1st Feb 2010 at 9:44 pm
it's only been a week, but i want my replies now, ucas. even if they are all rejections, just to know.
1st Feb 2010 at 11:11 pm
And now the boiler has just 'popped' again.
FUUUUUUUUUUUUCK!
2nd Feb 2010 at 10:06 am
I aim to misbehave
2nd Feb 2010 at 12:09 pm
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Peter Andre has an album for valentines day.
What The Hell kind of gift is that?!?!
I'm actually enraged by it!!
2nd Feb 2010 at 1:07 pm
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2nd Feb 2010 at 5:46 pm
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On Friday, one of our clients took in some special teas and fancy coffees for the office, to say thanks for the work we did. We (as in, the workers) didn't want to just dig in to it all, because it was for everyone, so we said we'd leave it until Monday before opening it. Plus we needed a plunger thing or filter for the coffee (we just normally use instant coffee)
Monday, decided that we'd have some of the peppermint tea. Couldn't find it. Couldn't find any of the tea or coffee that was brought in.
Turns out, on Friday before he left, one of the bosses decided to take it all home, since it was just 'sitting there'. He wasn't even involved in the project or with the client. And he didn't even say it to the other boss that he was taking it. He just took it all. All of it.
What sort of a f*cking prick does that? Even the other boss was shocked when he found out yesterday. And he can't even bring it back in because he gave the teas to his mam and one of the coffees to his wifes parents. What the f*ck? What makes him entitled to the f*cking coffee? it was only sitting there on friday evening because it was only given to us on friday afternoon. And none of us are a big enough C*NT to just f*cking take it without telling anyone. If the other boss who was actually dealing with the clients took it, fair enough. I still wouldn't be happy, but I could understand his reasons. He did the work. He knew the clients. Maybe the clients said the stuff was for him. Fair enough. But the other boss? No entitlement to it whatsoever!
Was really looking forward to that stuff
2nd Feb 2010 at 5:53 pm
Quote: Rayanne Graff, Feb 2010Quote: King of the Tramps, Feb 2010On Friday, one of our clients took in some special teas and fancy coffees for the office, to say thanks for the work we did. We (as in, the workers) didn't want to just dig in to it all, because it was for everyone, so we said we'd leave it until Monday before opening it. Plus we needed a plunger thing or filter for the coffee (we just normally use instant coffee)
Monday, decided that we'd have some of the peppermint tea. Couldn't find it. Couldn't find any of the tea or coffee that was brought in.
Turns out, on Friday before he left, one of the bosses decided to take it all home, since it was just 'sitting there'. He wasn't even involved in the project or with the client. And he didn't even say it to the other boss that he was taking it. He just took it all. All of it.
What sort of a f*cking prick does that? Even the other boss was shocked when he found out yesterday. And he can't even bring it back in because he gave the teas to his mam and one of the coffees to his wifes parents. What the f*ck? What makes him entitled to the f*cking coffee? it was only sitting there on friday evening because it was only given to us on friday afternoon. And none of us are a big enough C*NT to just f*cking take it without telling anyone. If the other boss who was actually dealing with the clients took it, fair enough. I still wouldn't be happy, but I could understand his reasons. He did the work. He knew the clients. Maybe the clients said the stuff was for him. Fair enough. But the other boss? No entitlement to it whatsoever!
Was really looking forward to that stuff
Yeah, he's an onanist for doing that. It reminds me of when Laura said about her boss taking all the Lindt sweets.
We don't get managerial theft, but as there's a couple of hundred people on the same floor as us BAD NERDS, if we get cakes or sweets for birthdays, they get rinsed by everyone under the sun
2nd Feb 2010 at 5:57 pm
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2nd Feb 2010 at 6:46 pm
2nd Feb 2010 at 7:29 pm
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Quote: Paula The Robot, Feb 2010Being torn between wanting to go to a friends party and not wanting to do the whole awkward 'friend of a friend, not knowing anyone else in the room' thing
If the alternative is sitting in your pyjamas wishing you'd went, then me and Danny Boyle both say go!
