Tuesday
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Finished working at around 1am, not sure what to blame, so lets stick with buying a book which some sharply dressed guy goes around killing people, just to see what certain members are getting at.
Walked the dogs came back had an email asking for a 9am meeting (sent at 8am today) I was like hmm can I get to home, change then to work, probably not.
An afternoon/evening in Manchester has been organised next week, may need a bio haz unit upon my departure, and that isn't to do with the lady in question. Before I just book Gaucho, anyone got any good places for food?
Ok off to the post office then to work.ciao
Walked the dogs came back had an email asking for a 9am meeting (sent at 8am today) I was like hmm can I get to home, change then to work, probably not.
An afternoon/evening in Manchester has been organised next week, may need a bio haz unit upon my departure, and that isn't to do with the lady in question. Before I just book Gaucho, anyone got any good places for food?
Ok off to the post office then to work.ciao
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The film is pretty good too. Available on Netflix, or if you google American Psycho full movie you'll find one that works.
Pretty tired this morning, spent half an hour last night performing an exorcism on Devil child and it took me ages to get back to sleep again.Pinno, מלך אידיוט וחרא מכונאי0 -
Morning folks,
Still got this poxy sore throat, need to avoid talking to customers as much as possible today. For my sanity as much as for my throat. Hopefully have a quiet day and evening to steal myself in preparation for misbehaviour for the rest of the week.
Onwards and upwards...
Forgot to ask. Seano I guess your bike hasn't killed you to death yet. Is it all hunky dory now?0 -
Day 2 of New Job, going quite well, if a little, er, frantic. But that's good, for now at least. Better day than yesterday, which was a whole day of "safety induction". The instructor has no clue how close he was to being hacked to pieces with a temporary pass for the twin crimes of...
"Some pacific examples are... " Er, no, the Pacific is the effing big puddle just east of here; and also, news just in, there is no "k" in the word(s) et cetera.
Hearing those two things alone 50 times in a day was enough to have my teeth ground flat, never mind the rest of the grammar and pronunciation horrors.
[/and breathe]
Otherwise, a crawl home through appalling traffic in a thunderstorm was only made bearable by the midway stop to collect some bargain-tastic wheels bought off eBay for peanuts. And they are in beautiful nick. Yay!Open One+ BMC TE29 Seven 622SL On One Scandal Cervelo RS0 -
sa0u823e wrote:Making friends and not being a grumpy old man there Wheelspinner
V68 gutted, how did you catch that? Customer present?
Lunch update, prosciutto ham, comte, some bread, followed by tea and a jam doughnut
Is that code for something naughty?0 -
Gift from the lad, one of the many joys of having kids. Thankfully his is getting better as he's off on a school trip for 5 days from Thursday. Taking lots of drugs for it, I reckon vodka out of the freezer might help. Cold to numb the pain and antiseptic.sa0u823e wrote:V68 gutted, how did you catch that? Customer present?
Glad you're enjoying yourself Spinner. I used to have a boss that said "to be Pacific" quite often, several times I asked him how he became an ocean and he never did understand. More recently I worked for someone that kept saying "at the end of the day" and would give me filthy looks as I unfailingly replied with "it's night". Didn't stop the irritating little fuckwad from saying it unfortunately.0 -
Wasn't the highly cultured Hannibal Lecter based in Florence?sa0u823e wrote:Finished working at around 1am, not sure what to blame, so lets stick with buying a book which some sharply dressed guy goes around killing people, just to see what certain members are getting at.
ciao
Evening Gits,
I have had a good pedal today and have eaten like the proverbial horse while abusing idiots at work, I should do more of this. I have got to finish my CV tonight for that job application, I had almost forgotten the 'buzz' when something like this comes out of the blue
"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Seano may sympathise with Thing 2's latest trick which is climbing out of her cot and running a muck. A half dozen times of lifting her back into her cot and a lot of bawling (from both of us) results in her crawling into our bed, falling asleep and the falling out of the bed. All to the narration of Thing 1 telling her off, which is quietly amusing.
At a meeting of a whole load of waste managers (boring baskets the lot of them) whilst trying to keep awake, one of my employees said out loud "E who?" when someone mentioned EU regs. I thought it was hilarious given the dour sods around the table and the circumstances.
Worked today (again :roll: ). Getting fed up of it.
I think there should be a blanket ban on Tuesday threads.
Laters.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
You were at that meeting, right?pinarello001 wrote:At a meeting of a whole load of waste managers (boring baskets the lot of them)
"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Stevo 666 wrote:
You were at that meeting, right?pinarello001 wrote:At a meeting of a whole load of waste managers (boring baskets the lot of them)
Funny.
Would I rather be in a meeting with a bunch of accountants? It's a hard call.
You read all of my post?!seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
Great ride into work bar the horse in the middle of the corner on a 11% downhill and then an hour later a car pulled out on me - much easy peddle home bar the rain
In between work was shoot. Tonight at home has been frosty as I forgot to mention I was staying over in chester tomorrow - oh well0 -
'Sports teams'. Golly gosh.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0
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You talk sh1t, we talk tax. It's a hard callpinarello001 wrote:Stevo 666 wrote:
You were at that meeting, right?pinarello001 wrote:At a meeting of a whole load of waste managers (boring baskets the lot of them)
Funny.
Would I rather be in a meeting with a bunch of accountants? It's a hard call.
You read all of my post?!
I must have narked you because you had to edit your post "I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Stevo 666 wrote:
You talk sh1t, we talk tax. It's a hard callpinarello001 wrote:Stevo 666 wrote:
You were at that meeting, right?pinarello001 wrote:At a meeting of a whole load of waste managers (boring baskets the lot of them)
Funny.
Would I rather be in a meeting with a bunch of accountants? It's a hard call.
You read all of my post?!
I must have narked you because you had to edit your post
I simply added "You read all of my post?!".
Proves the OCD inherent in people of your ilk.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
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Proves my theory that all waste management types resort to sweeping generalisations when they are narkedpinarello001 wrote:Stevo 666 wrote:
You talk sh1t, we talk tax. It's a hard callpinarello001 wrote:Stevo 666 wrote:
You were at that meeting, right?pinarello001 wrote:At a meeting of a whole load of waste managers (boring baskets the lot of them)
Funny.
Would I rather be in a meeting with a bunch of accountants? It's a hard call.
You read all of my post?!
I must have narked you because you had to edit your post
I simply added "You read all of my post?!".
Proves the OCD inherent in people of your ilk. "I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0
