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hatfull
September 27, 2008, 04:10 PM
Stig and I snog in public at concerts and the teens are mortified and disown us. :D
AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW! You're very cool parents though (I think)

laughing_anne
September 27, 2008, 04:13 PM
it was bad enough when they picked you up/dropped you off at gigs! :o
If i'd gone to a gig with my dad, he'd have propped up the bar and got horribly drunk I would imagine :rolleyes: at least this way, he just shows my mother up :D
There's no way my dad would've gone to a concert with me (not that I would have asked him either ;)). Apparently no good music has been made since the 60s. :D

hatfull
September 27, 2008, 04:18 PM
There's no way my dad would've gone to a concert with me (not that I would have asked him either ;)). Apparently no good music has been made since the 60s. :D
quite. My parents' went to see some weirdy beardy open toed sandel wearing Irish Folk band, last together in the 70s, not so long ago. The mind boggles...

The Cat's Mother
September 27, 2008, 04:31 PM
it was bad enough when they picked you up/dropped you off at gigs! :o


Oh, we're only tolerated because we also throw in the transport. :rolleyes:

Buzzetta
September 27, 2008, 04:32 PM
I played football on Wednesday and Thursday. My throwing arm is still a bit sore today.

Wah wah wah

PregnantForTheLastTime
September 27, 2008, 04:32 PM
...she has now taken this band as her own, tries to go to every single concert she can, talks about them nonstop. She has a job, and two kids to take care of.

Uh... you just described about half of the membership here. :o

What band is it?

hatfull
September 27, 2008, 04:38 PM
Oh, we're only tolerated because we also throw in the transport. :rolleyes:
haha! Do they meet you round the corner with the car 10 minutes after you've left? :D I used to try and pull that one!

laughing_anne
September 27, 2008, 04:40 PM
Oh, we're only tolerated because we also throw in the transport. :rolleyes:

and pay for the tickets as well. ;)

hatfull
September 27, 2008, 04:43 PM
i think someone here is glad i can't drive then:p
haha! The ultimate humiliation was them leaning out of the widow to shout things like 'You'd better be out here at 11, it's a school night!' or wave cheerily as they drive past, slowing down to talk to all of your friends (but hey, free taxi! :D )

The Cat's Mother
September 27, 2008, 04:47 PM
and pay for the tickets as well. ;)

God, yes, and there's always an extra ticket needed for the boyfriend or best friend. :rolleyes:

hatfull
September 27, 2008, 04:51 PM
I think i have to learn;)

haha! That's a good idea!


God, yes, and there's always an extra ticket needed for the boyfriend or best friend. :rolleyes:

You're very tolerent, my parents' made me pay for all my own tickets!

PregnantForTheLastTime
September 27, 2008, 04:57 PM
I'm feeling sick, going back to bed... :(

The Cat's Mother
September 27, 2008, 04:58 PM
haha! That's a good idea!



You're very tolerent, my parents' made me pay for all my own tickets!

We don't give V much pocket money because she fritters at a rate that scares even her. But we do shell out for clothes, tickets and the like. We still have Dan the Impecunious living with us, too, so we suddenly have four children.

cornelius blaze
September 27, 2008, 05:02 PM
I'm feeling sick, going back to bed... :(

I hope you feel better soon.


We don't give V much pocket money because she fritters at a rate that scares even her. Does she have a job?

I quite like saying that now, "if you want things you have to get a job" :D

IDon'tOweYouAnything23
September 27, 2008, 05:11 PM
TORRES!!!! :D Made my weekend :D

The Cat's Mother
September 27, 2008, 05:11 PM
I hope you feel better soon.

Does she have a job?

I quite like saying that now, "if you want things you have to get a job" :D

She and the bf do the paper round three nights a week (when Tom's going to be back from college too late to do it himself).

There's also money available if the kids want to wash/tidy out the cars, but no-one seems to want the cash that much. :rolleyes:

MunchyBrain
September 27, 2008, 05:13 PM
She and the bf do the paper round three nights a week (when Tom's going to be back from college too late to do it himself).

There's also money available if the kids want to wash/tidy out the cars, but no-one seems to want the cash that much. :rolleyes:

Whenever I talk about getting a job my parents always go "You can hang out the washing/wash the dishes/wash the car/make the beds if you want." And then I always lose all enthusiasm for the idea of working. This is why I don't have a job.

Corrissey
September 27, 2008, 05:17 PM
I'm feeling sick, going back to bed... :(

Aww... *HUGZ* Feel better, Pregs :)


I'm thinking...there's a cricket somewhere in my basement. I'm afraid he's going to die a slow, lonesome death. It's a bit heartbreaking that he's sending out SOS chirps. :(:o:p

iamkali62
September 27, 2008, 05:22 PM
I'm sitting here typing and my keyboard is getting hot. Another scorcher today! :(
When will summer be OVAH!? My left thigh is getting a tan but that's only because I am sitting Indian Style. Here comes the sweat...lovely.:(

Corrissey
September 27, 2008, 05:24 PM
I'm sitting here typing and my keyboard is getting hot. Another scorcher today! :(
When will summer be OVAH!? My left thigh is getting a tan but that's only because I am sitting Indian Style. Here comes the sweat...lovely.:(

Do you have A/C? It's been gorgeous here... 70's and sunny. sorry :o

IDon'tOweYouAnything23
September 27, 2008, 05:24 PM
I'm sitting here typing and my keyboard is getting hot. Another scorcher today! :(
When will summer be OVAH!? My left thigh is getting a tan but that's only because I am sitting Indian Style. Here comes the sweat...lovely.:(

