katie1997

I can turn and walk away or I can fire the gun. Staring at the sky. Staring at the sun. Whichever I choose it amounts to the same. Absolutely nothing. I?m alive. I?m dead.

Hup Holland

daizie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > But come on, how many people do you know like that > ? Thought I'd try to leave my ex out of this :) Oh and happy birthday to wjfox, 31 is really nothing to worry about!

Narnia Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm thinking size Daizie. ...and I'm thinking when said trousers are pulled up as far as the armpits and have an elasticated waist. Usually teamed with a cardigan. That's when it truly begins (or endz)...

....that was no reason not to let me play tennis ;-)

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > *Bob* Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > The Three Chancellors debate.. > > George Osborne. Good god. On a superficial level > (remembering that superficiality accounts for a > good third of crosses in boxes when it comes to > the GE) he was every inch the oily, > dead-fish-eyed, insincere caricature that the > Tories are desperate not to be seen as. > > As regards the position he wants to apply for: he > came across as an examination 'crammer' trying to > recall his four sheets of A4 (with highlighted > sections) rather than someone who even seems > interested in the job, let alone knowledgeable on > the subject. > > > Spot on! > > Thought Vince Gable sounded like the one who knew > what he was talking about, but he lost points for > me, by his little swipes at the other two. I > thought Alistair Darling came across best to be > honest. I'll third that - spot on. I never thought I would say that about AD either...

....the thread where you (jokingly!) said I was 13 :))

SteveT Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Most of the bosses I have worked for I was > cleverer, quicker, and more astute than, > eventually I realized I was insufferable as an > employee, so I became a boss and have run > businesses for 40 years. Sounds very sensible and I admire that you had the guts to leave and run your own business. However, I hope I'm not an insufferable employee as I do actually respect my boss (who is super-intelligent and brilliant at what they do, except of course for the occasional time they comment* on my work ha ha) > I am now an insufferable boss about to retire, and > I no longer have to put up with uppity employees > who think they know the job better than I, but are > too gutless to start their own thing. > Katie I sympathise with your predicament and > understand how demeaning it is to be subserviant > to a boss who appears an oafish buffoon but if you > are soooo clever, do your own thing and start your > own business. I'm writing the business plan (when I'm not on the forum) :)) > Swallowing the company line always stuck in my > throat, and I was forever baulking at the narrow > perameters a job held, I found it was just too > stifling for my overbearing, obnoxious know-it-all > personality. Yes thats tough if you don't agree with the company line and feel intellectually stifled. > Best of luck in what ever venture you choose for > the future. Thank you so much and best wishes for your retirement. *needlessly change things around to mean the same thing

thebestnameshavegone Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ha. My favourite Whole Foods item is Fuji water. > It comes from , you know, Fuji. Must be good. I hear ya! It makes me laugh out loud reading half the c*** they write on the labels of bottled water. Seriously. > They usually put it under one of their posters > trumpeting their ethical credentials. Because > shipping water 13,000 miles is perfectly > reasonable. Yes - sometimes we seem to take access to clean* tap water for granted in the UK. *compared to some parts of the world. Edited for rubbish grammar.

http://www.bigdreams.in/venktesh/gallery/Rice%20Cooker.jpg For perfect, fluffy grains each time....

RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ooh yes please - are you making? yes come on over...its almost ready! mmmmm....

Gotta say its pleasing to see that 'Cheese' is more popular than 'Spam' and 'Spam with Cheese'. Anyone for raclette? :))

I'm afraid that I too will be taking this news with a very large dose of (Himalayan pink) salt... I mean....I nearly choked on my white peach bellini when I read the title of the thread...;-) *regains composure*

Ladymuck, what a brave post and I hope you do manage to see your friend. I echo what the others have said above. Have also PM'd you of my experience of having been in a sort of similar position. Take care, xxx

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > On account of some people recreating themselves on > the fourm - I would like to dedicate this short > thread to my good friend Tony London Suburbs > (TLS) Well... I guess I am going to be the one to ask the stupid question to Mick Mac.....who here is recreating themselves? And how can you possibly know? > Who I feel is much missed from the betting thread > and many other threads. > > He was a good guy, badly misrepresented by another > poster and as a result he was no more. :( Erm.....again....how could he be misrepresented by another poster? Don't we all represent ourselves* (and take responsibility for) *including online selves?

Really....please don't mention shoes.

thebestnameshavegone Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > katie1997 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > East Dulwich has everything you can get in > > Wholefoods although its in several different > > shops. Great. > > > I was being... never mind > > SMBS sells all the snake oil, chakra-aligned > artichoke rub and 'I can't eat that, I'm on a > special dietzzzz' food faddery you'd ever feasibly > need Yes...and I was being......never mind ;-) *aligns chakras*

http://www.philebrity.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/mushroom-cloud-hb.jpg I did the survey - its 'D' btw. *Must dash, toodle pip* http://www.freewebs.com/lowhur10/Future%20Taxi.jpg

bil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Anyway my questions are to those who have > experience of using bus routes 185, 176, 12, 40 > from dulwich library/plough area. > During rush hour are the buses very crowded? Do > you have to let 1,2 or 3 pass by before you can > get on? Are they frequent enough to be able to do > that? Is your general experience good? Personally I think transport from ED is good. I have tried using both the 176 and the 12. The 176 takes around 50 mins to get to the Strand from LL (stop across from the Palmerston) although there seems to be fewer of these than the 12. If its before 7:45 its ok but can get really busy afterwards and full buses fly by without stopping. The 12 takes around 45 minutes to Trafalgar Square from Barry Road (Uplands end). I think if you catch it before it turns off Barry Road you can usually find a seat. On the way home - I tend to find the 176 marginally less stressful than the 12, although there seems to be a longer wait.

East Dulwich has everything you can get in Wholefoods although its in several different shops. Great.

..are we talking about proliferation or non-proliferation here? Just thought I'd ask.

> How many of those "Nuclear Bombs" does it actually > take to blow the world as we know it, into a > "Katillion" bits You'd need at least a quatzillion of em. > Given that Russia & America have cut theirs to > around 1500 each ( is that true ? ) Dunno. > Does it actually make the world safer Probably not. > Or is this "spin, spin " as it were ? Probably. PS. One of those handy "WOOF Multiple Choice Survey" thingys would have come in useful here...for those of us that don't know the answers.

http://atheoryofeverything.files.wordpress.com/2009/09/its-a-dogs-life-herald-reduced.jpg Woof enjoying afternoon tea with.....?

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That Friday feeling....