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(, Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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Fucking 8am starts. I'm on the late shift next week so you can call me all manner of names behind my back at this ungodly hour. What's everyone got planned for the Bank Holiday weekend?
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 8:23, 182 replies, latest was 16 years ago)
Why can't we all do this all day, every day, instead of the childish bickering we usually engage in?
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 8:36, Reply)
Now call him a cunt like a nice little b3tan
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 8:39, Reply)
Al, you're a cunt
LARRY TOLD ME TO DO IT *runs*
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 8:42, Reply)
I'd never leave my bedroom. And I'd have to change my name to Darth Emo Whingey Bitch
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 8:45, Reply)
Now honk her boobs and run away like a good little B3tan
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 8:48, Reply)
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 8:51, Reply)
Also, you're scared of BGB!
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 8:55, Reply)
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:01, Reply)
Hold that thought and position.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:09, Reply)
Climbing Mount Everest without oxygen, while carrying only a barrel of real ale, and smoking players No.6. Would only reinforce you gayness.
Unfair, but there you are.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:00, Reply)
*scurries off to learn how to use Photoshop*
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:04, Reply)
It would show in your eyes.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:06, Reply)
Yes I know this is a lame as fuck response. It's early and I recently switched to decaf
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:09, Reply)
Just gaz me for my address.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:13, Reply)
Also - do you know any cures for impotence?
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:28, Reply)
Just accept, which you do, that people comprehend you as a raving poofter.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:13, Reply)
Going home to the arms of a beautiful woman is scant consolation for this eternal shame. Oh wait, that's not true
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:20, Reply)
It ended up involving your breats too. I think I spend too much time here.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 8:57, Reply)
What happened to Kristine's pooch? Did I miss something?
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 8:53, Reply)
the Reading beer festival tomorrow, a hen do lunch thing on sunday and a bbq on monday.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 8:57, Reply)
I've still got a trellis to paint. Much more fun than poncing about at naff dinners and beer festivals and hen parties and bbqs and Can I come too?
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:00, Reply)
the others are invite only.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:02, Reply)
so there's a "get over our hangover" meal on sunday which I will attend.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:03, Reply)
If you can go on to legitimately claim that you're the only man who's been invited to said lunch, and for non-gay reasons, you have a good shot at the title of Manliest B3tan
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:05, Reply)
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:07, Reply)
Something tells me there is not going to be sun at Sunderland, but at least will be drinking good cask beer.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 8:58, Reply)
I'd imagine there'll be wind at Windermere. So sun in Sunderland isn't impossible.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:00, Reply)
But the weather forecast says different.
I would have thought that after 5 years I'd get used to the rain. But no. I hate it more and more every day.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:03, Reply)
include playing gigs, sex and a trip to Homebase. Not necessarily at the same time.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 8:59, Reply)
Normally I'm a B&Q sort of bloke. And there'll be no fighting. Some minor bickering, probably.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:02, Reply)
It's full of shit products, that B&Q reject.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:09, Reply)
For why you should buy each. They'll love you for it.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:12, Reply)
Dad's Mystery Flower Selection is starting to come up :)
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:12, Reply)
I like this time of year.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:17, Reply)
Stingy old git just giving me a bag of 'mystery flowers' and telling me "the joy will be in the surprise!"
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:22, Reply)
Also making my first ever trip over the border at some point. Not to Gretna.
That djtrialprice is 30 today. Being an incurable cougar, I'm supposed to drop him like a hot potato now he's no longer in his 20s. Should I give him a bit longer?
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 8:59, Reply)
If he doesn't feed you something deep fried every day you're here, ditch him.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:01, Reply)
He's near Aviemore, and we may be going to that bit near the Solway Firth.
It's Scotland for beginners.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:02, Reply)
I don't know where things are in Scotland.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:04, Reply)
The Solway Firth is the river on the bottom left, separating Scotland from the NW of England. And Edinburgh is half way down on the right hand side.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:16, Reply)
and I gathered it would be near Cumbria, but the rest is still a bit of a mystery. I've always been a Wales person when I've needed hills and that.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:23, Reply)
a flattish bit in the middle (the Central Lowlands) and mountains in the north (the Highlands).
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:27, Reply)
and how you have tailored it to the needs/abilities of the student
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:27, Reply)
I'll go with the flow because there's always food and booze at the end of these things.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:34, Reply)
You could still have chosen a better weekend though. Like the one when I'm home.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:35, Reply)
"Just sweep out the storeroom".