I'll swap locations with you? I have the central heating on :(

MunchyBrain
September 27, 2008, 05:28 PM
you are too young to get a job, but you can earn your pocket money.:eek:

I'm not too young to get a job, 14 is the minimum age. I don't actually really get pocket money either. It's more like I ask for money when I need it, and if I'm lucky I'll get it. I go for ages without spending anything and then some weekends, like if I go to an all day gig or stay with friends out of London, I spend way too much money.

iamkali62
September 27, 2008, 05:28 PM
I'll swap locations with you? I have the central heating on :(

YES! Let's swap! I can only IMAGINE how hot it is outside. And I have my AC on and my ceiling fan on. I opened the glass door to my terrace and I may close it back up. I'm getting too hot. Central heating, YIKES! Yes, I'll be on the next plane over! I am DEFINITELY going swimming tonight!

iamkali62
September 27, 2008, 05:29 PM
I'm not too young to get a job, 14 is the minimum age. I don't actually really get pocket money either. It's more like I ask for money when I need it, and if I'm lucky I'll get it. I go for ages without spending anything and then some weekends, like if I go to an all day gig or stay with friends out of London, I spend way too much money.

Don't take this the wrong way, but your parents don't give you an allowance? I spent WAYYYY too much money yesterday. Mostly on CD's.:eek: Gotta stop that.

Amy
September 27, 2008, 05:31 PM
I'm not too young to get a job, 14 is the minimum age. I don't actually really get pocket money either. It's more like I ask for money when I need it, and if I'm lucky I'll get it. I go for ages without spending anything and then some weekends, like if I go to an all day gig or stay with friends out of London, I spend way too much money.

If you get a job at 14, employers can pay you absolute peanuts, £1 an hour if they want. Minimum wage doesn't apply until you're 16, and then it goes up when you're 18 and 21.

MunchyBrain
September 27, 2008, 05:33 PM
Don't take this the wrong way, but your parents don't give you an allowance? I spent WAYYYY too much money yesterday. Mostly on CD's.:eek: Gotta stop that.

Nope. Lots of my friends parents don't either. It's more like "I'm going to a gig on Friday night, can I have some money?" or "I'm going record shopping can I have some money?" It's just not a formal amount. My mum keeps meaning to do it, but she's never decided on how much to give me.

IDon'tOweYouAnything23
September 27, 2008, 05:33 PM
YES! Let's swap! I can only IMAGINE how hot it is outside. And I have my AC on and my ceiling fan on. I opened the glass door to my terrace and I may close it back up. I'm getting too hot. Central heating, YIKES! Yes, I'll be on the next plane over! I am DEFINITELY going swimming tonight!

Jesus, your summer must go on forever! The English summer was pretty poor, I sorta wanted a mini-heatwave for like a week :(, but I couldn't deal with inferno-style temps tbh :o, Yeah, go skinny dipping! ;) :p

Amy
September 27, 2008, 05:35 PM
YES! Let's swap! I can only IMAGINE how hot it is outside. And I have my AC on and my ceiling fan on. I opened the glass door to my terrace and I may close it back up. I'm getting too hot. Central heating, YIKES! Yes, I'll be on the next plane over! I am DEFINITELY going swimming tonight!

Hehe Kali, our forecast for Monday is 13 degrees C, light rain :p :D

iamkali62
September 27, 2008, 05:37 PM
Jesus, your summer must go on forever! The English summer was pretty poor, I sorta wanted a mini-heatwave for like a week :(, but I couldn't deal with inferno-style temps tbh :o, Yeah, go skinny dipping! ;) :p

LMAO- I WISH I could go skinny dipping, but the pool is in the middle of the complex and it's lighted. So....no, unfortunately. When I was in England, I loved the way it was sunny for one hour and then pouring with rain the next. You never knew what to expect! I don't even know why we have weather reports here- it's the same daily. It'll cool off mid October then I can break out the sweaters! You wouldn't like it here unless you were near the beach. The humidity is the worst.

iamkali62
September 27, 2008, 05:39 PM
Nope. Lots of my friends parents don't either. It's more like "I'm going to a gig on Friday night, can I have some money?" or "I'm going record shopping can I have some money?" It's just not a formal amount. My mum keeps meaning to do it, but she's never decided on how much to give me.

Now that sucks. I remember being under my parents thumb and it isn't a nice position to be in. I'd go to my father. I'm a daddy's girl, so I usually got about $20 a week. Do you do chores around your house? Maybe your mum can calculate it by the chores you do?

iamkali62
September 27, 2008, 05:40 PM
Hehe Kali, our forecast for Monday is 13 degrees C, light rain :p :D

Amy, LOL, when your Fall comes, it really arrives! Oh, to be out in light rain! It's so funny here because people drive too fast and when it rains, they forget about the oil on the freeways (carriage ways) and they get into major accidents. :rolleyes:

Buzzetta
September 27, 2008, 05:42 PM
Now that sucks. I remember being under my parents thumb and it isn't a nice position to be in. I'd go to my father. I'm a daddy's girl, so I usually got about $20 a week. Do you do chores around your house? Maybe your mum can calculate it by the chores you do?

Orrrr she could get a job and start to make some of her own money.

Amy
September 27, 2008, 05:43 PM
Amy, LOL, when your Fall comes, it really arrives! Oh, to be out in light rain! It's so funny here because people drive too fast and when it rains, they forget about the oil on the freeways (carriage ways) and they get into major accidents. :rolleyes:

About 12 degrees is perfect weather as far as I'm concerned, I like it cold :D

But really, in Britain there is usually about 4/5 weeks of intense heat per year, and thats it. I'd like to live in Norway...

