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Sarah J.

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  1. -People that spit in the street. -People in the office that don't say "good morning" back to you, or at least acknowledge that you've greeted them. -Cupboard doors being left open (I am clumsy...need I elaborate on that?!) That's 3 for now but I am sure the amount I can think of is mood dependent! ;-)
  2. I am hoping to see some of these Classical Statue poses on Friday. BB and I were discussing them yesterday :)
  3. Oh dear. "Pandora's Box", and "can of worms", are terms that come to mind! How hilarious! I like the breakdancing suggestion. What about "popping"? That seems to be the latest dance craze...
  4. Haha! No don't be! I just had a horrific email through at work about a woman that axed her husband in the head and he lived! Hence, the "axe".
  5. Sarah J.

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    Ha ha! This thread reminds me of when I was in High School; passing notes with friends in class to see if those more "connected" than us could score any weed. The thrills! The excitement! The ensuing stoned stupor that inevitably followed after smoking our spoils... the confusion in the morning when there was nothing in the fridge/pantry/larder, for breakfast..... ah, those were the days. :) Sorry I can't help you GreenTrees, I'm a relative newbie in the area. But, if you're ever in Australia, ;-)
  6. Some of the humorous comments on here were perhaps slightly in bad taste. Being followed is terribly frightening.Back in Australia, I was stalked by a man for 3 months, so I know how utterly terrifying it can be to be approached by a stranger, or indeed, someone whom you are acquainted with. There is now not a day that goes by that I don't check behind me when I am walking to see if I am being followed; and I always make a mental plan of what I would do if I were to be confronted by someone again. I will not walk in the dark by myself anymore either; I just feel too unsafe. Making a joke out of something bad is fine, and can lift the mood. I just don't feel that this is one of those times. I hope your friend is alright, halicon. :) and feeling safe and confident trudging the streets again.
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