2nd Feb 2010 at 7:36 pm
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Quote: Rayanne Graff, Feb 2010Quote: Air Commander, Feb 2010Quote: Paula The Robot, Feb 2010Being torn between wanting to go to a friends party and not wanting to do the whole awkward 'friend of a friend, not knowing anyone else in the room' thing
If the alternative is sitting in your pyjamas wishing you'd went, then me and Danny Boyle both say go!
i agree with Laura. And i think that everyone at the party should be honoured to have Paula there because she's pretty.
Also, you're a student. Turning up to parties where nobody knows who you are should make up the majority of your social calendar.
If it's unbearably awkward just get tw*tted and lob your breasts out, that'll be a good conversation starter.
2nd Feb 2010 at 8:43 pm
I aim to misbehave
Quote: Air Commander, Feb 2010Quote: Rayanne Graff, Feb 2010Quote: Air Commander, Feb 2010Quote: Paula The Robot, Feb 2010Being torn between wanting to go to a friends party and not wanting to do the whole awkward 'friend of a friend, not knowing anyone else in the room' thing
If the alternative is sitting in your pyjamas wishing you'd went, then me and Danny Boyle both say go!
i agree with Laura. And i think that everyone at the party should be honoured to have Paula there because she's pretty.
Also, you're a student. Turning up to parties where nobody knows who you are should make up the majority of your social calendar.
If it's unbearably awkward just get tw*tted and lob your breasts out, that'll be a good conversation starter.
Is that what you usually do, Baz? Huh, i can't say i'm surprised.
2nd Feb 2010 at 8:48 pm
River Phoenix
Quote: Rayanne Graff, Feb 2010Quote: Air Commander, Feb 2010Quote: Rayanne Graff, Feb 2010Quote: Air Commander, Feb 2010Quote: Paula The Robot, Feb 2010Being torn between wanting to go to a friends party and not wanting to do the whole awkward 'friend of a friend, not knowing anyone else in the room' thing
If the alternative is sitting in your pyjamas wishing you'd went, then me and Danny Boyle both say go!
i agree with Laura. And i think that everyone at the party should be honoured to have Paula there because she's pretty.
Also, you're a student. Turning up to parties where nobody knows who you are should make up the majority of your social calendar.
If it's unbearably awkward just get tw*tted and lob your breasts out, that'll be a good conversation starter.
Is that what you usually do, Baz? Huh, i can't say i'm surprised.
Nope, my breasts stay behind closed doors unless there's an emergency
2nd Feb 2010 at 9:00 pm
Bing Bong Changes
2nd Feb 2010 at 9:03 pm
I aim to misbehave
I'm making excuses not to go out with a certain friend, because she's trying to match-make me with another friend of hers who's also going to be down at the bar tonight.
2nd Feb 2010 at 11:21 pm
Bing Bong Changes
Quote: Movies24 Erotica Zone. Contains Scenes of a Sexual Nature., Feb 2010I'm making excuses not to go out with a certain friend, because she's trying to match-make me with another friend of hers who's also going to be down at the bar tonight.
Have you met this friend before? Or is it just because the match-making thing would add a bit of pressure and make you feel uncomfortable?
3rd Feb 2010 at 12:21 am
Quote: King of the Tramps, Feb 2010Quote: Movies24 Erotica Zone. Contains Scenes of a Sexual Nature., Feb 2010I'm making excuses not to go out with a certain friend, because she's trying to match-make me with another friend of hers who's also going to be down at the bar tonight.
Have you met this friend before? Or is it just because the match-making thing would add a bit of pressure and make you feel uncomfortable?
Never met this other person before. My friend, let's call her Tasha, because that's her name, thinks me and Kirsty should hook up because "we're both single". I instead elected to stay to stay in and play Aqua Teen Hunger Force on the PS2, because that's how cool I am.
3rd Feb 2010 at 1:08 am
3rd Feb 2010 at 8:12 am
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3rd Feb 2010 at 8:50 am
I aim to misbehave
Quote: Rayanne Graff, Feb 2010(My throat hurts and it hurts when i swallow.
