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(, Mon 13 Apr 2009, 10:34, archived)
People are still waiting for Christ to get out of bed.
Lots of anticipation.
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Mon 13 Apr 2009, 10:41,
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Lots of anticipation.
my mates dad is ex-sas. a very very scary man but hilarious man. he got very upset when he play counterstrike and "ah slotted the bastard, hit him in the chest and the bastard didnae go down, fucking unrealistic piece of shite"
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Mon 13 Apr 2009, 10:38,
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He was on peacekeeping duties (loosely attached) in Bosnia. After hours, him and his mates would put on Bosnian uniforms and go and help their artillery. Unlike all the Walts that reenactment seems to attract, he wouldn't say much about the job.
His friend (we're in the same reenactment group) also said he was ex-SAS. "Really?" we asked.
"Yep. Saturdays And Sundays - the TA..."
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Mon 13 Apr 2009, 10:46,
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His friend (we're in the same reenactment group) also said he was ex-SAS. "Really?" we asked.
"Yep. Saturdays And Sundays - the TA..."
I can't believe I just had a barnie with a guest who was going to complain to the booking agent they went through and the tourist board as we served them cheese with their breakfast that had obviously been eaten by mice.
They were furious and wouldn't accept that Swiss cheese looked like that naturally. They literally shouted at me, 'Do you think I'm stupid?' to which I happily informed them that they stupidity was only outmatched my their personal arrogance.
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Mon 13 Apr 2009, 10:42,
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They were furious and wouldn't accept that Swiss cheese looked like that naturally. They literally shouted at me, 'Do you think I'm stupid?' to which I happily informed them that they stupidity was only outmatched my their personal arrogance.
If I was a mouse, I'd prioritise the croissants.
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Mon 13 Apr 2009, 10:45,
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It's called a door. No joke. If I have to explain what they need to do to get in the building or, worst case senario, I actually have to go downstairs to open it for them as it's too much of a challange I've got a fairly doing idea.
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Mon 13 Apr 2009, 10:51,
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"No, they're raisins, not mouse droppings..."
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Mon 13 Apr 2009, 10:57,
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THat'sm ouse shit. It's cheaper and I get perverse satisfaction watching them eat it.
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Mon 13 Apr 2009, 10:59,
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because there is no limit to the power of stupidity
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Mon 13 Apr 2009, 10:57,
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Stereotypical American. They were right. Facts had nothing to do with it. Normally at some point they'll feel as they are right there is A) a law against what the other person was doing, B) It would never happen in America where things were better and C) They could sue.
I have seen this so many, many times especially when they think that they can ignore the age limit as they want to stay therefore it must be against the law. THey'll then tell me it's discrimination and that it's not allowed in the US. I then as them if they have crechés or old peoples homes in America to which they inform me, 'but that's different'.
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Mon 13 Apr 2009, 10:55,
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I have seen this so many, many times especially when they think that they can ignore the age limit as they want to stay therefore it must be against the law. THey'll then tell me it's discrimination and that it's not allowed in the US. I then as them if they have crechés or old peoples homes in America to which they inform me, 'but that's different'.
now I want to punch someone in the face
with a 1976 ford granada
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Mon 13 Apr 2009, 10:57,
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with a 1976 ford granada
lol
and
http://www.customerssuck.com/
honestly, some people are fucking beyond .. just.. beyond
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Mon 13 Apr 2009, 10:59,
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and
http://www.customerssuck.com/
honestly, some people are fucking beyond .. just.. beyond
Deadly serious. It's always either Americans or younger Asians.
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Mon 13 Apr 2009, 11:00,
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but not accepting plausible argument about cheese having holes in it is a bit depressing.
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Mon 13 Apr 2009, 11:05,
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