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Not now. I've got some really nice china these days.Originally posted by Sysman View PostMakes mental note.
Do you always chuck teapots at folks?
Practically perfect in every way....there's a time and (more importantly) a place for malarkey.
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Ex Gf Chef was a complete mental nut job, she was always a bit quirky but in a cute sort of way, weird things happened on a daily basis. After a while the weirdness got worse but I never really noticed as unless it was really off the planet then I just took it as her normal quirky self. It culminated in her downing a bottle of red wine in one, storming out, throwing herself in the river (she doesnt swim), coming back to mine wet and asking me not to break up, I refused to let her in and told her to go back to her home, she hid in the downstairs electric cupboard in the communal hallway fora while before standing out in the rain for 4 hrs staring at my window and then turned violent and starting kicking tulip of the houses main communal door. An idiot from another flat in the house coming back from the pub let her in and it all ended when she took a whole load of pills with another bottle of wine right outside my door, I called an ambulance and told her best mate what had happened and to go look after her. For those in Manchester, stay away from a lithuanian girl barmaid/waitress most likely still working in The Cornerhouse unless you like your women more on the needy and scatty side.
Current GF Chef is fantastic in every way and I don't intend letting her go.The proud owner of 125 Xeno Geek PointsComment
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Did she not know the risks of water and electricity?Originally posted by chef View Poststorming out, throwing herself in the river (she doesnt swim), coming back to mine wet and asking me not to break up, I refused to let her in and told her to go back to her home, she hid in the downstairs electric cupboard in the communal hallway fora while before standing out in the rain ...
Can't add, you were already on the list.And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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she used to hide cutlery down the side of the sofa simply because she couldnt work out what to do with them if she hadn't finished eating whenever we ate falafel'sOriginally posted by Mich the Tester View PostDid she not know the risks of water and electricity?
Can't add, you were already on the list.
she kicked tulip out of the bin in the kitchen because she couldn't open the simple push lid bin
I dont think water and electricity combined are on her list of issuesThe proud owner of 125 Xeno Geek PointsComment
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Ok you win. You had the biggest loony of all!Originally posted by chef View Postshe used to hide cutlery down the side of the sofa simply because she couldnt work out what to do with them if she hadn't finished eating whenever we ate falafel's
she kicked tulip out of the bin in the kitchen because she couldn't open the simple push lid bin
I dont think water and electricity combined are on her list of issuesRule Number 1 - Assuming that you have a valid contract in place always try to get your poo onto your timesheet, provided that the timesheet is valid for your current contract and covers the period of time that you are billing for.
I preferred version 1!Comment
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One of my exes was a compulsive liar about anything and everything, even when presented with evidence to the contrary, as well as cheating on a number of occasions, attacking me with a breadknife and to top it off going on the game for a bit while I was on holiday.While you're waiting, read the free novel we sent you. It's a Spanish story about a guy named 'Manual.'Comment
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Any pics? Or prices?Originally posted by doodab View Postgoing on the game for a bit while I was on holiday.Comment
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Originally posted by Platypus View PostYou may well be - I was talking to an old friend at the weekend and remarked how his ex seemed to be hanging around him a lot these days. He said that they could never get back together as she was so volatile and violent. By way of example he told me how on one occasion she'd hit him in the head with a cricket bat while he was asleep. Another time she stabbed him in the shoulder.
Yikes! I'm proud that I've never hit a woman, but that might send me over the edge.
Behold the warranty -- the bold print giveth and the fine print taketh away.Comment
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I knew she was a loony. Just couldn't remember the story!Originally posted by chef View PostEx Gf Chef was a complete mental nut job, she was always a bit quirky but in a cute sort of way, weird things happened on a daily basis. After a while the weirdness got worse but I never really noticed as unless it was really off the planet then I just took it as her normal quirky self. It culminated in her downing a bottle of red wine in one, storming out, throwing herself in the river (she doesnt swim), coming back to mine wet and asking me not to break up, I refused to let her in and told her to go back to her home, she hid in the downstairs electric cupboard in the communal hallway fora while before standing out in the rain for 4 hrs staring at my window and then turned violent and starting kicking tulip of the houses main communal door. An idiot from another flat in the house coming back from the pub let her in and it all ended when she took a whole load of pills with another bottle of wine right outside my door, I called an ambulance and told her best mate what had happened and to go look after her. For those in Manchester, stay away from a lithuanian girl barmaid/waitress most likely still working in The Cornerhouse unless you like your women more on the needy and scatty side.
Current GF Chef is fantastic in every way and I don't intend letting her go.Bazza gets caught
Socrates - "The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing."
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