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Try queueing in a local post office during lunch time - I've seen shorter queues in USSR when humanitarian aid was delivered!Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostSounds like fun. I love some of those quaint old customs.

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Why not just send your driver?Originally posted by AtW View PostTry queueing in a local post office during lunch time - I've seen shorter queues in USSR when humanitarian aid was delivered!
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Golf was one of the things we did not have in USSROriginally posted by shaunbhoy View PostWhy not just send your driver?
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I found bus etiquette really good in Siberia and even Moscow. You could pass the your fare to the line of passengers to the driver. No bags on seats. Men always help ladies off buses. No graffiti or badly behaved passengers.Originally posted by AtW View PostQueueing to get into a bus was sure a novelty for me - at first I thought: BINGO those old ladies got no chance to get into the bus first before me!
it's not like you are queing to swap your bread stamps for actual bread
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That's because they are too scared of the police!!!!Originally posted by Paddy View PostNo graffiti or badly behaved passengers.Comment
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I feel a lot better for that.Originally posted by HairyArsedBloke View PostAye.
Today
I'm going to have my businessman undies on.
Some house work to do too.
Sunday
DB maint and reference data updates.
Maybe a bit of Excel.
Weekly bath.
Then pub - I've been avoiding going out. It's been nearly three weeks since I've been in a pub. The isolation of working at home is not good for people. It may be seriously damaging me.
One pint of Fuller's London Pride - barely drinkable.
Two pints of Green King's IPA - Excellent form, best beer I've had in a long time.
One pint of Young's Bitter - OK, but after the IPA it was a bit of a disappointment.
Never really spoke to anyone.
For those that desire working from home - DON'T. It's not good for you.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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