoilt the bloody occasion as nowhere to be found. Me & hubby went back later and found it on a table , someone must have picked it up by mistake with their brochures . Hubby lives to see another day...
staffordjas
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Feeling sorry for myself!
Rather pissed off as back in the hotel room by 7.30pm . Now sitting watching TV with a pint of lager,& lime from the hotel bar. All those bars on the doorstep and the night is over as hubby's asleep
Don't know why I bothered treating us to our short break now , even having my bloody breakfast in my own
Should have gatecrashed sons pre-drinks party..
Rather pissed off as back in the hotel room by 7.30pm . Now sitting watching TV with a pint of lager,& lime from the hotel bar. All those bars on the doorstep and the night is over as hubby's asleep
Don't know why I bothered treating us to our short break now , even having my bloody breakfast in my own
Should have gatecrashed sons pre-drinks party..
Noah
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Thought if you ticked the box on the electrol roll requesting not to go on the open register, that people wouldn't be able to just type your name in and find out where you live.???? Just googled my name and it's told me (stating 'data supplied by the electrol roll' ) my age, where I live and who I live with at that address
Seems to thing that I was born in the second half of the 16th century, think it is confusing me with someone else.
Trumpet
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Your contact at Sainsbugs knows about this.
Glam
Mad Cat Woman
I was informed by 1 of the lovely checkout girls they had moved to B&M, this was after I told her they had gone and she informed a supervisor.
proactive
Enjoying a drop of red.
Cue
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Every photo of him, he looks like he’s sneering at the poor
Carole
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Might @Admin move the Gavin Williamson stuff to somewhere else please?
All the political stuff isnt really relevant to "mundane facts about my day"
There are enough threads already where people can vent their anger and opinions towards those that don't agree with their own political persuasions.
We don't really need it it in every thread.
Do we?
All the political stuff isnt really relevant to "mundane facts about my day"
There are enough threads already where people can vent their anger and opinions towards those that don't agree with their own political persuasions.
We don't really need it it in every thread.
Do we?
John Marwood
I ♥ cryptic crosswords
How mundane
Withnail
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It's not properly Halloween without it - i'm not in any way being facetious, i was a little bit saddened by its absence. I feel the same about your marking of the solstices too. Warm glow, sort of thing.
I did - really enjoyed this year.
I'm thinking of, erm, treating it as a sort of secular Yuletide-type affair henceforward. Partly, of course, because it seems to really piss some people off that it is even celebrated at all.
Which is obviously appealing in its own right - but also let us not forget that this is the year that we have had confirmation that irreligious types outnumber the faithful.
The observation of ritual therefore becomes a matter of choice, not doctrine.
I appreciate the irony of addressing this to you, who after all is a genuine observer of an equally mis-guided faith, but i'm all for the underdog.
Withnail
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I seem to have already eased myself into my winter long johns - this will be a semi-permanent arrangement.BUT.....the tight dress I was wearing kept pulling my tights down , closely followed by my undies
The fit is not quite just so, so one expects at least three months of varying degrees of pant hitchin'.
Cold though, ain't it?
basil
don't mention the blinds
I'm sure I could hear 'hold me close' blaring out into the early hours....
PeterD
ST16 Represent.
A very proud mum as son graduated
BUT.....the tight dress I was wearing kept pulling my tights down , closely followed by my undies
Then hubby was handed the graduation scroll and bloody lost it while paying for the photos
It was one of my proudest days seeing my daughter graduate, during her GCSE's her then boyfriend dumped her, she still passed, then during her final year at Uni she found that he (same person) had been cheating on her. She still got her degree. I tell my daughter I am proud of her all the time but that day I was beyond proud.
Thehooperman
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