"Do what?" says the chappie,"I'm a graduate".
"OK" says the owner,"give me the broom then, and I'll show you how."
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:35, Reply)
Not when I was a graduate trainee though. I was brilliant.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:40, Reply)
1.02 deals with cities. Edinburgh is in the middle on the right. Glasgow is on the middle on the left. Aberdeen is on the sticky out bit higher up on the right. Dundee's down a bit from Aberdeen. Stirling's right in the middle. And Inverness is up near the top.
Sorry if that's too much for one lesson.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:48, Reply)
I'll be the one hopping over the border going "I'm in England... I'm in Scotland..." repeatedly.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:06, Reply)
Except you've chosen a weekend I WON'T BE THERE to come up!
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:08, Reply)
But I'm offended with the plans for your visit anyway.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:15, Reply)
If so, keep hold of him.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:01, Reply)
After last night it stands to reason you need some serious cheering up
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:06, Reply)
My red friends and family have my sympathy, but I'm not brokenhearted.
Nice for Fulham last night as well!
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:07, Reply)
Glad they're not facing Liverpool in the final, they'll have more of a shot at winning it against a team who don't know how to play them
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:10, Reply)
You have your reputation to think off. He's still ok for me though.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:07, Reply)
Besides, he's younger than me so surely I'll wear out first.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:24, Reply)
He'll be struggling to keep up by then.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:27, Reply)
I'm sat at home all alone peaking like a thing possessed.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:31, Reply)
I lowered my standards and have been pleasantly surprised.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:33, Reply)
work work, drink Diet Coke like a motherbitch, work work work. Work work work, visit sister in Leeds, work. Work, maybe go into toooon to get birthday presents and poshfags, work work workworkworkwork work.
Either that, or replace all the "works" with "internet"
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:36, Reply)
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:44, Reply)
just cunts. After all we are the Tories.
Nah it's just rounding a few people up for drinking when the results come in
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:47, Reply)
We're in for a right drubbing here (Surrey, don't you know) going by my recent doorstepping. Haven't got a Labour candidate in roundbouts for years.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:53, Reply)
we're students. We'll be depressed if the Tories lose (I've invited a few LibDems as well, and one Labour person) but it won't kill us, and we'll be able to drink anyway
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:57, Reply)
let's party because petty minded bigotry about immigrants, a lack of understanding about the economy and washing your hands of education looks set to win the highest percentage of the vote.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:49, Reply)
that if I'm organising a party *now* a week before the election, that I don't know the result? And that therefore the liklihood is we will party whatever the news. Unless Labour crawl in, in which case I think we might just give up on life because supporting Gordon Brown with his fallacious understanding of the economy, and abysmal track record and his party with their own special brand of hate, incompetent grasp on both education and the NHS and simpleminded approach to Europe is the sign of a country that really really loves being kicked
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:53, Reply)
but it's not me who starts it. /has reverted to the playground.
Althegeordie makes me
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:56, Reply)
He's making that ginger from /talk too.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 10:07, Reply)
how getting the waiting lists down from years to a just a few months is a bad record on the NHS?
And can you also explain how the "free schools" policy will actually work to the benefit of all children rather than just private business who will make money out of them?
Also, end of my post"looks set to win the highest percentage of the vote"
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:57, Reply)
as I've said before, for the money spent there has not been a similar leap in improvement in the NHS. I reckon Michael Gove has a firm grip on schools policy, since you haven't thought through the implications of setting up own schools. I.e. basically a voucher system which enables you to take your money with you, which encourages existing schools to raise their game. I rather reckon you have something against the free market.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 10:00, Reply)
will destroy itself in pursuit of short term profit. That is why we had a world wide recession, a lack of sufficient regulation on the markets.
The Tories first deregulated the markets in the early 90s. What restrictions were brought in by Labour (not enough I'll grant you, but at least some) were opposed by the Tories. So without these restrictions we would be in an even worse state than we are currently in.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 10:11, Reply)
you have to keep in mind (with apologies for the over simplification) that very few organisations would show 100% improvement if you increased their budget by 100%. A lot of investment has gone into the infrastructure of the NHS which had been neglected by both Conservative and Labour Governments and that money whilst being utterly necessary does not have anything like a pro-rata effect on anything measurable such as waiting lists.
