i built two giant spreadsheets (1000+ rows each) and entered and analysed all the data for them, volunteered at two fundraisers and worked at two fundraisers.
six days of work/volunteering, averaging 14-16 hours per day. i just dropped off the final package today and i am going to bask in nothing for a few days.
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Thu 6 Mar 2008, 5:21,
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six days of work/volunteering, averaging 14-16 hours per day. i just dropped off the final package today and i am going to bask in nothing for a few days.
And in fact I honestly enjoy working hard, just not all the time.
Also: woo to you for doing volunteer work.
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Thu 6 Mar 2008, 5:27,
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Also: woo to you for doing volunteer work.
we had two big fundraisers, one benefitting a local hospice and the other the local AIDS committee. i carried art and heavy objects about and had drunks flirt with me.
you can have the hard work - this was mostly servile drudgery - painstaking but a trained ape could comprehend it (and i did, for the most part).
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you can have the hard work - this was mostly servile drudgery - painstaking but a trained ape could comprehend it (and i did, for the most part).
this just in: humans are stupid. back before we adopted jasper, we were trying to think of people we knew who might take him in instead. my ex and i pretty much eliminated ten people on our lists because they would have acted like the clown who wanted ricardo.
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Thu 6 Mar 2008, 5:36,
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he/she shouldn't be allowed to have pets, he/she is obviously a moron ;)
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Thu 6 Mar 2008, 5:42,
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also her family are pretty funny.
I miss poor Dermot though, I can still remember where I was when I heard it. :-(
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Thu 6 Mar 2008, 6:13,
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he was a funny bugger. kicking bishop brennan up the arse will always be my favourite :)
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Thu 6 Mar 2008, 6:21,
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Needs a knowledge of Irish politics from late '70's onward though.
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Thu 6 Mar 2008, 6:38,
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So to have a vague idea would be desirable.
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Thu 6 Mar 2008, 6:43,
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it was a joke when we were kids to call him paddy asphalt and ian paisley was parsley the lion
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Thu 6 Mar 2008, 7:04,
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Em, no. It'd all be the southern irish govt. that he ripped on.
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