And this thing about how the fiancé's mother thinks there's nothing wrong with me, i wish it didn't (upset) me. But her saying that, it means that she thinks i'm not really disabled, like i'm hecking making it up. i ended up talking to him about it and asking why she would say that. Then he said that she must think that i'm not properly disabled because i don't have a leg missing and that "people" often say that i don't seem to have anything wrong with me. i knew that it was sometimes said about me but i didn't know that it was often said. Funny how they never say it to me, eh? They say it to him but they don't have the guts to say it to me.Very classy. His mother never said it to me but i certainly heard because they were both shouting at each other for most of the time when they were arguing. i don't blame him though, it was her fault.
So i ended up crying last night but crying is probably better than cutting. Then i ended up remembering summat to do with being s*xually abused.)
I don't know your fellas Mum, but people like that do my f*cking head in. I've got a disabled cousin and a couple of disabled mate and to look at any of them you wouldn't think there was owt wrong, so who is anyone, other than a medical professional, to judge what is and what is not "disabled". If you can't go outside because of severe Agoraphobia, I'd say you were "disabled" I'd say the lad who has had a leg amputated and ended up with a prosthetic and pretty much lead a normal life is more abled!
*silently fumes at societies stupid attitudes*
Oh and gargle TCP for sore throats, works a treat.
3rd Feb 2010 at 11:31 am
River Phoenix
Quote: Ted 'Smooth' Bundy, Feb 2010Quote: Rayanne Graff, Feb 2010(My throat hurts and it hurts when i swallow.
And this thing about how the fiancé's mother thinks there's nothing wrong with me, i wish it didn't (upset) me. But her saying that, it means that she thinks i'm not really disabled, like i'm hecking making it up. i ended up talking to him about it and asking why she would say that. Then he said that she must think that i'm not properly disabled because i don't have a leg missing and that "people" often say that i don't seem to have anything wrong with me. i knew that it was sometimes said about me but i didn't know that it was often said. Funny how they never say it to me, eh? They say it to him but they don't have the guts to say it to me.Very classy. His mother never said it to me but i certainly heard because they were both shouting at each other for most of the time when they were arguing. i don't blame him though, it was her fault.
So i ended up crying last night but crying is probably better than cutting. Then i ended up remembering summat to do with being s*xually abused.)
I don't know your fellas Mum, but people like that do my f*cking head in. I've got a disabled cousin and a couple of disabled mate and to look at any of them you wouldn't think there was owt wrong, so who is anyone, other than a medical professional, to judge what is and what is not "disabled". If you can't go outside because of severe Agoraphobia, I'd say you were "disabled" I'd say the lad who has had a leg amputated and ended up with a prosthetic and pretty much lead a normal life is more abled!
*silently fumes at societies stupid attitudes*
Oh and gargle TCP for sore throats, works a treat.
I agree with the Philmeister General. Who is she to judge who is disabled or not? A disability is more than being deaf or having one arm. And people saying that you don't seem to have anything wrong with you is a good thing I reckon. Like Phils example, a guy with a leg missing but using a prosthetic may seem like there's nothing wrong with him either. It means you're not letting your disability define you. It's just a part of who you are and you're not letting it control you. Also, she may have just been lying about other people saying it.
3rd Feb 2010 at 11:34 am
I aim to misbehave
Quote: King of the Tramps, Feb 2010Quote: Ted 'Smooth' Bundy, Feb 2010Quote: Rayanne Graff, Feb 2010(My throat hurts and it hurts when i swallow.
And this thing about how the fiancé's mother thinks there's nothing wrong with me, i wish it didn't (upset) me. But her saying that, it means that she thinks i'm not really disabled, like i'm hecking making it up. i ended up talking to him about it and asking why she would say that. Then he said that she must think that i'm not properly disabled because i don't have a leg missing and that "people" often say that i don't seem to have anything wrong with me. i knew that it was sometimes said about me but i didn't know that it was often said. Funny how they never say it to me, eh? They say it to him but they don't have the guts to say it to me.Very classy. His mother never said it to me but i certainly heard because they were both shouting at each other for most of the time when they were arguing. i don't blame him though, it was her fault.
So i ended up crying last night but crying is probably better than cutting. Then i ended up remembering summat to do with being s*xually abused.)
I don't know your fellas Mum, but people like that do my f*cking head in. I've got a disabled cousin and a couple of disabled mate and to look at any of them you wouldn't think there was owt wrong, so who is anyone, other than a medical professional, to judge what is and what is not "disabled". If you can't go outside because of severe Agoraphobia, I'd say you were "disabled" I'd say the lad who has had a leg amputated and ended up with a prosthetic and pretty much lead a normal life is more abled!