It's also worth remembering that there has been a massive turnaround on the issue of investment in public services. Prior to the 1997 election Labour were having to promise to keep their spending down to the levels of the Conservative goverment (I think for the first two years) to counter "wild tax & spend" allegations. Now the Conservatives are having to promise to match the level of government spending. This government has raised the levels of expectation, and made the issue of investment in public services a much more central issue. The Conservatives now adopting the same strategy (having opposed it in the early years of the Labour government) must be an endorsement of its success, surely.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 11:38, Reply)
By starting subthreads. Think of the possible confusion!
Here we go -
All time best - Dusty Springfield or Annie Lennox?
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:50, Reply)
"That dress you emailed to your dad? It's a show. It's vile. It looks like a nightie. It's neither 20s nor 60s. And those hats? They're for winter. You haven't got a clue. I've told your dad to stop saying he likes it. I've told him it's vile."
My dad was going to pay so it looks like I'll be buying it myself and now I feel all negative and pebble-in-throaty.
That dress was nice wan't it?
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:54, Reply)
and the hats were brilliant.
Edit: it was quite flappery (not 60's at all) and it would look fantastic. You should buy it anyway, or maybe ask your dad to just give you the money to get it
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:54, Reply)
It's cos she wants me to wear a big brimmed hat, a dress that costs sevenmillionpounds from Coast and dress up as Audrey Hepburn and she won't even BE at either of the weddings.
She's a nasty cow and she's ruined it.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:56, Reply)
but why not email her a Coast dress and tell her that's what you're getting if she won't be there? Then maybe say to your dad you've changed your mind back to the Frieda dress
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 10:02, Reply)
I'm just gonna pay myself. I was going to do that anyway and whenever I take anything from her I pay for it. And she is the purse strings, so although it's me dad's dosh she has the final say.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 10:04, Reply)
go for the nice dress anyway and have a fantastic time instead. Some people just need to be in control all the time
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 10:11, Reply)
With your 'look' and the right accessories. Your mum's wrong.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 10:01, Reply)
I'm 32 and she's still reet mean and campaigny against me sometimes.
Like the clippers incident.
She only likes me when I'm down.
Weirdo.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 10:02, Reply)
Important internet people think otherwise.
Important YOUNG internet people who have some idea.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 10:07, Reply)
It's not worth the aggro. I'll just do as I please without her negativity.
There's something else behind the aggression and I'm sure I'll get to the bottom of it in some future row.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 10:11, Reply)
She can fuck off
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 10:54, Reply)
Send me the photos.
EDIT: just showed that to some lasses here and they think it gorg too.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 9:56, Reply)
And you actually will wear those again rather than the obvious Audrey brim job which will end up in a dusty box on top of your wardrobe.
And talking of Dusty ...
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 10:02, Reply)
but it was close because they're so different.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 10:06, Reply)
BGB has a good eye; my first thoughts were for a floaty, but not too wide, brim hat. The flapper thing would work as well.
Very clever dress because it could be 60s easily.
Which way do you want to go?
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 10:12, Reply)
But then, Etta ain't finished yet.
If only she'd had a better manager.
Flappery rocks and rools.
Somerville or Gift?
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 10:18, Reply)
The lace dress is quite floaty and you need a lighter looking hat.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 10:03, Reply)
the type with feathers, and netting
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 10:19, Reply)
it wouldn't need much building depending how much usage you wanted out of it
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 10:26, Reply)
I've been meaning to try out fascinator construction, so I'll give it a go and see what happens.
Ignore your mum, you'll look like this and it'll be awesome:
www.musical.it/images/Zeta_Velma.jpg
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 10:39, Reply)
Ooooh Vicar!
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 12:31, Reply)
she knows nothing. Your Dad obviously gave you the good taste genes.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 10:34, Reply)
She's insufferable right now
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 12:46, Reply)
but I like the dress and the hat. However I do think the dress is more glamorous than the hat. The hat is great but my mental images of that time are of them being worn with more "practical" wear or (at the risk of agreeing with your Mum)with overcoats. Of course, there's no way that such a dress should ever be covered up by an overcoat.
Do you like this type of hat at all?

(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 12:19, Reply)
And a Glaswegian will be helping. Oh dear.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 10:05, Reply)
- as if we didn't know.
Hide the whisky.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 10:38, Reply)
Yes, I have hidden the good stuff.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 11:13, Reply)
It will consist of the following elements.
Pool
Rum
Trampoline
Ahh the joys of middle age.
(, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 10:06, Reply)
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