Cassius
September 27, 2008, 05:44 PM
Nope. Lots of my friends parents don't either. It's more like "I'm going to a gig on Friday night, can I have some money?" or "I'm going record shopping can I have some money?" It's just not a formal amount. My mum keeps meaning to do it, but she's never decided on how much to give me.

I never got an allowance either. I had to work right when I turned sixteen.

Amy
September 27, 2008, 05:45 PM
Orrrr she could get a job and start to make some of her own money.


I doubt the work would be worth the pay.




If you get a job at 14, employers can pay you absolute peanuts, £1 an hour if they want. Minimum wage doesn't apply until you're 16, and then it goes up when you're 18 and 21.

Buzzetta
September 27, 2008, 05:46 PM
I never got an allowance either. I had to work right when I turned sixteen.

Twelve, I started newspapers at 12. Worked maintenance, groundskeeping, lifeguarding, retail, mcdonalds and many other things to pay to get to where I am and what I make now.

Cassius
September 27, 2008, 05:47 PM
I doubt the work would be worth the pay.

I'd guess it'd have to depend on the job and how badly you needed/wanted money.

IDon'tOweYouAnything23
September 27, 2008, 05:47 PM
LMAO- I WISH I could go skinny dipping, but the pool is in the middle of the complex and it's lighted. So....no, unfortunately. When I was in England, I loved the way it was sunny for one hour and then pouring with rain the next. You never knew what to expect! I don't even know why we have weather reports here- it's the same daily. It'll cool off mid October then I can break out the sweaters! You wouldn't like it here unless you were near the beach. The humidity is the worst.

Ahh, you should just fiddle with the lights, then leg it starkers into the pool! ;) Yeah, I got dressed yesterday based on the fact it was sunny, and when I left the house it clouded over and I was freezing in my t-shirt. I'm sitting here now in my hoody ('cos I'm a bad ass like that lol) and I'm eating a nice hot bowl of scouse to warm me up, think I've got cold blood :( I reckon you can't wait to whip out the roll neck jumpers ;) Bet, it's not even that cold in the winter there though?

Buzzetta
September 27, 2008, 05:47 PM
I doubt the work would be worth the pay.

I find that utter bullshit because with a bit of ingenuity and hard work there is always money to be made.

Cassius
September 27, 2008, 05:47 PM
Twelve, I started newspapers at 12. Worked maintenance, groundskeeping, lifeguarding, retail, mcdonalds and many other things to pay to get to where I am and what I make now.

Ah you beat me!

I'm starting my own store soon. True story.

Buzzetta
September 27, 2008, 05:48 PM
Ah you beat me!

I'm starting my own store soon. True story.

I think I noticed that going through your myspace. What type of clothes?

iamkali62
September 27, 2008, 05:51 PM
Ahh, you should just fiddle with the lights, then leg it starkers into the pool! ;) Yeah, I got dressed yesterday based on the fact it was sunny, and when I left the house it clouded over and I was freezing in my t-shirt. I'm sitting here now in my hoody ('cos I'm a bad ass like that lol) and I'm eating a nice hot bowl of scouse to warm me up, think I've got cold blood :( I reckon you can't wait to whip out the roll neck jumpers ;) Bet, it's not even that cold in the winter there though?

LOL if only I knew where the lights WERE. And I don't know if management live in the complex. But damn, that would feel so good. Hey, I have a couple of hoodies- so we're both bad ass :D Well, YOU wouldn't think it was cold here in winter- but anything less than 40deg and I am a shivering mess. Then I hear from my friend in Chicago and he teases me about it being such and such below 0. I cannot even imagine it being THAT cold. Oh, and I've only seen snow twice. :p

Cassius
September 27, 2008, 05:51 PM
I think I noticed that going through your myspace. What type of clothes?

Teen to twenties girl's clothes. Purses and hopefully jewelry as well. I'd like to start it sooner but we at the moment are broke (the real world's great!) and I need more supplies and a sewing machine. I've got a few designs ready though.

cornelius blaze
September 27, 2008, 05:52 PM
I'm not too young to get a job, 14 is the minimum age. I don't actually really get pocket money either. It's more like I ask for money when I need it, and if I'm lucky I'll get it. I go for ages without spending anything and then some weekends, like if I go to an all day gig or stay with friends out of London, I spend way too much money.

but still, you could things around the house.


If you get a job at 14, employers can pay you absolute peanuts, £1 an hour if they want. Minimum wage doesn't apply until you're 16, and then it goes up when you're 18 and 21.

what jobs can you get at 14?


I never got an allowance either. I had to work right when I turned sixteen.

so did I, but i got pocket money up until then.



Twelve, I started newspapers at 12. Worked maintenance, groundskeeping, lifeguarding, retail, mcdonalds and many other things to pay to get to where I am and what I make now.

but that is you, as wonderful as you are, not everyone can do that.


I find that utter bullshit because with a bit of ingenuity and hard work there is always money to be made.

that is true.


Ah you beat me!

I'm starting my own store soon. True story.

what are you going to sell?

& good luck:)

MunchyBrain
September 27, 2008, 05:52 PM
Now that sucks. I remember being under my parents thumb and it isn't a nice position to be in. I'd go to my father. I'm a daddy's girl, so I usually got about $20 a week. Do you do chores around your house? Maybe your mum can calculate it by the chores you do?

My parents are quite cool about it though. I have some friends who can never get money off their parents, ever. If I'm not requesting an unreasonable amount, they'll probably give it to me. I'm not a very expensive child, haha. Most of the gigs I go to cost about £5. The money black hole is import punk records. I do chores around the house a bit, I'm not sure how she's work it out though.

