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Board Game Geek replied

30 April 2007, 19:15
Saturday : World of Warcraft during the day. Evening meal with friends.
Sunday : WFRP
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bangface replied

30 April 2007, 15:51
Originally posted by SallyAnne

The bits where I went out with my other half and got blottoed were good.
The bit where I got a perm and it went horribly wrong, not so good.
Neither was the £11k tax bill.
Or Sunderland getting promoted.

A perm? its not a tribute to Ian Wallace then I take it
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sasguru replied

30 April 2007, 15:45
Originally posted by Kyajae

Wot, Like a Virgin Train (i.e gets there eventually)

No like a Maglev, you don't have to touch the sides
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Kyajae replied

30 April 2007, 15:40
Originally posted by sasguru

On the contrary, she goes like a train.

Wot, Like a Virgin Train (i.e gets there eventually)
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sasguru replied

30 April 2007, 15:39
Originally posted by SallyAnne

So no then?

On the contrary, she goes like a train.
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bangface replied

30 April 2007, 15:37
Originally posted by wendigo100

Yes, I dressed up as a vicar and went on a murder mystery evening.

I don't know why I dressed up as a vicar.

You didn't go as Derek Tickar Bestial Vicar did you?
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hyperD replied

30 April 2007, 12:28
Went carpet munching. Hunting, sorry.

Made a roast dinner on Sunday but BBQd (with smokey hickory chips) the joint of beef. Lovely...
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SallyAnne replied

30 April 2007, 12:21
The bits where I went out with my other half and got blottoed were good.
The bit where I got a perm and it went horribly wrong, not so good.
Neither was the £11k tax bill.
Or Sunderland getting promoted.
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SallyAnne replied

30 April 2007, 12:18
Originally posted by sasguru

Weekend away shagging the missus.

So no then?
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chicane replied

30 April 2007, 12:13
Crap weekend spent in front of the computer brushing up on old skills, but compensated for today after getting a well paid 3 month contract just 4 miles from home...
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wendigo100 replied

30 April 2007, 12:13
Originally posted by kramer

was it your b'day?

No, it was hers.
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kramer replied

30 April 2007, 12:09
Originally posted by sasguru

Weekend away shagging the missus.

was it your b'day?
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sasguru replied

30 April 2007, 11:55
Weekend away shagging the missus.
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Xenophon replied

30 April 2007, 11:50
Originally posted by swissmike

I have the opposite - i am selling at the mo and two buyers have started down the process and pulled out - cheers! Just starting with the third one this morning.

'tis annoying. Looks like the buyer for my place is sound though so fingers-crossed. I will certainly lose the plot if I lose my new place and my buyer in the same week!
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Xenophon replied

30 April 2007, 11:48
Originally posted by Euro-commuter

Hard luck. I've just bought, and it was nerve-wracking to see how far in I was, for how long, while the seller could simply decide against on a whim, and that would be the end of it.

First time I've bought in England. It does seem to me respectfully that both England and Scotland could learn something from each others' systems.

It is indeed a mockery of a sham of a process. Really can't be bothered with viewing houses again and speaking to frikkin estate agents, but seeing as Xeno Towers is sold I guess I ought to find somewhere to replace it with...
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