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    Thanks bissue - you've just reminded me of something...

    Many moons ago - when I was still a lad at school, I had a budgie. A canary yellow budgie, that used to perch in an open cage in my bedroom.

    Of an evening, it used to chirrup softly and I'd go to sleep.

    Occasionally, it would flutter down from it's perch and land on the bed.

    Gradually, over a year or so, the budgie would come and perch on my pillow and continue chirruping softly, and sleep next to me.

    This got to the stage where i'd pick the budgie up, place it on the pillow lying down and put the top of the duvet over it like a cuddly toy - as you do when you're about 10 - and it would sleep like that next to me, sweet.

    One morning, I yawned myself awake, stretched, and looked around.

    No budgie.

    I checked the window to make sure I hadn't left it open. Nope.

    I checked the cage. Nope.

    I pulled the duvet aside, and, sure enough, there was the budgie. Flat as a pancake. It's obviously sneaked down into the bed for warmth, and I'd rolled over in my sleep.

    Quite surreal, seeing an completely flat budgie - inanimate - on the bed.

    I pretended it'd flown out of the (oops, did I leave it open?) window, and buried it in the compost heap.

    I liked that budgie.

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      Oh yeh!

      Once took a girl to the cinema.

      Jumped off the bus while it was still moving as it pulled into the bus stop.
      Hit the pole full on with my feet about two feet above the pavement. she was not amused and I bled a lot from the nose and mouth for about 10 minutes afterwards
      Confusion is a natural state of being

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        who is left on here now I wonder
        Confusion is a natural state of being

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          Diver, Board Game Geek, BrowneIssue, Clippy+, realityhack

          Obviously BGG and Clippy have left the building and only their essence remains
          Confusion is a natural state of being

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            All sorts of rumours flying around the clientco office this week.

            Someone allegedly shagged the Director's PA mid week and came in wearing the same clothes as the day before.

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              Originally posted by realityhack View Post
              Thanks bissue - you've just reminded me of something...

              Many moons ago - when I was still a lad at school, I had a budgie. A canary yellow budgie, that used to perch in an open cage in my bedroom.

              Of an evening, it used to chirrup softly and I'd go to sleep.

              Occasionally, it would flutter down from it's perch and land on the bed.

              Gradually, over a year or so, the budgie would come and perch on my pillow and continue chirruping softly, and sleep next to me.

              This got to the stage where i'd pick the budgie up, place it on the pillow lying down and put the top of the duvet over it like a cuddly toy - as you do when you're about 10 - and it would sleep like that next to me, sweet.

              One morning, I yawned myself awake, stretched, and looked around.

              No budgie.

              I checked the window to make sure I hadn't left it open. Nope.

              I checked the cage. Nope.

              I pulled the duvet aside, and, sure enough, there was the budgie. Flat as a pancake. It's obviously sneaked down into the bed for warmth, and I'd rolled over in my sleep.

              Quite surreal, seeing an completely flat budgie - inanimate - on the bed.

              I pretended it'd flown out of the (oops, did I leave it open?) window, and buried it in the compost heap.

              I liked that budgie.
              So it was your first flat mate than

              Sorry

              (Snigger)
              Confusion is a natural state of being

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                I know the bloke and he's not normally the sort to do such a thing. Shocking behaviour.

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                  Originally posted by realityhack View Post
                  All sorts of rumours flying around the clientco office this week.

                  Someone allegedly shagged the Director's PA mid week and came in wearing the same clothes as the day before.
                  I sense a link
                  Confusion is a natural state of being

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                    Originally posted by Diver View Post
                    So it was your first flat mate than

                    Sorry

                    (Snigger)

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                      This thread is starting to degenerate rapidly into a forum of sorts
                      Confusion is a natural state of being

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