indeed
and I have recently dicovered that I've saved up a lot of money for no reason.
If I had something that I needed to dispose of...?
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Mon 24 Feb 2003, 9:41,
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If I had something that I needed to dispose of...?
What you should do,
is come to Britain and stay with your friend anyway.
You can have your revenge when he realises the mistake he's made and pleads with you to come over, then you say 'Sorry, too late' and then laugh like a maniac.
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Mon 24 Feb 2003, 9:44,
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You can have your revenge when he realises the mistake he's made and pleads with you to come over, then you say 'Sorry, too late' and then laugh like a maniac.
I'd thought about that
he is behaving so strangely, I have no idea how he would react to that, and it would make me feel terrible no matter what happened.
and I'd hate to descend upon her (and her parents) at this late date
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Mon 24 Feb 2003, 9:47,
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and I'd hate to descend upon her (and her parents) at this late date
good luck
they don't exist (or don't like girls)
I'm not bitter. not at all.
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Mon 24 Feb 2003, 9:59,
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I'm not bitter. not at all.
*hugs* to gracie,
my twopenniesworth:
He's being an arse. He knows he's being an arse. However, if you're lucky, at some stage he might *apologise* for being an arse.
But, saying that, however much you adore him your happiness shouldn't be entirely dependant on him (easier to say than do I know) so plan your trip for May, which gives you something to look forward to even if you saw your friends instead. Then, given that you are a few thousand miles away, doing something fab in the US instead! Plan it for when you were meant to be here and enlist all your friends to help. Then at least when he asks what you did you can say 'well I chopped all my hair off and dyed it pink and bought an entirely new wardrobe and got a facial and blew all my friends money :)'
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Mon 24 Feb 2003, 10:10,
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He's being an arse. He knows he's being an arse. However, if you're lucky, at some stage he might *apologise* for being an arse.
But, saying that, however much you adore him your happiness shouldn't be entirely dependant on him (easier to say than do I know) so plan your trip for May, which gives you something to look forward to even if you saw your friends instead. Then, given that you are a few thousand miles away, doing something fab in the US instead! Plan it for when you were meant to be here and enlist all your friends to help. Then at least when he asks what you did you can say 'well I chopped all my hair off and dyed it pink and bought an entirely new wardrobe and got a facial and blew all my friends money :)'
Well the bleeding and death idea
had a certain amount of style and charm ;)
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Mon 24 Feb 2003, 10:24,
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but...
you live in California!
I'm out of work at the moment, and I'm strongly considering the hitman trade..
how does £5000 for a shallow grave in epping forest sound?
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Mon 24 Feb 2003, 9:44,
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I'm out of work at the moment, and I'm strongly considering the hitman trade..
how does £5000 for a shallow grave in epping forest sound?
doh!
you just gave the bodys location away.
You're not going to be very good at this.
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Mon 24 Feb 2003, 9:46,
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You're not going to be very good at this.
how's $250 (that's american money, so it's more than it looks like)
for chopped up in a bin bag in the dumpster of a fast food place?
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Mon 24 Feb 2003, 9:49,
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$300
and plane tickets to a country without extradition treaties?
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Mon 24 Feb 2003, 9:56,
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where aboot
in kent does he live... cos i've got a few mates and a big stick!
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Mon 24 Feb 2003, 9:44,
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fine
stickers for both of you for knowing your useless geography so well
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Mon 24 Feb 2003, 10:06,
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ahhh
I forgot what squiggly messes your streets are. it should be a grid! A grid!
yes, that's the place
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Mon 24 Feb 2003, 10:23,
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yes, that's the place