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Started trying to teach myself Blender a few weeks ago, so have a thing what I is quite proud of:
way too much time on my hands, I know ...
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(Tue 28th Dec 2010, 10:36, More)
way too much time on my hands, I know ...
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» Dressing Up
Three years ago ...
Looked better when I was standing but for some reason all the photos show me sitting
(Sun 28th Oct 2012, 23:03, More)
Three years ago ...
Looked better when I was standing but for some reason all the photos show me sitting
(Sun 28th Oct 2012, 23:03, More)
» Greed
I had a job in a posh restaurant once.
One day this rather portly gentleman walked in, and the manager called us to one side and warned us not to show any amusement at his size - he was known throughout the area to be a well-paying customer, although a lttle curt, and one would not tolerate any cheek.
To cut a long story short, the gentleman in question ended up sampling virtually everything on the menu, and we the staff were becoming seriously converned about his health. He was pretty disgusting, too - food all dribbling down his front. We wondered whether he was even going to be able to remove his vast bulk from the chair, he seemed to have swelled in size so much due to his large meal.
However, we didn't have to worry about his leaving: a small after-dinner mint proved to be his undoing. Ultimately the customer met a rather unfortunate end due to his greed - I think that there's a lesson there for all of us.
(Tue 19th Apr 2011, 23:47, More)
I had a job in a posh restaurant once.
One day this rather portly gentleman walked in, and the manager called us to one side and warned us not to show any amusement at his size - he was known throughout the area to be a well-paying customer, although a lttle curt, and one would not tolerate any cheek.
To cut a long story short, the gentleman in question ended up sampling virtually everything on the menu, and we the staff were becoming seriously converned about his health. He was pretty disgusting, too - food all dribbling down his front. We wondered whether he was even going to be able to remove his vast bulk from the chair, he seemed to have swelled in size so much due to his large meal.
However, we didn't have to worry about his leaving: a small after-dinner mint proved to be his undoing. Ultimately the customer met a rather unfortunate end due to his greed - I think that there's a lesson there for all of us.
(Tue 19th Apr 2011, 23:47, More)
» Irrational Hatred
Encounters between groups of sci-fi film space ships
with a universally-agreed 'up' direction. They ought to be turned into soup.
(Mon 4th Apr 2011, 22:18, More)
Encounters between groups of sci-fi film space ships
with a universally-agreed 'up' direction. They ought to be turned into soup.
(Mon 4th Apr 2011, 22:18, More)
» The Emergency Services
Like a lot of us I complain about my job,
but at least I don't have to be careful where I put my feet because the carpet's littered with hypodermics, breathe through my mouth because of the smell of faeces mixed with a fortnight's worth of rancid sweat, or keep an eye on the relatives in case one of them stops her screaming just long enough to make a dive for the kitchen drawer. Not to mention deal with the heartbreak of having to tell a parent that their child is beyond help. Hats off to you medical people, I say - underpaid and taken for granted until we need you.
(Mon 20th May 2013, 12:41, More)
Like a lot of us I complain about my job,
but at least I don't have to be careful where I put my feet because the carpet's littered with hypodermics, breathe through my mouth because of the smell of faeces mixed with a fortnight's worth of rancid sweat, or keep an eye on the relatives in case one of them stops her screaming just long enough to make a dive for the kitchen drawer. Not to mention deal with the heartbreak of having to tell a parent that their child is beyond help. Hats off to you medical people, I say - underpaid and taken for granted until we need you.
(Mon 20th May 2013, 12:41, More)
