Tell us something really trivial about your life (Vol 26)

Tell us something really trivial about your life (Vol 26)

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Mr Roper

13,021 posts

196 months

Friday 26th June 2015
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DickyC said:
Mr Roper said:
pad58 said:
The sun has just come out , I feel the need to be productive.
Wash my car.
Yeah, I get the feeling he meant in the procreative sense.


Call Mrs pad to give her time to prepare.
That should leave plenty of time to clean, clay and wax my car.

DickyC

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50,103 posts

200 months

Friday 26th June 2015
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Studio117 said:
my liver hurts
Have you spoken to Chunky? The answer lies in the soil Diet Irn Bru.

Pixel Pusher

10,199 posts

161 months

Friday 26th June 2015
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Fishtigua said:


Add your own tuna joke here.
Petuna Clark.

Chunkymonkey71

13,015 posts

200 months

Friday 26th June 2015
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DickyC said:
Studio117 said:
my liver hurts
Have you spoken to Chunky? The answer lies in the soil Diet Irn Bru.
I'm working on that!

Did you know it's not even called diet Irn bru any more?

They call it 'sugar free' now.

'Diet' sounded too poofy for them, I think.

4941cc

25,867 posts

208 months

Friday 26th June 2015
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Also irrelevant, given that it's only for washing down deep fried kebabs...

pad58

12,545 posts

183 months

Friday 26th June 2015
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Mr Roper said:
DickyC said:
Mr Roper said:
pad58 said:
The sun has just come out , I feel the need to be productive.
Wash my car.
Yeah, I get the feeling he meant in the procreative sense.


Call Mrs pad to give her time to prepare.
That should leave plenty of time to clean, clay and wax my car.
And you know it Ro'ster.

Chunkymonkey71

13,015 posts

200 months

Friday 26th June 2015
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4941cc said:
Also irrelevant, given that it's only for washing down deep fried kebabs...
Never seen a deep fried kebab.

I'm taking that to Dragon's Den!

Leafspring

7,032 posts

139 months

Friday 26th June 2015
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Evening folks wavey

It's been a good day at work today, Turns out I knew how to drive a JCB Teletruck forklift without being taught... don't know how but I instinctively knew which lever did what. So work just got easier now I don't have to fetch someone to drive the forks woohoo

Also because I voluntarily cancelled my week off to cover for an injured colleague they gave me Monday off with full pay thumbup


FailHere

779 posts

154 months

Friday 26th June 2015
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Today in work we had emergency birthday cake, which was nice as it wasn't anyone's birthday in work, or an emergency. It was a cake that a colleague had bought for her son's party on Saturday, as a standby cake, in case the specially ordered one didn't turn up in time, but it did. I am just disappointed that we did not get the emergency balloons, emergency jelly or emergency cocktail sausages on sticks as well, nor did we get emergency party bags.


Gorilla Boy

7,808 posts

175 months

Friday 26th June 2015
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Feeling nervous for probably the first time in my life at the prospect of my final engineering OOW orals exam with the MCA next week.

Hate this permanent butterflies feeling! curse

DickyC

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50,103 posts

200 months

Friday 26th June 2015
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FailHere said:
Today in work we had emergency birthday cake, which was nice as it wasn't anyone's birthday in work, or an emergency. It was a cake that a colleague had bought for her son's party on Saturday, as a standby cake, in case the specially ordered one didn't turn up in time, but it did. I am just disappointed that we did not get the emergency balloons, emergency jelly or emergency cocktail sausages on sticks as well, nor did we get emergency party bags.
Note to self: Party Bags for TT5*



*TT5 - five weeks tomorrow. Don't forget.

DickyC

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50,103 posts

200 months

Friday 26th June 2015
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Gorilla Boy said:
Feeling nervous for probably the first time in my life at the prospect of my final engineering OOW orals exam with the MCA next week.

Hate this permanent butterflies feeling! curse
Do you feel more like Geoffrey Palmer of Wendy Craig?

Justayellowbadge

37,057 posts

244 months

Friday 26th June 2015
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FailHere said:
Today in work we had emergency birthday cake, which was nice as it wasn't anyone's birthday in work, or an emergency. It was a cake that a colleague had bought for her son's party on Saturday, as a standby cake, in case the specially ordered one didn't turn up in time, but it did. I am just disappointed that we did not get the emergency balloons, emergency jelly or emergency cocktail sausages on sticks as well, nor did we get emergency party bags.
That's almost as delightfully middle class as maintaining understudy olives just in case Abel & Cole are late.

