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Killing your puppyWhat happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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Surely you should be doing that the other way around. With clean ears every seems rather louder for the first few days.Originally posted by RedSauce View PostGoing to get ears syringed tonight and then v-festival the rest of weekendmerely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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thanks for asking
hopefully football tonight if the weather clears up.
Tomorrow going to mrs 5* brothers wedding and the inconsiderate bastard has done it on the first day of the new season.
Sunday will be nursing a hangover and attempting to do stuff at home.
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I didn't think about that.Originally posted by eek View PostSurely you should be doing that the other way around. With clean ears every seems rather louder for the first few days.Comment
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Well tonight will be spent trying to get home whilst avoiding the A12 as all those going to the V-Festival will ignore the signs & drive the wrong way & generally bugger the route.
So cider & Skyrim tonight as Road Rage therapy
Tomorrow the plumber is in (not that’s not a euphemism) to service the boiler & put vents on the rads ready for winter
Then out for food & drinkies with friends in the eve.
Sunday is punching holes in leather for my new project – I want a new briefcase for work, got the pattern cut, just need to decide on colour / designGrowing old is mandatory
Growing up is optionalComment
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from my neck of the woods then Halo?Originally posted by Halo Jones View PostWell tonight will be spent trying to get home whilst avoiding the A12 as all those going to the V-Festival will ignore the signs & drive the wrong way & generally bugger the route.
So cider & Skyrim tonight as Road Rage therapy
Tomorrow the plumber is in (not that’s not a euphemism) to service the boiler & put vents on the rads ready for winter
Then out for food & drinkies with friends in the eve.
Sunday is punching holes in leather for my new project – I want a new briefcase for work, got the pattern cut, just need to decide on colour / designComment
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No, I do believe that you invaded my neck of the woodsOriginally posted by RedSauce View Postfrom my neck of the woods then Halo?
Yes geographically I am an Essex girl, no I don’t dance around my handbag, no I don’t own any white stilettos, no I do not consider a bus stop shelter as contraception, I do not own casual sports-wear, I am not orange, I do not go clubbing in Bas-Vegas, Romford or Brentwood, yes I do drive a Golf but it’s an estate so that’s all right & I do not have a chav accent, now that’s out of the way.. pleased to meet you.Growing old is mandatory
Growing up is optionalComment
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Tonight: Spinclass & Vino
Tomorrow: Rowing, Facial, Running
Sunday: Rowing, Cycling, naff TV
How is the knee brillo - you know what happens if they gave you a river view - RIP, Morphine is your friend!Comment
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