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Previously on "I am old before my time"
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Originally posted by oracleslave View Postwho wants, did some IT stuff on their tombstone when it could be so much more? Anyone else?
The rest, I mainly agree with.
Cut the expenditure, cut the income and have time with the family instead. This year looks like a bad one for me, because I may have to work for 11 months, rather than my usual 9 months of the year.
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Originally posted by oracleslave View Post( have 3 expensive girls to keep in shoes/horses/barbies etc)
faber est quisque fortunae suae
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Another vote for Radio 4
And for feeling old, mainly the morning after the night before
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Originally posted by oracleslave View PostMore reflective over how pointless some of this IT stuff in the grand scheme of things and how others in poorly paid jobs make far greater contributions than I ever could on this career path.
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Originally posted by oracleslave View Post. More reflective over how pointless some of this IT stuff in the grand scheme of things and how others in poorly paid jobs make far greater contributions than I ever could on this career path.
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Originally posted by hyperD View PostNever waste an erection.
Enjoy the sun.
Look for enjoyable things that are free, such as taking a walk in the countryside with your family.
Spend time, food, wine and conversation with good friends.
Switch off the radio, TV and don't read newspapers.
Give a tramp a cup of hot tea and ask about his story.
Give a politician a good kicking.
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Never waste an erection.
Enjoy the sun.
Look for enjoyable things that are free, such as taking a walk in the countryside with your family.
Spend time, food, wine and conversation with good friends.
Switch off the radio, TV and don't read newspapers.
Give a tramp a cup of hot tea and ask about his story.
Give a politician a good kicking.
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Originally posted by SimonMac View PostI am 31 and have been listening to Radio4 for years
Ugh.
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostThank god for all the radio 4 responses. My family think I am a dinosaur for listening but there is so absorbing stuff on there and make the journey just disappear. That 'Mark Steel's in Town' makes me larf.
Saying that even the kids hate Grimmy on R1 saying who he has partied with, which celebs he spoke to/got photographed with yadda yadda. I can't see how that appeals to anyone, young or old.
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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostShouldn't that be: "Make more groaning and grunting noises when picking up things now than I do when having sex!"
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