*silently fumes at societies stupid attitudes*
Oh and gargle TCP for sore throats, works a treat.
I agree with the Philmeister General. Who is she to judge who is disabled or not? A disability is more than being deaf or having one arm. And people saying that you don't seem to have anything wrong with you is a good thing I reckon. Like Phils example, a guy with a leg missing but using a prosthetic may seem like there's nothing wrong with him either. It means you're not letting your disability define you. It's just a part of who you are and you're not letting it control you. Also, she may have just been lying about other people saying it.
You misunderstood about the other people saying that it seems like i've nothing wrong with me bit. i meant that, when the fiancé and i were talking yesterday he said that people say that to him sometimes.
i don't think his mother knows that people have said it about me.
3rd Feb 2010 at 11:38 am
River Phoenix
Quote: Rayanne Graff, Feb 2010Quote: King of the Tramps, Feb 2010Quote: Ted 'Smooth' Bundy, Feb 2010Quote: Rayanne Graff, Feb 2010(My throat hurts and it hurts when i swallow.
And this thing about how the fiancé's mother thinks there's nothing wrong with me, i wish it didn't (upset) me. But her saying that, it means that she thinks i'm not really disabled, like i'm hecking making it up. i ended up talking to him about it and asking why she would say that. Then he said that she must think that i'm not properly disabled because i don't have a leg missing and that "people" often say that i don't seem to have anything wrong with me. i knew that it was sometimes said about me but i didn't know that it was often said. Funny how they never say it to me, eh? They say it to him but they don't have the guts to say it to me.Very classy. His mother never said it to me but i certainly heard because they were both shouting at each other for most of the time when they were arguing. i don't blame him though, it was her fault.
So i ended up crying last night but crying is probably better than cutting. Then i ended up remembering summat to do with being s*xually abused.)
I don't know your fellas Mum, but people like that do my f*cking head in. I've got a disabled cousin and a couple of disabled mate and to look at any of them you wouldn't think there was owt wrong, so who is anyone, other than a medical professional, to judge what is and what is not "disabled". If you can't go outside because of severe Agoraphobia, I'd say you were "disabled" I'd say the lad who has had a leg amputated and ended up with a prosthetic and pretty much lead a normal life is more abled!
*silently fumes at societies stupid attitudes*
Oh and gargle TCP for sore throats, works a treat.
I agree with the Philmeister General. Who is she to judge who is disabled or not? A disability is more than being deaf or having one arm. And people saying that you don't seem to have anything wrong with you is a good thing I reckon. Like Phils example, a guy with a leg missing but using a prosthetic may seem like there's nothing wrong with him either. It means you're not letting your disability define you. It's just a part of who you are and you're not letting it control you. Also, she may have just been lying about other people saying it.
You misunderstood about the other people saying that it seems like i've nothing wrong with me bit. i meant that, when the fiancé and i were talking yesterday he said that people say that to him sometimes.
i don't think his mother knows that people have said it about me.
Ah. Well then they're just as ignorant as you fiancee's mother
3rd Feb 2010 at 11:49 am
River Phoenix
Quote: Rayanne Graff, Feb 2010(My throat hurts and it hurts when i swallow.
And this thing about how the fiancé's mother thinks there's nothing wrong with me, i wish it didn't (upset) me. But her saying that, it means that she thinks i'm not really disabled, like i'm hecking making it up. i ended up talking to him about it and asking why she would say that. Then he said that she must think that i'm not properly disabled because i don't have a leg missing and that "people" often say that i don't seem to have anything wrong with me. i knew that it was sometimes said about me but i didn't know that it was often said. Funny how they never say it to me, eh? They say it to him but they don't have the guts to say it to me.Very classy. His mother never said it to me but i certainly heard because they were both shouting at each other for most of the time when they were arguing. i don't blame him though, it was her fault.
So i ended up crying last night but crying is probably better than cutting. Then i ended up remembering summat to do with being s*xually abused.)
