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MIL's funeral unfortunately. She ironed everything - pants, sheets, towels, you name it, so I thought my suit skirt, which has been hanging up on my bedroom floor for the last two months, could do with a quick once over in honour of the occasion.
I do. It's somewhere on the top shelf of a cupboard. One advantage of working with this industrial computing stuffage is that I'm surrounded by badly dressed greasy mechanics and engineers so I never have to wear ironed shirts or trousers.
And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014
Worked until 02:00am last night on Client #2. hyperDMog#2 took an interest again in the coding. Horrible conditions out on the bike - condensation both in and outside my helmet making visibility very poor in the fog. Never filtered passed so much traffic - totally gridlocked. Feel sorry for those in cars - miserable journey.
Fortunately this morning I remembered my trousers much to the amusement of the office.
Cookies are not making the impact they should - all the girlie permies are on January diets and Fat Club bollocks. I'll have to bring in some homemade lettuce next week instead.
If you think my attitude stinks, you should smell my fingers.
MIL's funeral unfortunately. She ironed everything - pants, sheets, towels, you name it, so I thought my suit skirt, which has been hanging up on my bedroom floor for the last two months, could do with a quick once over in honour of the occasion.
Sounds like ZeitMater, she irons everything too.
Thankfully starch has made its departure or most stuff would be unwearable.
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