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Not today I'm not... The 3rd party who insists on doing x hasn't done x even though they said they did it 2 hours ago...merely at clientco for the entertainment -
AAAAAAAGH!
Got home to find that, during the day, the trees outside my window have been cut down to the level of four foot high stumps! It's horrible, there's daylight coming in and I can see the road - and it can see me
There'll be loads more traffic noise too
I'm not at all happy about this, but the doctor (they form the border between our front garden and the surgery's) obviously decided that if he was going to have them trimmed, he'd make sure it didn't need to be done again for another fifteen years or so
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Sounds like my annual haircut.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostAAAAAAAGH!
Got home to find that, during the day, the trees outside my window have been cut down to the level of four foot high stumps! It's horrible, there's daylight coming in and I can see the road - and it can see me
There'll be loads more traffic noise too
I'm not at all happy about this, but the doctor (they form the border between our front garden and the surgery's) obviously decided that if he was going to have them trimmed, he'd make sure it didn't need to be done again for another fifteen years or so
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It actually looks worse than Michael McIntyre out thereOriginally posted by mudskipper View PostSounds like my annual haircut.
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Only Yeats? What about Wilde or has he not embraced tweeting yet?Originally posted by NickFitz View Post"W. B. Yeats is now following you on Twitter."
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Bob a job?Originally posted by eek View PostNot today I'm not... The 3rd party who insists on doing x hasn't done x even though they said they did it 2 hours ago...Comment
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Seems to be boom city in general.
Makes a change from the usual tulipeComment
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https://twitter.com/oscarwildeOriginally posted by norrahe View PostOnly Yeats? What about Wilde or has he not embraced tweeting yet?
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Everything's coming up rosesOriginally posted by norrahe View PostSeems to be boom city in general.
Makes a change from the usual tulipe
Probably because of the copious amounts of tulipe
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