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What SteveT said

Tony.London Suburbs Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Told a recent survey found that 75% of sickies > occur on a Monday or Friday as opposed to the 40% > that it should be. > Funny Dat. > Having been a self-confessed mug and hardly taken > a sickie in my first 15 years at work,I made sure > I got my 8/10 days in per annum to supplement my > meagre 6 weeks hols. towards the end:) I've just started down the same road, had three days off in the last quarter and felt like a naughty schoolboy.

I'm watching the world darts on the telly, and there's a lady from Russia competing which is a first. Sid Waddell after Anastasia throws some magic darts - "Without wanting to be sexist that's the sort of leg that Batty Grable would be proud of!" The man's a god.

SimonM Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ....which of course is what it used to be > way-back-when! :)) Ha! I didnt know that....

And: Most blatant attempt to advertise the firm I just started working for with my first post

I was hoping for a Woolworths

Is a Dukla Prague away kit

lower case ruffers - he's so pedantic! Said This thread disturbs me whenever I see it in the list. Wasn't it just Viz, not The Viz? My OCD's playing up a bit.

I liked their first album

Almost certainly available here http://www.partysuperstores.co.uk/ in Clapham but can't be sure as their search is a bit ropey. Worth a call.

I had this last week and on a Saturday, if you follow their "leave it three hours rule", you have a slot of about an hour to go collect your stuff - thanks for deciding my diary! Anyway, off I trotted and happened to suggest to the fellah in the post office that I was in at the time and maybe the postman hadn't actually knocked and didn't have my parcel and ran away as discussed... Not impressed.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What I'm picturing here is that a couple wake up > in the middle of the night, reach for their guns > and blow each other's brains out. Fnar.

wagtap Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sean - money-spinning cameras aren't the solution. > They don't PREVENT things, they merely rake in > money from them. In fact, it is in the council's > interest for these petty infringements to take > place in order to make money out of them. > If they don't prevent things can we assume you'll continue to commit the same offence in the future?

Given the way this thread is going perhaps the junction should be turned into a roundabout?

Did you deliberately break the rule at the junction? Unless you did some might say you were fined ?120 for driving along not paying attention to signs which are posted on clearly at the junction. If this is your usual level of observation then you would apear to well on the way to becoming a dangerous driver. I hope the fine makes you pay a bit more attention from now on and has therefore prevented a serious potential future accident. (Tongue maybe a bit in cheek there)

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/crime/article5303890.ece Gets better the more of it you read..

If M&S Food move out will we get a Waitrose?

Bloke down the pub told me Keef's right.

What a bizarre thread. - Whoosh. - Hurrah! - But it's a chain... I think I covered most of the bases there.

benjaminty Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > hmmmmm something on this page is making my > Realtime Infection Treatment on my laptop go > nuts... > > Anyway has anyone seen this? Made me laugh.. and > might be used on a few question placed on this > forum from time to time.. but that would surely be > rude. Wouldn't it? > > http://www.letmegooglethatforyou.com/ Feel free to look six posts above your own and disappear in a maelstrom of irony.. Or did I miss it? Dammit - it's me that's disappearing!!!!!

first mate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > HonaloochieB, > Seriously? I suspect not.

HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ruffers Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Loo roll does not a meal make. > > Is Lou Rawls preparing a meal for Tina? Bloody > Nora. Lucky mare. Whilst researching my response to this post (ooh, get me) I found the following gem on Wikipedia - Rawls appeared in a segment of the first season of Sesame Street, to sing the alphabet. He dismissed the concept of using cue cards for the performance, but reversed such decision when he forgot the order of the letters.[3] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lou_Rawls#The_Star_Spangled_Banner

Loo roll does not a meal make.

Maybe he's been reading the threads on here suggesting he should be.

That is all. And I might be wrong. Anyway. Evenin' all.