crap timing.
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Originally posted by Alias View Postwhen is timing of that nature ever good?Last edited by norrahe; 9 December 2013, 07:44.Comment
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And yes, I'm a ray of happy sunshine this morningComment
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Originally posted by norrahe View PostAnd yes, I'm a ray of happy sunshine this morning
well they will once you've got that tune out of your head.
In other news but incredibly so staying near clientco for the next two nights to Mrs Eeks annoyance. (This actually has a lot to do with concert in Newcastle on Wednesday but she wasn't in the mood to listen).merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Originally posted by norrahe View PostExactly, the last month has been crap to say the least, and this month has not got off to a good start either. Work has been crap, back has packed up, house buying was touch and go father has been ill, not to mention at least 3 relatives have died and all the interviews I've been to have come to nowt.Comment
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Originally posted by zeitghost View Post
Morning all.
Another day at the funny farm.Comment
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