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Life Saab Itch
34,079 posts
57 months
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Apparently....
There's been a bit of a shunt at Snetterton today...
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ArsE92
16,980 posts
56 months
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GroundEffect said: Life Saab Itch said: NotDave said: Tired. Bored. Fed the f  k up. Work isn't the problem for once Life's like that. Get used to it. Make the most of it because you never know when the grim reaper dude's coming for you. /ray of sunshine. The real ray of sunshine is that when the Reaper has caught up with you, all your worries are gone  Speaking of which, can he come and remove these bloody tonsils/glands out of my neck? I'd like to be able to eat deep throat. EFA
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DickyC
9,617 posts
67 months
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This afternoon I will mostly be singing Canned Heat's On The Road Again with their Up The Country as encore.
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Justayellowbadge
Original Poster
29,474 posts
111 months
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GroundEffect said: Speaking of which, can he come and remove these bloody glands out of my neck? I'd like to be able to eat. What a difference a d makes...
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NotDave
20,951 posts
26 months
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KaraK said: What's up petal? Seen house want. In love with it. Mortgage offered. Monthly repayments crippling... Like £30 a week left to eat with crippling
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ArsE92
16,980 posts
56 months
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Justayellowbadge said: GroundEffect said: Speaking of which, can he come and remove these bloody glands out of my neck? I'd like to be able to eat. What a difference a d makes...  Subtle.
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drivin_me_nuts
13,784 posts
80 months
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Life Saab Itch said: Life's like that.
Get used to it.
Make the most of it because you never know when the grim reaper dude's coming for you.
/ray of sunshine. You're a right bundle of joy today! Davenotdave, ignore him, he's just unhappy he's walking like the nappy king on a full load. Anyway, how are we all (other than grumpy/stressed/overworked/underworked/limping/dieting/form-filling... Or has that covered all the bases?) Me, i'm a happy raw of sunshine. I just repaired my garden fence and got to use a large sledghammer. 'Rusty bob' I call him. It's been a while. I might have smoked a cigarette or two afterwards just to show my appreciating of his impressive girth and power. Happy daze, happy daze, the sun is shining and we should be making hay...
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Justayellowbadge
Original Poster
29,474 posts
111 months
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NotDave said: Seen house want. In love with it.
Mortgage offered.
Monthly repayments crippling... Like £30 a week left to eat with crippling Bar job.
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GroundEffect
7,214 posts
25 months
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Justayellowbadge said: GroundEffect said: Speaking of which, can he come and remove these bloody glands out of my neck? I'd like to be able to eat. What a difference a d makes... I don't know how you suck glans, but they tend to not end up in my neck
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drivin_me_nuts
13,784 posts
80 months
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Justayellowbadge said: NotDave said: Seen house want. In love with it.
Mortgage offered.
Monthly repayments crippling... Like £30 a week left to eat with crippling Bar job. ... Just 'cause he dances go-go It don't make him a ho, no JAYB, put your plum pants on We going to the disco...
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KaraK
10,621 posts
78 months
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NotDave said: KaraK said: What's up petal? Seen house want. In love with it. Mortgage offered. Monthly repayments crippling... Like £30 a week left to eat with crippling Sadly both "I drive trucks and groom posh boys" and "But it's got a Ferrari engine in it.. hey, wait, come baaaaaack!" are correct. Things we would love but can't afford right now are facts of life and you either sacrifice some more of your time to pay for them or you accept it and move on.
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NotDave
20,951 posts
26 months
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Justayellowbadge said: Cheered me up no end, that thought. There's a certain fox picture due I think
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drivin_me_nuts
13,784 posts
80 months
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KaraK said: NotDave said: KaraK said: What's up petal? Seen house want. In love with it. Mortgage offered. Monthly repayments crippling... Like £30 a week left to eat with crippling Sadly both "I drive trucks and groom posh boys" and "But it's got a Ferrari engine in it.. hey, wait, come baaaaaack!" are correct. Things we would love but can't afford right now are facts of life and you either sacrifice some more of your time to pay for them or you accept it and move on. Very true. Sometimes we quietly need to say it to ourselves just to remind us not to feel hard done by. It's life, that's the way it is.
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NotDave
20,951 posts
26 months
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KaraK said: Sadly both "I drive trucks and groom posh boys" and "But it's got a Ferrari engine in it.. hey, wait, come baaaaaack!" are correct. Things we would love but can't afford right now are facts of life and you either sacrifice some more of your time to pay for them or you accept it and move on. Well aware. In this case it's the pervert who's right not the pseudo posh f k. My salary would cope. Hers, would not. But being that she is out the house 11 hours a day as it is, and bar work locally is somewhat NIL due to the abundance if skint 18-21 year olds, it appears that I'm stuck living with my parents for a few more years. Joy. Go on posh f k, and pervy slate and make jokes at will
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Vieste
9,108 posts
29 months
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Battery in iPod is dying pub has run out of Stella what next *sobs*
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ZOLLAR
16,234 posts
42 months
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Vieste said: Battery in iPod is dying pub has run out of Stella what next *sobs* Cheeky w k?
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KaraK
10,621 posts
78 months
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NotDave said: KaraK said: Sadly both "I drive trucks and groom posh boys" and "But it's got a Ferrari engine in it.. hey, wait, come baaaaaack!" are correct. Things we would love but can't afford right now are facts of life and you either sacrifice some more of your time to pay for them or you accept it and move on. Well aware. In this case it's the pervert who's right not the pseudo posh f k. My salary would cope. Hers, would not. But being that she is out the house 11 hours a day as it is, and bar work locally is somewhat NIL due to the abundance if skint 18-21 year olds, it appears that I'm stuck living with my parents for a few more years. Joy. Go on posh f k, and pervy slate and make jokes at will The Glorious JAYB's suggestion might not have been feasible but it was still valid if you think about it in terms of "can I feasibly earn more to pay for it?" If the answer is no then you just have to shrug your shoulders and move on. There is nothing saying you are stuck with your parents for a "few more years" - that's a long time and one or both of you might increase your earning capacity in that time sufficiently to purchase/rent a property. Don't fall into the Wuffington-esque trap of assuming that because one thing doesn't work out that you are doomed for eternity/really long time. On the flip side things could be a lot worse for you - you've started a new job/career which seems to be going well so far, you've still got your health AFAIK, and you've got a relationship (which appears to be stabilising) with someone you find attractive, who lets you have naughty Dave-time with them on a regular basis. Look which bottles on your shelf are half full and leave the half empty ones to take care of themselves once in a while.
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Vieste
9,108 posts
29 months
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ZOLLAR said: Cheeky w k? They three females that I have company with might take offence
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Waugh-terfall
17,987 posts
69 months
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Apparently Radio 4 were at my Uni on Friday for 'Any Questions'...
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KaraK
10,621 posts
78 months
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Vieste said: ZOLLAR said: Cheeky w k? They three females that I have company with might take offence Cheeky four-way then?
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