I don't know your fellas Mum, but people like that do my f*cking head in. I've got a disabled cousin and a couple of disabled mate and to look at any of them you wouldn't think there was owt wrong, so who is anyone, other than a medical professional, to judge what is and what is not "disabled". If you can't go outside because of severe Agoraphobia, I'd say you were "disabled" I'd say the lad who has had a leg amputated and ended up with a prosthetic and pretty much lead a normal life is more abled!
*silently fumes at societies stupid attitudes*
Oh and gargle TCP for sore throats, works a treat.
3rd Feb 2010 at 11:52 am
River Phoenix
Quote: Ted 'Smooth' Bundy, Feb 2010Quote: Rayanne Graff, Feb 2010(My throat hurts and it hurts when i swallow.
And this thing about how the fiancé's mother thinks there's nothing wrong with me, i wish it didn't (upset) me. But her saying that, it means that she thinks i'm not really disabled, like i'm hecking making it up. i ended up talking to him about it and asking why she would say that. Then he said that she must think that i'm not properly disabled because i don't have a leg missing and that "people" often say that i don't seem to have anything wrong with me. i knew that it was sometimes said about me but i didn't know that it was often said. Funny how they never say it to me, eh? They say it to him but they don't have the guts to say it to me.Very classy. His mother never said it to me but i certainly heard because they were both shouting at each other for most of the time when they were arguing. i don't blame him though, it was her fault.
So i ended up crying last night but crying is probably better than cutting. Then i ended up remembering summat to do with being s*xually abused.)
I don't know your fellas Mum, but people like that do my f*cking head in. I've got a disabled cousin and a couple of disabled mate and to look at any of them you wouldn't think there was owt wrong, so who is anyone, other than a medical professional, to judge what is and what is not "disabled". If you can't go outside because of severe Agoraphobia, I'd say you were "disabled" I'd say the lad who has had a leg amputated and ended up with a prosthetic and pretty much lead a normal life is more abled!
*silently fumes at societies stupid attitudes*
Oh and gargle TCP for sore throats, works a treat.
Right on all counts. When I spent all the time off work when I was ill, it did my f*cking tits in when people would stand there and say well, you look alright (even though I'm six foot two and weighed about eight stone or summat daft like that ). Bloody idiots.
And if you don't like the taste of TCP, salt water's pretty good as well.
3rd Feb 2010 at 5:26 pm
Quote: the doc, Feb 2010Quote: Ted 'Smooth' Bundy, Feb 2010Quote: Rayanne Graff, Feb 2010(My throat hurts and it hurts when i swallow.
And this thing about how the fiancé's mother thinks there's nothing wrong with me, i wish it didn't (upset) me. But her saying that, it means that she thinks i'm not really disabled, like i'm hecking making it up. i ended up talking to him about it and asking why she would say that. Then he said that she must think that i'm not properly disabled because i don't have a leg missing and that "people" often say that i don't seem to have anything wrong with me. i knew that it was sometimes said about me but i didn't know that it was often said. Funny how they never say it to me, eh? They say it to him but they don't have the guts to say it to me.Very classy. His mother never said it to me but i certainly heard because they were both shouting at each other for most of the time when they were arguing. i don't blame him though, it was her fault.
So i ended up crying last night but crying is probably better than cutting. Then i ended up remembering summat to do with being s*xually abused.)
I don't know your fellas Mum, but people like that do my f*cking head in. I've got a disabled cousin and a couple of disabled mate and to look at any of them you wouldn't think there was owt wrong, so who is anyone, other than a medical professional, to judge what is and what is not "disabled". If you can't go outside because of severe Agoraphobia, I'd say you were "disabled" I'd say the lad who has had a leg amputated and ended up with a prosthetic and pretty much lead a normal life is more abled!
*silently fumes at societies stupid attitudes*
Oh and gargle TCP for sore throats, works a treat.
Right on all counts. When I spent all the time off work when I was ill, it did my f*cking tits in when people would stand there and say well, you look alright (even though I'm six foot two and weighed about eight stone or summat daft like that ). Bloody idiots.
And if you don't like the taste of TCP, salt water's pretty good as well.
People thought you were all right when you weighed summat daft? Ugh, the cheek of them.
i don't have any TCP. i do have this mouth spray thing though so i'll try that in bit.
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