Gorilla Boy

7,808 posts

175 months

Friday 26th June 2015
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DickyC said:
Gorilla Boy said:
Feeling nervous for probably the first time in my life at the prospect of my final engineering OOW orals exam with the MCA next week.

Hate this permanent butterflies feeling! curse
Do you feel more like Geoffrey Palmer of Wendy Craig?
Had to google them both to get the reference! hehe

I feel like a guy who is confident of a pass but still has that niggling thought of "what if".

DickyC

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50,103 posts

200 months

Friday 26th June 2015
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Gorilla Boy said:
I feel like a guy who is confident of a pass but still has that niggling thought of "what if".
I worked with a guy who dropped out of an obscure socio politico history something or other degree course, wrote "educated to degree level" on his CV and burst into engineering as a cad drafter. We started at Babcock's on the same morning, met our new boss and as he guided us towards a room for our induction he asked my fellow inductee what his engineering experience was. "I did a lot of Lego when I was growing up." The guv'nor thought it was the funniest joke he'd heard for a week and matey got away with it.

You've done real enjermaneering stuff. You're going to be fine.

TheChampers

4,095 posts

140 months

Friday 26th June 2015
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ali_kat said:
Mr Roper said:
NOT THE BLACK SPOT!!??? winkhehe
laugh

I really hope I'm not the only one (aside from DC) that got this!


Did the Blind man tune the piano? We always got excited at School when the Piano was being tuned as we got to play with his Dog biggrin
Yay! I got something smile Not one of JAYB's (rarely get thosefrown )

When I was young we had a piano and the tuner would come every so often, he was blind, and we used to sit and watch him work on the piano with his tuning key and tuning fork with a lovely dog curled round his feet; no interest in us, just devoted to its master. He was a lovely man, Mr Parry.

On the topic of Treasure Island, I have always considered Treasure Planet to be somewhat neglected; a very good re-telling imho, and this is a good choon biggrin

http://youtu.be/Ex9AWegauJM


Gorilla Boy

7,808 posts

175 months

Friday 26th June 2015
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DickyC said:
Gorilla Boy said:
I feel like a guy who is confident of a pass but still has that niggling thought of "what if".
I worked with a guy who dropped out of an obscure socio politico history something or other degree course, wrote "educated to degree level" on his CV and burst into engineering as a cad drafter. We started at Babcock's on the same morning, met our new boss and as he guided us towards a room for our induction he asked my fellow inductee what his engineering experience was. "I did a lot of Lego when I was growing up." The guv'nor thought it was the funniest joke he'd heard for a week and matey got away with it.

You've done real enjermaneering stuff. You're going to be fine.
Thanks Dicky, most people have said the same (from my class and lecturers) but i suppose its only human nature to second guess yourself.

I used to work with a coded welder who was trained at babcocks funnily enough thumbup

SpeedMattersNot

4,506 posts

198 months

Friday 26th June 2015
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I mentioned a couple of weeks ago that I had finished my degree, achieved a 2:1 and got accepted onto my Masters...and today...

...I managed to get a bursary of £10,000 for it!!!

Elated, is probably the best word I can find. I am speechless, to be fair. I've never received anything like this...whilst money will still be tight, but wow. Literally feels like I've won the lottery.

GoodwoodFOS tomorrow too...can't wait. Not going to take the camera this year, just want to enjoy it.

Justayellowbadge

37,057 posts

244 months

Friday 26th June 2015
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SpeedMattersNot said:
I mentioned a couple of weeks ago that I had finished my degree, achieved a 2:1 and got accepted onto my Masters...and today...

...I managed to get a bursary of £10,000 for it!!!

Elated, is probably the best word I can find. I am speechless, to be fair. I've never received anything like this...whilst money will still be tight, but wow. Literally feels like I've won the lottery.

GoodwoodFOS tomorrow too...can't wait. Not going to take the camera this year, just want to enjoy it.
Congrats, good on you.

TheChampers

4,095 posts

140 months

Friday 26th June 2015
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Justayellowbadge said:
SpeedMattersNot said:
I mentioned a couple of weeks ago that I had finished my degree, achieved a 2:1 and got accepted onto my Masters...and today...

...I managed to get a bursary of £10,000 for it!!!

Elated, is probably the best word I can find. I am speechless, to be fair. I've never received anything like this...whilst money will still be tight, but wow. Literally feels like I've won the lottery.

GoodwoodFOS tomorrow too...can't wait. Not going to take the camera this year, just want to enjoy it.
Congrats, good on you.
Agreed clap Well done thumbup Keep going biggrin

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