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I'd never let anything interrupt me when I'm having a pot noodle.Originally posted by MrToast View Post
had a pot noodle and the bloody doorbell went.
Fixed that for you.
Hey, I'm 50. It's already here. I won't be around in 30 years.Originally posted by BlackenedBiker View PostLook in the mirror......that's you everyday in 30 years time
What, you wet yourself too?Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostYou aren't.
Actually, it was the mobile and going to voicemail was what I was trying to avoid.Originally posted by chef View Posterr buy an answerphone
then spend as long as you like on the loo
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Look in the mirror......that's you everyday in 30 years timeOriginally posted by HairyArsedBloke View PostJust went to the bathroom and the bloody phone went. Hurried up me doings and came back to my desk and I've spotted I've dribbled down my trousers.
It's a good job I'm on my own here.
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Originally posted by HairyArsedBloke View PostJust went to the bathroom and the bloody phone went. Hurried up me doings and came back to my desk and I've spotted I've dribbled down my trousers.
It's a good job I'm on my own here.
had a pot noodle and the bloody doorbell went.
Fixed that for you.
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You shouldn't have hurried up because of the phone. The moment you allow your bladder functions to be dictated by a machine is one that should be delayed as long as possible.
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You aren't.Originally posted by HairyArsedBloke View PostIt's a good job I'm on my own here.
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I've wet myself
Just went to the bathroom and the bloody phone went. Hurried up me doings and came back to my desk and I've spotted I've dribbled down my trousers.
It's a good job I'm on my own here.Tags: None
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