Buzzetta
September 27, 2008, 05:53 PM
Teen to twenties girl's clothes. Purses and hopefully jewelry as well. I'd like to start it sooner but we at the moment are broke (the real world's great!) and I need more supplies and a sewing machine. I've got a few designs ready though.

To save on cost are you thinking of making a sample of each then making each item per order or will you be creating an inventory?

hatfull
September 27, 2008, 05:55 PM
She and the bf do the paper round three nights a week (when Tom's going to be back from college too late to do it himself).

There's also money available if the kids want to wash/tidy out the cars, but no-one seems to want the cash that much. :rolleyes:
haha!
My mother used to pay £25 a month into my account, and that was it. No more money for anything! If I couldn't afford a taxi home( or get a lift), I couldn't go out! I got my first job at 16, washing dishes on a Sunday in a pub for £15 a week!

Cassius
September 27, 2008, 05:57 PM
what are you going to sell?

& good luck:)

Thank you. :)


Teen to twenties girl's clothes. Purses and hopefully jewelry as well. I'd like to start it sooner but we at the moment are broke (the real world's great!) and I need more supplies and a sewing machine. I've got a few designs ready though.


To save on cost are you thinking of making a sample of each then making each item per order or will you be creating an inventory?

I'm going to make on of each item, see how in demand it is, and if it's requested I'll gladly make another.

Buzzetta
September 27, 2008, 05:58 PM
but that is you, as wonderful as you are, not everyone can do that.



LOL - not quite... the maintenance groundskeeping job that I had was nothing but labor. I learned quite a bit on the job as far as basic woodworking, electric, plumbing and the like but it was something that anyone with two hands could have done and a determination for a paycheck.

IDon'tOweYouAnything23
September 27, 2008, 05:59 PM
Whoever invented scouse should be given a medal, I just realized how good it tastes

iamkali62
September 27, 2008, 06:00 PM
My parents are quite cool about it though. I have some friends who can never get money off their parents, ever. If I'm not requesting an unreasonable amount, they'll probably give it to me. I'm not a very expensive child, haha. Most of the gigs I go to cost about £5. The money black hole is import punk records. I do chores around the house a bit, I'm not sure how she's work it out though.

My black hole goes to books. :( $10 isn't that much for a gig. What kind of punk do you listen to?

Cassius
September 27, 2008, 06:04 PM
LOL - not quite... the maintenance groundskeeping job that I had was nothing but labor. I learned quite a bit on the job as far as basic woodworking, electric, plumbing and the like but it was something that anyone with two hands could have done and a determination for a paycheck.

I've had a terrible time finding a job (resumes online, applications everywhere), so I just decided to make my own! :D

Buzzetta
September 27, 2008, 06:04 PM
haha!
My mother used to pay £25 a month into my account, and that was it. No more money for anything! If I couldn't afford a taxi home( or get a lift), I couldn't go out! I got my first job at 16, washing dishes on a Sunday in a pub for £15 a week!

I am going to sound like the old man here. I had this conversation last night with someone. This is the problem with what is going on. People all around are criticizing what McCain AND Obama are saying about the economic crisis. They are not saying what needs to be said and that is why they are each criticized for stammering. It was not the government that caused this, it was the people. Imagine if either candidate turned around and said... the american people themselves got themselves into this mix?

The banks were privately run institutions run by private citizens. It was the greed of the people when it came to "pay it later" and "spending more than you make." No one wants to hear that though.

You hit the nail on the head. If you did not have enough money you did not go out. I was raised the same way. How many people fail to understand that. They say... "I have every right to go out and its not fair that money should limit my ability to do so."

I know of someone that bought a home that they could not afford by themselves under the idea that they would rent a level out. Well what is happening? Their tenants did not pay the rent on time last month because they wanted to go on vacation.

Basic premise that people do not understand... you do not spend more than you make or have the ability to pay back.

Riah Shusher
September 27, 2008, 06:07 PM
R.I.P. Paul Newman. :(

Buzzetta
September 27, 2008, 06:07 PM
I've had a terrible time finding a job (resumes online, applications everywhere), so I just decided to make my own! :D

This is what I tell everyone: Teachers, cops, firemen, waste removal, postal are all jobs with step salary positions with job security and quality health insurance.

Hell - I would give you a badge and a gun.

Cassius
September 27, 2008, 06:08 PM
You hit the nail on the head. If you did not have enough money you did not go out. I was raised the same way. How many people fail to understand that. They say... "I have every right to go out and its not fair that money should limit my ability to do so."


I just don't understand why people have to spend a lot of money when they go out. If you have the money and you can do it then go ahead and have fun. But a lot of people just spend and spend on a credit card of all things and then they are paying it off forever.

BF and I go out a lot but we don't spend any money at all. We just go walk around and look at things, but we come back home and eat, and we don't buy anything.

cornelius blaze
September 27, 2008, 06:08 PM
LOL - not quite... the maintenance groundskeeping job that I had was nothing but labor. I learned quite a bit on the job as far as basic woodworking, electric, plumbing and the like but it was something that anyone with two hands could have done and a determination for a paycheck.

that is interesting, what age did you start doing that type of work?

It does sound like you were quite a determined and hard working person from a young age. Not everyone has that quality.

Cassius
September 27, 2008, 06:10 PM
This is what I tell everyone: Teachers, cops, firemen, waste removal, postal are all jobs with step salary positions with job security and quality health insurance.

Hell - I would give you a badge and a gun.

