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The Irish have this lovely custom of giving a wake when people die, which means having to sit in a room where your dead relative is in a corner of the room in an open coffin, not a pleasant experience. -
Ah yes, the dead granny/granpa in the coffin in the front room.
I remember that sort of thing.
Doesn't happen so often now we all have double glazing, where the windows don't open wide enough to get the box in & out.Comment
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In that sequence above there's a pic of some lune doing a somersault 16 floors up on the edge of a building.Originally posted by norrahe View PostYou do if you jump 40, place where I worked in London had someone jump off the building, they had to cordon off quite a considerable area and it took then two weeks to properly clean the pavement, but even that didn't remove the blood splatter.
Unfortunately he lost his balance when he landed.
And there's some unfortunate falling from one of the twin towers.
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The most depressing thing is after a few of them you get used to itOriginally posted by norrahe View PostThe Irish have this lovely custom of giving a wake when people die, which means having to sit in a room where your dead relative is in a corner of the room in an open coffin, not a pleasant experience.Originally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyI can't see any way to do it can you please advise?
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I hate it.Originally posted by SimonMac View PostThe most depressing thing is after a few of them you get used to itComment
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Couldn't be ar$ed making macaroni cheese, so made some soda bread instead.
Should be out of the oven in an hour.Comment
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Some of the food was bollocks though.Originally posted by norrahe View PostHaving been to these places before I would agree that BROR which was the first was by far my favourite
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Just had a PimpCall™ about a possible gig. In Penrith
Not at all sure I want to go that far, but in theory there could be one or two days a week from home, depending on the needs of the contract (i.e. one, occasionally, if you're lucky).
Also not that keen on the agency, who have a mixed press on here.
I'll check out the details, but I may pass on this one
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