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Originally posted by Mordac View PostFu.ck me, what is this, the Samaritans or something?
Once spent a night on the Samaritans switchboard. 4 callers topped themselves. I wouldn't have minded so muich but three of them were the wrong number.
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By thirty I had travelled to every continent except Antarctica. Had two houses and rented another. Married for some years.
You never know what's round the corner, as me mother used to say.
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Originally posted by Alf WWho said IT bods were sad, nerdy, antisocial geeks without a life?
If you can't get a woman then try buying yourself a motorbike, a guitar and then find some smarmy graduate 'Leadership Programme' type, who everyone despises, and punch him out in the middle of the office. You'll feel a million times better about yourself.
Post of the Month methinks !!!
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Originally posted by MordacFu.ck me, what is this, the Samaritans or something? Why is everyone so bloody miserable? I've just got a 3 month extension on £400 p/d, I'm still collecting my winning bets from miserable Spurts fans and I've got a ticket for the champs league final next week. Hope that's cheered you up a bit.
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Originally Posted by zeitghost
How offputting.
Some of you are young enough to be my children...
Some of you may well be my children...
No you cant fool , the Children of the Revolution ...
Enough of this handwringing, I saw Carlos Santana in concert in Antwerp last night, had a complete ball, then eating strawberries for lunch today, Brusse;s red light tonight Amsterdam this weekend and next week Ive got two weeks off.
And Im 46 next week.
La vie en Rose.
So there.
PS Carlos Santana is 59 and still gigging furiously.Last edited by AlfredJPruffock; 10 May 2006, 13:47.
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Originally posted by el duderi turn 30 in near on 5 months..
instead of feeling like im moving into great new, exciting territory, it feels like im having a miniture life crisis.
no wife, no kids, no home, no posh sports car, just a very temporary lifestyle moving from one robotic office to another making cash..
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Originally posted by lilelvis2000I remember when I was 30 and thinking the same as you. Now I'm 40 and married with children and still thinking the same as you. If you plan to have a house, wife and kids you can use my retirement planning scheme. Its called "keep working". phone me for details and an application pack.
I was digging in the yard today
When a letter came from Southampton way
Keep on working
Keep on working
I must admit I was a bit in the red
But if you never have pleasure then you could be dead
Keep on working
Keep on working
But there's on thing
They can't take away
Hear the sea sing
See a smiling face
I think we're OK
Though we all could be mad
That's what they say
We just can't all be bad
I got something now to think about
I'll work all day but not to pay it out
Keep on working
Keep on working
Don't care if they say where a dying race
I'd rather be here than any other place
Keep on working
Keep on working
And there's another whirl
They can't ever touch
Just need a boy and girl
It don't cost you much
And if your luck is in
you might have kids at play
To make you laugh and sing
When you're old and gray
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Originally posted by janeyworks for you eh?!
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Originally posted by XenophonIt certainly is a mine-field out there. Best to confirm they are who they say they are with a visual on webcam if online flirting is your thing.
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I remember when I was 30 and thinking the same as you. Now I'm 40 and married with children and still thinking the same as you. If you plan to have a house, wife and kids you can use my retirement planning scheme. Its called "keep working". phone me for details and an application pack.
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Originally posted by sasguruAnd if you can't find any, you can always use your imagination, by thinking that big hairy blokes on the internet are female, eh?
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Originally posted by zeitghostHow offputting.
Some of you are young enough to be my children...
Some of you may well be my children...
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