I was considering postal, and I've been thinking about teacher. When I get a little more school I will look into teacher some more. What I'm qualified for right now and have experience in though isn't hiring right now.

I am actually a very good shot.

Amy
September 27, 2008, 06:11 PM
I find that utter bullshit because with a bit of ingenuity and hard work there is always money to be made.

I didn't mean in general - I meant for a 14 year old in Britain right now, it would not be worth the pay, because if you are not 16 they can pay you £1 an hour if they like. Unless you are starving, who would work for that, and what could you possibly save from it?

MunchyBrain
September 27, 2008, 06:11 PM
My black hole goes to books. :( $10 isn't that much for a gig. What kind of punk do you listen to?

Everyone has their black hole, some more understandable than others. I have a friend who will go out and spend £100 on makeup. I don't get this. I listen to a bit of all types of punk, but mostly anarcho, folk-punk, 80s hardcore and crust. And then heavier post-punk like Husker Du, Mission Of Burma etc.


It does sound like you were quite a determined and hard working person from a young age. Not everyone has that quality.

What are you trying to say?! :p

Buzzetta
September 27, 2008, 06:13 PM
that is interesting, what age did you start doing that type of work?

It does sound like you were quite a determined and hard working person from a young age. Not everyone has that quality.

14 through 19/20? It was back breaking labor but I did learn a lot of "how to" stuff while working there.

Buzzetta
September 27, 2008, 06:15 PM
I didn't mean in general - I meant for a 14 year old in Britain right now, it would not be worth the pay, because if you are not 16 they can pay you £1 an hour if they like. Unless you are starving, who would work for that, and what could you possibly save from it?

She can babysit, type papers for classmates, tutor, run errands for people, sweep out or wash dishes. If she wants money there is money to be made. Hell, one Christmas when Power Rangers were all the rage, I made sure I got a case and sold them on line. If you want to hustle there are always legal ways to make money. It involves finding a service that people are willing to pay for.

ThisCharmingGirl
September 27, 2008, 06:16 PM
TORRES!!!! :D Made my weekend :D

He wasn't THAT good here in Spain. You're lucky ;)

MunchyBrain
September 27, 2008, 06:40 PM
sorry i really didn't mean you:o

I was kind of speaking about myself at that age.

I didn't think you did. Although it is kind of true. I am motivated but not really about money.


She can babysit, type papers for classmates, tutor, run errands for people, sweep out or wash dishes. If she wants money there is money to be made. Hell, one Christmas when Power Rangers were all the rage, I made sure I got a case and sold them on line. If you want to hustle there are always legal ways to make money. It involves finding a service that people are willing to pay for.

Yeah, I think my problem is that I don't really care quite enough about money to commit to stuff. If I found something that I enjoyed doing, then that would be different. But while I don't have to work, I'm not bothered enough about earning extra cash to do something I don't like.

hatfull
September 27, 2008, 06:41 PM
I am going to sound like the old man here. I had this conversation last night with someone. This is the problem with what is going on. People all around are criticizing what McCain AND Obama are saying about the economic crisis. They are not saying what needs to be said and that is why they are each criticized for stammering. It was not the government that caused this, it was the people. Imagine if either candidate turned around and said... the american people themselves got themselves into this mix?

The banks were privately run institutions run by private citizens. It was the greed of the people when it came to "pay it later" and "spending more than you make." No one wants to hear that though.

You hit the nail on the head. If you did not have enough money you did not go out. I was raised the same way. How many people fail to understand that. They say... "I have every right to go out and its not fair that money should limit my ability to do so."

I know of someone that bought a home that they could not afford by themselves under the idea that they would rent a level out. Well what is happening? Their tenants did not pay the rent on time last month because they wanted to go on vacation.

Basic premise that people do not understand... you do not spend more than you make or have the ability to pay back.
I have to say, I've always been like that. My father is useless with money, my mum firmly held the purse strings at home! She tought me very young about the value of money, if I wanted something, I saved for it, even when I was small. Even I have been struggling recently though, times are hard, I don't go out a lot, or buy new clothes or CDs and stuff, but just paying the rent and the bills and food has been tough recently. i've been overdrawn every month recently, but thank GOD I've just got my annual pay rise, which is making things easier.

Buzzetta
September 27, 2008, 06:46 PM
I didn't think you did. Although it is kind of true. I am motivated but not really about money.



Yeah, I think my problem is that I don't really care quite enough about money to commit to stuff. If I found something that I enjoyed doing, then that would be different. But while I don't have to work, I'm not bothered enough about earning extra cash to do something I don't like.

Of course you aren't when your parents simply hand cash over to you. Another example of what I said to you months earlier.

hatfull
September 27, 2008, 06:49 PM
Of course you aren't when your parents simply hand cash over to you. Another example of what I said to you months earlier.
I have to agree with you. Maybe it's a teacher thing; I see the dangers of giving your precious child everything it screams for every single day.

MunchyBrain
September 27, 2008, 06:54 PM
Of course you aren't when your parents simply hand cash over to you. Another example of what I said to you months earlier.

I know, that's what I was saying.


I have to agree with you. Maybe it's a teacher thing; I see the dangers of giving your precious child everything it screams for every single day.

My parents don't give me everything I want. They give me everything I need, and some of the stuff I want. Which is why I don't NEED to work.

Cassius
September 27, 2008, 06:55 PM
I know, that's what I was saying.

To be honest, though, when you are fourteen most people don't really care about that because you really shouldn't have to or have the need to.

hatfull
September 27, 2008, 07:06 PM
I know, that's what I was saying.



