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I aim to misbehave
Quote: LoonyPandora, Mar 2010
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Quote: Darren, Mar 2010Quote: LoonyPandora, Mar 2010Base Jumping... Must get into that. From The Big PictureIt looks like so much fun.. Then you hit the pavement.!
That's the downside to it. Seriously, that video is one of the most horrible things I've ever seen. Don't watch if you don't want to see and hear what happens when a base jump goes wrong...
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Quote: Claire, Mar 2010
Don't worry you're probably completely focussed during the drive and then only after you arrive you just forget everything because you've done that journey so many times in the past. so once you get there in retrospect it seems like you were reckless but you weren't actually if that makes any sense.
Unless this is a journey that you haven't ever done before, in which case you're lucky to be alive
Quote: Paddy Irishman, Mar 2010Also, I really should pay more attention when driving. There is a section of road at least 5 miles long that I just cannot remember at all from this morning. Seriously, I realised I was behind a Corolla, then I realised I had been behind a lorry about 5 miles ago. And I had no recollection of where the lorry went, or how I got where I was. Obviously, I didn't crash or kill anyone, so I drove okay. I just dazed through it
I do this. It's a 20 minute drive to work, and sometimes I turn up and have no idea how I got there without dying.
Don't worry you're probably completely focussed during the drive and then only after you arrive you just forget everything because you've done that journey so many times in the past. so once you get there in retrospect it seems like you were reckless but you weren't actually if that makes any sense.
Unless this is a journey that you haven't ever done before, in which case you're lucky to be alive
I aim to misbehave
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Quote: Babestation, Mar 2010
Quote: mr. lisa, Mar 2010
... wait
... what?
Having met his mother and head carer yesterday in Starbucks yesterday, had college today and my mentor tell me that they were impressed with my demeanour, I'm meeting the young man who I'll be caring for tomorrow. Everyone's told me he's lovely and easy to get on with, but I'm nervous that we may not click. I really hope we do. I won't have any responsibilities for a few months until I've shadowed the people who already help him and got everything down pat. Can't wait.
Quote: Babestation, Mar 2010
Positive mental attitude! South Somerset Mind have said there's funding in place for me and Shaun to gain our Level 1 & 2 FA coaching badges, and then, once that's in place, we'll be responsible for running the Monday night training session for the service users. At the moment, I'm volunteering with Mind on the football side of things in an unofficial capacity, but my CRB comes back in a couple of weeks, and I can get stuck in properly with a wide range of projects. The plan is to see how I get on for a few weeks and then get in touch with Yeovil night shelter and help out down there, as well. I can't help thinking I'm gonna be sh*t at it, though - or at least my self esteem issues are going to hold me back. But it's a foot in the door, with valuable experience and hopefully I can get a paid career out of it.
Quote: mr. lisa, Mar 2010
damn mouse has died already :/
... wait
... what?
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Quote: Toodles, Mar 2010
Popped over to Waterloo to meet him and his part time carer in the library yesterday. He seems like a really cool guy, he's little more dependent than the description had led me to believe -wheelchair bound, palsy, almost completely blind - but he was very smiley and welcoming. The carer said he'd been tense all day and was showing off to me with the way he was drinking his juice and stuff, but that may have been her encouraging him/me.
I talked to him about wanting to be his mate and looking forward to lending a hand and told him I supported Arsenal, that I didn't have to travel too far to come see him. I think we clicked okay, but because his speech is limited to 'yes' and 'no' I couldn't really gauge any kind of opinion. Hopefully, he liked me and we'll be able to build a relationship, but all I can do is wait and see.
Quote: James, Mar 2010Having met his mother and head carer yesterday in Starbucks yesterday, had college today and my mentor tell me that they were impressed with my demeanour, I'm meeting the young man who I'll be caring for tomorrow. Everyone's told me he's lovely and easy to get on with, but I'm nervous that we may not click. I really hope we do. I won't have any responsibilities for a few months until I've shadowed the people who already help him and got everything down pat. Can't wait.
How'd it go, young'un?
Popped over to Waterloo to meet him and his part time carer in the library yesterday. He seems like a really cool guy, he's little more dependent than the description had led me to believe -wheelchair bound, palsy, almost completely blind - but he was very smiley and welcoming. The carer said he'd been tense all day and was showing off to me with the way he was drinking his juice and stuff, but that may have been her encouraging him/me.
I talked to him about wanting to be his mate and looking forward to lending a hand and told him I supported Arsenal, that I didn't have to travel too far to come see him. I think we clicked okay, but because his speech is limited to 'yes' and 'no' I couldn't really gauge any kind of opinion. Hopefully, he liked me and we'll be able to build a relationship, but all I can do is wait and see.
I aim to misbehave
Quote: James, Mar 2010
Good stuff the bold James!
Popped over to Waterloo to meet him and his part time carer in the library yesterday. He seems like a really cool guy, he's little more dependent than the description had led me to believe -wheelchair bound, palsy, almost completely blind - but he was very smiley and welcoming. The carer said he'd been tense all day and was showing off to me with the way he was drinking his juice and stuff, but that may have been her encouraging him/me.
I talked to him about wanting to be his mate and looking forward to lending a hand and told him I supported Arsenal, that I didn't have to travel too far to come see him. I think we clicked okay, but because his speech is limited to 'yes' and 'no' I couldn't really gauge any kind of opinion. Hopefully, he liked me and we'll be able to build a relationship, but all I can do is wait and see.
Good stuff the bold James!
yep. Quail is definately broken 
Get pete to knock her on the head when he comes round...
Poor wee black beak...
Now... Should i or shouldn't i eat it? >_>
Get pete to knock her on the head when he comes round...
Poor wee black beak...
Now... Should i or shouldn't i eat it? >_>
River Phoenix
Quote: mr. lisa, Mar 2010
i'd say shouldn't.
yep. Quail is definately broken
Get pete to knock her on the head when he comes round...
Poor wee black beak...
Now... Should i or shouldn't i eat it? >_>
i'd say shouldn't.
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i have a plan...
it's a disgusting plan, but a plan none the less...
for every mouse the snake wastes, i will rip it's head off, clean it up & sell the skulls on ebay... if i start them at 99p, i've got my money back for them straight up and some idiot's bound to buy 'em
it's a disgusting plan, but a plan none the less...
for every mouse the snake wastes, i will rip it's head off, clean it up & sell the skulls on ebay... if i start them at 99p, i've got my money back for them straight up and some idiot's bound to buy 'em
I've already done one, they're not hard to do either
mistake i made was soaking the first one in virkon S & it turned pink, so... so long as i don't t that it should be easy enough
just getting people to buy them
damn picky snake...
mistake i made was soaking the first one in virkon S & it turned pink, so... so long as i don't t that it should be easy enough
just getting people to buy them
damn picky snake...
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