The sun is now so bright I'm going to have to move off the sofa soon as it's getting right in my eyes.
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Bright clear sunshine... 34C..... again! I think I should just start up a
"Scorchio" thread and be done with it....Comment
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I'm beginning to fancy a pint myself right now. I've just looked at my food / booze intake sheet and I've not had a drop in 9 daysOriginally posted by Jeebo72 View PostJust enjoyed some alfresco pintage at the globe in moorgate. Can't wait for the hot balmy days to come/..

Anyway, earlier I was on the dog to one of those serviced offices companies to get a small place in the City for a couple of months. One of the main reasons is so I can have an evening beer and lech at City dolly during the summer.
How did this happen? Who's to blame? Well certainly there are those more responsible than others, and they will be held accountable, but again truth be told, if you're looking for the guilty, you need only look into a mirror.
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Amen to that brother ........ I hear ya!Originally posted by HairyArsedBloke View PostOne of the main reasons is so I can have an evening beer and lech at City dolly during the summer.
Especially those fit ones that wouldnt like twice at you 'cept for the fact they know youre loaded (or is that just my experience?)Comment
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pub lunch in the beer garden - shades on - sun warming my face
marvellous...
Older and ...well, just older!!Comment
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You can't beat it... tomorrow is a trip up to farringdon for lunch. Some letching and the more alternative/media types. Variety an' that.Originally posted by HairyArsedBloke View PostAnyway, earlier I was on the dog to one of those serviced offices companies to get a small place in the City for a couple of months. One of the main reasons is so I can have an evening beer and lech at City dolly during the summer.
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Have just finished pruning and tidying my garden.
Don't you just love being benched
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Any news on the new gig?Originally posted by norrahe View PostHave just finished pruning and tidying my garden.
Don't you just love being benched
I had a trip to the park this afternoon with the girls. Was nice to be there not thinking "I really should be looking for work..." as I have found myself doing over the past few weeks.Comment
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Nope, I'll probably get the bad news tomorrow morning.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostAny news on the new gig?
I had a trip to the park this afternoon with the girls. Was nice to be there not thinking "I really should be looking for work..." as I have found myself doing over the past few weeks.
I can then take my frustrations out on my front garden.
Though if I get a gig I'll be ringing my gardener to come and do all the dirty work for me
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