My parents don't give me everything I want. They give me everything I need, and some of the stuff I want. Which is why I don't NEED to work.
I didn't say they did, but I'm surprised they don't give you a set amount, just so that everyone knows where they stand. Believe me though, I do see spoilt 6 year olds given everything they want every day, and it really doesn't do them any good at all. We had to clean our rooms once a week and do the washing up or drying up once a day, so not massive demands. I was given £3 a week, i think, for that until i got my allowence at about 15. I was always a music junkie, I used to save up for weeks to be able to buy the tapes I wanted!

IDon'tOweYouAnything23
September 27, 2008, 07:30 PM
He wasn't THAT good here in Spain. You're lucky ;)

He wasn't too bad for Atletico, but for Liverpool, he is AMAZING! :D He's like a god round these parts now, and the fact he scored two in the Merseyside derby today, means he'll be regarded that way for a long time :D

iamkali62
September 27, 2008, 07:36 PM
Everyone has their black hole, some more understandable than others. I have a friend who will go out and spend £100 on makeup. I don't get this. I listen to a bit of all types of punk, but mostly anarcho, folk-punk, 80s hardcore and crust. And then heavier post-punk like Husker Du, Mission Of Burma etc.



What are you trying to say?! :p

I've always been into Black Flag, Circle Jerks, and The Rollins Band. HR has a new book out called, "Fanatic!" it's a list of punk bands he plays on this radio show. I was contemplating buying it. Most of the groups I hadn't even heard of! Husker Du is good. Jello Biafra, Diamanda Galas (but she wasn't punk) Darby Crash...a good movie to see is, "Suburbia". Shows Darby Crash and Keith Morris from Circle Jerks messing about. Jeez, $200 on makeup! I have a perfume fetish and a lipstick fetish but that's about it. But books to me are even more important than CD's and I've got boxes of them. I should put them in storage.

IDon'tOweYouAnything23
September 27, 2008, 07:46 PM
LOL if only I knew where the lights WERE. And I don't know if management live in the complex. But damn, that would feel so good. Hey, I have a couple of hoodies- so we're both bad ass :D Well, YOU wouldn't think it was cold here in winter- but anything less than 40deg and I am a shivering mess. Then I hear from my friend in Chicago and he teases me about it being such and such below 0. I cannot even imagine it being THAT cold. Oh, and I've only seen snow twice. :p

I've only been skinny dipping once, it was a release, but the not so fun part was when some friends stole my clothes :( You should just moon at the management :D Suppose you want to keep your flat though, so not such a good idea maybe :o Snow twice?! :eek: I mean snow isn't guaranteed every year in Britain, but I love it when it does, there's nothing like waking up and looking out the window and seeing the grass carpeted with snow (not rubbing it in or anything :p). I love winter, I hate the fact that I get a cold like every other week, but oh well :o

HIM
September 27, 2008, 08:52 PM
I am going to sound like the old man here. I had this conversation last night with someone. This is the problem with what is going on. People all around are criticizing what McCain AND Obama are saying about the economic crisis. They are not saying what needs to be said and that is why they are each criticized for stammering. It was not the government that caused this, it was the people. Imagine if either candidate turned around and said... the american people themselves got themselves into this mix?

The banks were privately run institutions run by private citizens. It was the greed of the people when it came to "pay it later" and "spending more than you make." No one wants to hear that though.

You hit the nail on the head. If you did not have enough money you did not go out. I was raised the same way. How many people fail to understand that. They say... "I have every right to go out and its not fair that money should limit my ability to do so."

I know of someone that bought a home that they could not afford by themselves under the idea that they would rent a level out. Well what is happening? Their tenants did not pay the rent on time last month because they wanted to go on vacation.

Basic premise that people do not understand... you do not spend more than you make or have the ability to pay back.

to an extent, i agree with what you're saying about not buying things that you don't have the resources to pay for. i was always brought up with the 'neither a borrower nor a lender be' ideal and it's a good principle to try to live by. on the other hand, i'm in the relatively fortunate position that allows me to buy some of the things i want (and i suspect you are too). if there's something i can't afford, i try to save up. but as i said, that's what was instilled into me by family when i was growing up. that's accident of birth though; many people are not trained to avoid credit where it can be avoided.

(i don't know what the situation in the u.s.a. is, but certainly, in the u.k.) the financial institutions bear a huge responsibility for the situation they currently find themselves in - at least as much as borrowers. for the last decade they've been falling over themselves to sell their customers money - as have credit card companies and other organisations. it's their job to make actuarial decisions about their customers' ability to repay and to lend responsibly. moreover, they're insured against risk of customers defaulting. in the course of my work, i've come into contact with scores of people who should never have been lent money. you don't need to be an actuary to calculate the risk of somebody who's on Income Support and too ill/disabled to work being unable to repay their debts. i've taken great pleasure in assisting many people in becoming bankrupt and essentially saying to their creditors, "fuck you".

(i was gonna type a lot more, but i got bored)

Ready With Ready-Wit
September 27, 2008, 09:02 PM
http://z.about.com/d/politicalhumor/1/0/b/z/1/obama_obonga.jpg

hatfull
September 27, 2008, 09:08 PM
to an extent, i agree with what you're saying about not buying things that you don't have the resources to pay for. i was always brought up with the 'neither a borrower nor a lender be' ideal and it's a good principle to try to live by. on the other hand, i'm in the relatively fortunate position that allows me to buy some of the things i want (and i suspect you are too). if there's something i can't afford, i try to save up. but as i said, that's what was instilled into me by family when i was growing up. that's accident of birth though; many people are not trained to avoid credit where it can be avoided.

