Originally posted by freakydancer
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Originally posted by FranckoIn France? You must be mad. You have to actually drag them from the restaurant to make them do some work.....
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Originally posted by freakydancerI've seen it in Belgium, France and Australia.
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Originally posted by FranckoOh yes, also american....where else have you witnessed that?
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Originally posted by snawIS that british, feck me I'm must have been hallucinating in all the other countries where I imagined I witnessed that ...
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Originally posted by FranckoHow many of you do follow the sad british tradition of a lunch consumed in front of the computer checking the emails or doing some work with only one hand typing?
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Originally posted by Jawz .Always. I owe my company for employing me and I think they will respect me more for working through my lunch and working after hours for free. I also wear adult nappies, this reduces the amount of toilet breaks I have to make and therefore increases my productivity.
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"When I eat my pie I give my full undivided attention to it.
Threaded"
Either that is a mistake or it is one huge mother of all pies!
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Originally posted by FranckoHow many of you do follow the sad british tradition of a lunch consumed in front of the computer checking the emails or doing some work with only one hand typing?well I get paid for it
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Anyway, back to the thread….yes I have a sad lunch most days sitting infront of the PC. It gets sadder whenever I read thru' some of the inane witterings on CUK. And today new depths of sadness have been plumbed, seeing that the mischief-making Chico-bot has made a return. FFS….
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Originally posted by FranckoHow many of you do follow the sad british tradition of a lunch consumed in front of the computer checking the emails or doing some work with only one hand typing?
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Supposedly, it's the production and excretion of methyl mercaptan (very smelly substance) that's produced during the digestion processes of asparagus. Supposed to be related to a gene that only occurs in 40% of people or so.
More interestingly, anedotal evidence shows that urine after the consumption of asparagus ("sparrow grass", ironically a food popular amongst the poor centuries ago) only started to smell after the introduction of sulphur-rich fertilisers in the 18/19th century.
Great trick is to piss in a crowded trough in the gents' toilets after eating asparagus - people think you have a serious STI.Last edited by hyperD; 7 March 2007, 13:18.
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Originally posted by gingerjediNothing sinister, you either have the reaction or you don't... consider yourself gifted!
Oooh get in - lucky old me and my liver enzymes!
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Originally posted by freakydancerLike what?
I know you geordies say 'like' at the end of every sentance but I've never seen it written.
I've got personal smell issues to deal with today, I dont have time for fighting
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Originally posted by SallyAnneDoes it mean my liver is broken then? or is it a sign of being healthy?
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