KalamityKel

No chance Keef ;-)

erm excuse me wots the point of me creating a nice relaxing environment if ur gonna go ruin it all? :-|

:( Still nothing It's gives me false hope everytime it manages to switch on (and then turns off) *sighs* Shouldve seen the I got from me mate when I produced an incredibly old looking beaten up fone as its temporary replacement :-$ LuvPeckham now as much as I wuvs ya (ssshhh don't go round telling everyone that) ur not much help is ya? :p

*sits going over thing in head* Is it toes for sinuses or arse... oh dear I can never remember ;-) *gets some nice relaxing lotion out and warms hands* JJF can I practise me thumbing and kneading on ya? I promise to b gentle :))

excellent I just have enuff! :|

Can I C&P that to my "boss"? Quite clearly he's missing A LOT of management skills...

Now that I rescued my pics from it (bless modern technology and usb ports!) I'm willing to give it a go... how much rice is needed?

*points JJF in direction of bath, pretty smelling bubble bath type stuff and towel* I ONLY massage after a soaking ;-)

Bon3yard dont b caught up in the very out of date "stereotypical" cockney... there is also a BIG difference between a cockney and a chav... Shame on u! ;-)

Dont they say only boring ppl get bored? *raises eyebrow*

haha I werent meaning personal hygiene my dear dm... just u have a colour about u that I dont seem to remember :P anyone for a massage? I'm getting rather good at me reflexology :))

So this rice thing... any particular kind?

The heat created from the screen light produces beautiful rainbow colours... :(

couldve taken the time to bathe tho... :p

my beloved mobile fone? It was the dead of night and KalamityKel was happily swimming around in her lovely luxurious bath... the time came to grab a towel and climb out (or rather pulling the plug and waiting for the water to drain before opening the door - yes I have a posh bath!) and in doing so somehow managed to knock fone AND book into the bath. Upon rescuing both objects (surprisingly the book didnt get too wet) my little fone suffered a fair drowning. I stripped it of all its important bits - battery, sim etc, towelled it off and left it to dry by the side for a while before attempting cpr... After a while I thought I'd check out the damage. Inserted various bits back into it. I tell you it was trying to speak to me - the flash kept flashing and the vibrating motor kept well, vibrating. Then, sadly all light and life went out of it. No, aside from me cursing the loss of some very important info on the thing I decided to be sensible about all of this. It was obviously too soon to turn it off... I'd try again later... Left it a few hours (I couldnt sleep through the worry!) tried it again and ooooo it came back to life... altho some of the buttons were slow to respond. Mind at rest I went to sleep. This morning brings a different story. :( the keypad now refuses to respond to my touch (I know theres always a first!). Is this the end? Is there anyway I can rescue the information stored on it? It a Samsung D600 with loads of leads and stuff used for downloading and such but can I plug in various bits wivout have to use the keypad for navigation? I'm so heart broken here :(

Sheesh it was just ONE day :-|

And now there's a huge hole in the road on thurlow park road and temp lights creating heavy traffic! ::o oh nooooo!

I wonder if the strange dude who insists on standing infront of buses in Camberwell has moved on to bigger things...

Personally I'm not much of a fan of Mozart...

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Id go for (iii) badge ;-)

Hmmmm pizza! ;-)

jrussel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have become increasingly aware of the fact that > many people, younger ones particularly, seem to > exist on a diet almost exclusively made up from > pasta. Or at least, a mixture of that and fried > chicken takeaway type meals when they are not at > home. Why so? I suspect the reasons are: > > - It's easy to cook. Any fool can cook pasta. > - It is easy to store. Meaning no organisation is > required in terms of planning ahead, unlike other > foodstuffs such as vegetables which tend to go > off. > - Many people probably do not realise that the > different shapes of pasta are in fact all the same > thing. They think they are getting a varied diet > but they aren't. > - Romantic associations attached to pasta: sunny > Italian villages and suchlike. > - Aggressive advertising by pasta sauce > manufacturers. > > The only variance in a pasta-based diet is to be > found in the accompanying sauces. But invariably > these are heavily processed substances from tubes > or cans. Of course some problems could be avoided > by cooking nutritious homemade sauces and side > dishes to go with the pasta but this is only a > sticking plaster solution and in any case, the > kind of people I am talking about are not capable > of this. Hahahaha jrussel I love ya! of course any "fool" can cook pasta... the more important thing would be SHOULD they? ;-) Yes pasta is easy to store but requires no organisation? Surely one needs to organise the pasta cupboard in such an order where consideration is taken for the size of the packet (or box if you're SUPER organised), which pasta is used most frequent, whether one has a particular pasta for certain "sauces", whether it needs to be in order of how long it takes to cook, if its gluten free/brown/easy cook, what about the "fresh" stuff? AND the spinach and tomato varieties??? see the list goes on. Hardly something to be thought as requiring NO organisation at all! Romantic associations? HAHAHAHA u having a larf!! Most concerning tho is certainly the "aggressive advertising bye suace manufacturers". Where/what have you been/seen such tactics jrussel? "buy and eat pasta or the spud gets mashed"??? ;-)

oh don't be so chav like sean :p