(i don't know what the situation in the u.s.a. is, but certainly, in the u.k.) the financial institutions bear a huge responsibility for the situation they currently find themselves in - at least as much as borrowers. for the last decade they've been falling over themselves to sell their customers money - as have credit card companies and other organisations. it's their job to make actuarial decisions about their customers' ability to repay and to lend responsibly. moreover, they're insured against risk of customers defaulting. in the course of my work, i've come into contact with scores of people who should never have been lent money. you don't need to be an actuary to calculate the risk of somebody who's on Income Support and too ill/disabled to work being unable to repay their debts. i've taken great pleasure in assisting many people in becoming bankrupt and essentially saying to their creditors, "fuck you".

(i was gonna type a lot more, but i got bored)
You're officially in charge of our mortgage :D

jesuisbryony
September 27, 2008, 09:12 PM
http://z.about.com/d/politicalhumor/1/0/b/z/1/obama_obonga.jpg

Eh? :confused:

The Cat's Mother
September 27, 2008, 09:20 PM
HAHAHAHA! Hull City beat Arsenal! :D

MunchyBrain
September 27, 2008, 09:22 PM
I didn't say they did, but I'm surprised they don't give you a set amount, just so that everyone knows where they stand. Believe me though, I do see spoilt 6 year olds given everything they want every day, and it really doesn't do them any good at all. We had to clean our rooms once a week and do the washing up or drying up once a day, so not massive demands. I was given £3 a week, i think, for that until i got my allowence at about 15. I was always a music junkie, I used to save up for weeks to be able to buy the tapes I wanted!

Oh right, sorry. I thought you were talking about me. :o I hate spoilt kids as well, and it's like, can't their parents see that they're messing up their kids?! :eek: I know it would be better for my parents to give me a set amount, so I'd actually have to organise myself and stuff. I shall speak to them about it. I'm a music junkie as well, I used to not eat lunch so I could buy more records. I've stopped this now, but I still would if it wasn't so bad for you.


I've always been into Black Flag, Circle Jerks, and The Rollins Band. HR has a new book out called, "Fanatic!" it's a list of punk bands he plays on this radio show. I was contemplating buying it. Most of the groups I hadn't even heard of! Husker Du is good. Jello Biafra, Diamanda Galas (but she wasn't punk) Darby Crash...a good movie to see is, "Suburbia". Shows Darby Crash and Keith Morris from Circle Jerks messing about. Jeez, $200 on makeup! I have a perfume fetish and a lipstick fetish but that's about it. But books to me are even more important than CD's and I've got boxes of them. I should put them in storage.

Black Flag, Circle Jerks and Rollins Band are all awesome. I wish I could listen to HRs radio show, there isn't really a good punk show on English radio. There's Mike Davies on Radio One, who's quite good. And he's given a couple of my friends bands their first play, which is nice. I've never seen Suburbia, heard about it though. Isn't Flea from Red Hot Chilli Peppers in it as well? Do you keep up with the punk/hardcore scene at the moment? There's quite a lot of good stuff. Books are important to me, but records are more important.

Ready With Ready-Wit
September 27, 2008, 09:23 PM
Eh? :confused:

Exactly.

hatfull
September 27, 2008, 10:05 PM
Oh right, sorry. I thought you were talking about me. :o I hate spoilt kids as well, and it's like, can't their parents see that they're messing up their kids?! :eek: I know it would be better for my parents to give me a set amount, so I'd actually have to organise myself and stuff. I shall speak to them about it. I'm a music junkie as well, I used to not eat lunch so I could buy more records. I've stopped this now, but I still would if it wasn't so bad for you.



Black Flag, Circle Jerks and Rollins Band are all awesome. I wish I could listen to HRs radio show, there isn't really a good punk show on English radio. There's Mike Davies on Radio One, who's quite good. And he's given a couple of my friends bands their first play, which is nice. I've never seen Suburbia, heard about it though. Isn't Flea from Red Hot Chilli Peppers in it as well? Do you keep up with the punk/hardcore scene at the moment? There's quite a lot of good stuff. Books are important to me, but records are more important.
good idea, just so you all know how much you'll have a month! Glad you eat lunch now, I know I used to spend my lunch money on music or fags too :o

Corrissey
September 27, 2008, 10:07 PM
http://z.about.com/d/politicalhumor/1/0/b/z/1/obama_obonga.jpg

Obonga, lol :guitar: Love it!! Great way to get the hippie vote!! ;):D

MunchyBrain
September 27, 2008, 10:09 PM
good idea, just so you all know how much you'll have a month! Glad you eat lunch now, I know I used to spend my lunch money on music or fags too :o

Music and booze for me. Now I just persuade my parents that I need a ridiculous amount of money for food every time I want to drink. :o But yeah, I've sort of had to start eating lunch because all my friends are, and you can't stay in the cafeteria if you're not eating. So basically if I don't eat, I'm on my own.

hatfull
September 27, 2008, 10:11 PM
Music and booze for me. Now I just persuade my parents that I need a ridiculous amount of money for food every time I want to drink. :o But yeah, I've sort of had to start eating lunch because all my friends are, and you can't stay in the cafeteria if you're not eating. So basically if I don't eat, I'm on my own.
yeah. It's a good idea to eat it anyway, I couldn't miss lunch these days! I'm hungry by 11.30! but, if you save up all the change, you'll have money for recods and booze too!

nugz
September 27, 2008, 10:11 PM
http://z.about.com/d/politicalhumor/1/0/b/z/1/obama_obonga.jpg

didnt you see the debate thread? Obama likes DORITOS, not FRITOS!! haha

nugz
September 27, 2008, 10:14 PM
seee??

http://photos-e.ak.facebook.com/photos-ak-sf2p/v338/205/48/15212914/n15212914_32765468_5600.jpg

MunchyBrain
September 27, 2008, 10:14 PM
yeah. It's a good idea to eat it anyway, I couldn't miss lunch these days! I'm hungry by 11.30! but, if you save up all the change, you'll have money for recods and booze too!

