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surprisingly not!Originally posted by Alias View Postno Bunkitis from the Tango day festivities then?
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Morning. Just told bank that I didn't need the expensive services they wanted to sell to me as a German Bank had set up (Credit Card) Merchant Facilities this morning.
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Tango doesn't give you BunkitisOriginally posted by Alias View Postno Bunkitis from the Tango day festivities then?
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Morning all!
Went for a 12 mile walk yesterday, ended up at a nice pub watching the ducks and then a bloody large swan waddled up to me and began seriously investigating my pint. Very intimidating, quite large close up, especially when they do that wing spreading thing. Fortunately a noisy brat was throwing bits of white bread at it like countermeasures and soon the swan's attention was diverted.
Got a very important meeting with a client tomorrow that may bring some much needed good news.
Got to prepare for it today. But first, some important sunbathing to do.
If you think my attitude stinks, you should smell my fingers.Comment
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Good stuff.Originally posted by hyperD View PostMorning all!
Went for a 12 mile walk yesterday, ended up at a nice pub watching the ducks and then a bloody large swan waddled up to me and began seriously investigating my pint. Very intimidating, quite large close up, especially when they do that wing spreading thing. Fortunately a noisy brat was throwing bits of white bread at it like countermeasures and soon the swan's attention was diverted.
Got a very important meeting with a client tomorrow that may bring some much needed good news.
Got to prepare for it today. But first, some important sunbathing to do.
How's grub club progressing?
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Good luck with the meeting.Originally posted by hyperD View PostMorning all!
Went for a 12 mile walk yesterday, ended up at a nice pub watching the ducks and then a bloody large swan waddled up to me and began seriously investigating my pint. Very intimidating, quite large close up, especially when they do that wing spreading thing. Fortunately a noisy brat was throwing bits of white bread at it like countermeasures and soon the swan's attention was diverted.
Got a very important meeting with a client tomorrow that may bring some much needed good news.
Got to prepare for it today. But first, some important sunbathing to do.
I'm back on the gig hunt just in case the plug is pulled on the other gig.
Am really fecked off they way they handled it, can't believe I could be on the bench by the end of the month.Comment
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It does if you use it as a mixerOriginally posted by Bunk View PostTango doesn't give you Bunkitis
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