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First step is throw away your telly.Originally posted by stek View PostWish I was the SASguru machine - Zero Defects.......
Hard Brexit now!
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Why, you looking for a job?Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostWho wipes the dribble off your chin?
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No, I'm making a fortune buying and selling unicorn horns at the moment whilst doing a Phd in time travel.Originally posted by sasguru View PostWhy, you looking for a job?
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Seriously what do you do for a living?Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostNo, I'm making a fortune buying and selling unicorn horns at the moment whilst doing a Phd in time travel.
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This is a fair point though folks; those blasted things waste huge chunks of your life. I've almost given up watching it at home. Loads more time to cook and eat well, ride my bike etc. Start by resolving never to eat a TV dinner and always sit down at the dinner table to eat together.Originally posted by sasguru View PostFirst step is throw away your telly.
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It’s always been a family rule that we eat together all the time, regardless how many are at home. TV is only ever on as a treat, and is not the status quo.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostThis is a fair point though folks; those blasted things waste huge chunks of your life. I've almost given up watching it at home. Loads more time to cook and eat well, ride my bike etc. Start by resolving never to eat a TV dinner and always sit down at the dinner table to eat together.
Having said that, I managed to put away the first season of Banshee in the last week, but only while away. Now that does take the time away...Comment
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Aye its an extra 15-20 hours a week for most people.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostThis is a fair point though folks; those blasted things waste huge chunks of your life. I've almost given up watching it at home. Loads more time to cook and eat well, ride my bike etc. Start by resolving never to eat a TV dinner and always sit down at the dinner table to eat together.
Sadly my addiction to scourging the cretins on CUK means I sometimes end up using some of that time to finish work.
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I only use mine to watch films or documentries.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostThis is a fair point though folks; those blasted things waste huge chunks of your life. I've almost given up watching it at home. Loads more time to cook and eat well, ride my bike etc. Start by resolving never to eat a TV dinner and always sit down at the dinner table to eat together.
Annoys the crap out of me having to pay TV licence when I watch almost nothing from the BBC.
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostI'm amazed you fit it all in. Gym, swimming, two clients paying £900/day, reading endless math books, doing an Msc, driving your Toyota sports car, going on holiday, staying in your villa in Portugal, spending time with your sprog.....all combined with 10 hours straight shift of telling us all about it on CUK......
Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostNo, I'm making a fortune buying and selling unicorn horns at the moment whilst doing a Phd in time travel.

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