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Brillo's safe space thread
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Originally posted by motoukenin View PostWhy has Brillo got a safe space ? , wouldn't put him down as a snowflake just misguided and uninformed
I shall leave NLadyUK to do the honours and explain that, otherwise Brillo will start trying to be funny at my Mrs's expense again
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We'll have to keep the thread warm for tomorrow.
Brillo, if you're reading: hope you're OK, hun.Comment
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Originally posted by mattfx View PostHaha, I was stuck in a comms room all of yesterday - what have I missed?! #OutOfTheLoop
I hope they had good ventilation
there's nothing worse than going into a meeting room, or work area which is humming
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They have two racks full of ancient equipment which isn't thermally efficient and half a working air conditioner.Originally posted by milanbenes View PostI hope they had good ventilation
there's nothing worse than going into a meeting room, or work area which is humming
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Fortunately I am the only one who has to suffer that room for the next few days!Comment
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Originally posted by mattfx View PostThey have two racks full of ancient equipment which isn't thermally efficient and half a working air conditioner.
Fortunately I am the only one who has to suffer that room for the next few days!
I was more thinking of the bunch of geeks who haven't had a shower for a couple of days, as I said, nothing worse than a meeting room which is humming
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Fortunately my occasional morning swim and evening gym visits dictate showering at regular intervalsOriginally posted by milanbenes View PostI was more thinking of the bunch of geeks who haven't had a shower for a couple of days, as I said, nothing worse than a meeting room which is humming
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Yes your right that was not fair, as a member of the contract pan scrubbing community Brillo deserves more respect and I withdraw my remark.Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostHey! If you cannot contribute in a positive nurturing way, there are plenty of other threads.Warning unicorn meat may give you hallucinationsComment
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I walk as well (yes, W A L K). Planning to do Tecknau to Salhöhe tomorrow. Gentle start to the autumn walking season. About 12km, with 500m up and 180m of down.Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostNah, too hilly round my area. I'm a walker......................I said WALKER!!!
Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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