I think I'd be even less likely to get served than I already am if I tried to pay in 5p coins. :D

hatfull
September 27, 2008, 10:16 PM
I think I'd be even less likely to get served than I already am if I tried to pay in 5p coins. :D
well, it's all still money!

i'm thinking, my cat loves me today :sweet:

MunchyBrain
September 27, 2008, 10:17 PM
well, it's all still money!

i'm thinking, my cat loves me today :sweet:

I know, but, I don't know. I guess my logic was that most people over 18 can pay with notes. Haha.

Aww. It's really bizarre without my cat. Even though we didn't really get on. But it's odd being able to walk into the kitchen and not having to fear for my life. :(

hatfull
September 27, 2008, 10:22 PM
I know, but, I don't know. I guess my logic was that most people over 18 can pay with notes. Haha.

Aww. It's really bizarre without my cat. Even though we didn't really get on. But it's odd being able to walk into the kitchen and not having to fear for my life. :(
nope, i use every last penny in my purse! Shops like change!

awwwwwwwwwww! :( my best friend's cat, Tinkabell (what an ironic name) is pure evil. She once sat on the stairs and scratched my chest as I walked past the banister to the kitchen! EVIL!

MunchyBrain
September 27, 2008, 10:26 PM
nope, i use every last penny in my purse! Shops like change!

awwwwwwwwwww! :( my best friend's cat, Tinkabell (what an ironic name) is pure evil. She once sat on the stairs and scratched my chest as I walked past the banister to the kitchen! EVIL!

The people who had my cat first called him Dipsy, when we got him from the cats home we renamed him Mouzer. So, RIP Mouzer. I don't know how old he was, but not that old. He attacked all of my friends at least once. Aww. :sweet:

Also, I have a friend who named his cat when he was four. He's now 18. The cat is called Lollipop Strawberry. :D

hatfull
September 27, 2008, 10:32 PM
The people who had my cat first called him Dipsy, when we got him from the cats home we renamed him Mouzer. So, RIP Mouzer. I don't know how old he was, but not that old. He attacked all of my friends at least once. Aww. :sweet:

Also, I have a friend who named his cat when he was four. He's now 18. The cat is called Lollipop Strawberry. :D
hahahaha! there was a dog on a TV programme last night called Bongo. Fucking BONGO! What were they thinking?????????? (mind you, my cat is called Tallulah. When my friends' got 2 cats, they were going to be called Sid and Nancy Boy, but they ended up being called Flea (Chili Peppers) and Brian (Placebo) )

MunchyBrain
September 27, 2008, 10:35 PM
hahahaha! there was a dog on a TV programme last night called Bongo. Fucking BONGO! What were they thinking?????????? (mind you, my cat is called Tallulah. When my friends' got 2 cats, they were going to be called Sid and Nancy Boy, but they ended up being called Flea (Chili Peppers) and Brian (Placebo) )

Bongo??? hahah! I think Lollipop Strawberry is worse, though. His girlfriend has renamed it Dave. Flea is an urrm, ironic name for a cat.

hatfull
September 27, 2008, 10:38 PM
Bongo??? hahah! I think Lollipop Strawberry is worse, though. His girlfriend has renamed it Dave. Flea is an urrm, ironic name for a cat.
haha! it is quite bad. My husband has already named our new cat (which we havn't rescued yet) Arthur :rolleyes: it's better than bloody Frobisher *shakes head*

Cassius
September 27, 2008, 10:40 PM
:( :( :(

PregnantForTheLastTime
September 28, 2008, 12:31 AM
My grandmother just called to check on me and let me know she's praying for me. :) And no matter how much we assure her, she treats phone time as if it costs a dollar a minute. :rolleyes:

troubleluvsme
September 28, 2008, 12:55 AM
My grandmother just called to check on me and let me know she's praying for me. :) And no matter how much we assure her, she treats phone time as if it costs a dollar a minute. :rolleyes:

Are you feeling better?

My brother and I recently had a conversation about the way older generations still perceive long distance rates.

When my Grandparents lived out of town, my Grandmother, with Operator assistance, placed "person to person" calls to a made up name like "Imhome Now" to let us know she was OK. We always said, "he's not here right now,"
and she never got charged for the call. :rolleyes:

troubleluvsme
September 28, 2008, 12:56 AM
grannies are cool,:) i wish i had a Gran.

any how

TTFN solo x

A late Saturday night for you! :guitar:

oye terence
September 28, 2008, 01:07 AM
A late Saturday night for you! :guitar:

hey trubz, is your avatar kurt vonnegut? it looks like him but i am too lazy to go get my glasses.:p

PregnantForTheLastTime
September 28, 2008, 01:10 AM
Are you feeling better?

My brother and I recently had a conversation about the way older generations still perceive long distance rates.

When my Grandparents lived out of town, my Grandmother, with Operator assistance, placed "person to person" calls to a made up name like "Imhome Now" to let us know she was OK. We always said, "he's not here right now,"
and she never got charged for the call. :rolleyes:

I'm feeling intermittently good and bad. Now is bad. In a few days, it will be better. Only two more months...

troubleluvsme
September 28, 2008, 01:17 AM
hey trubz, is your avatar kurt vonnegut? it looks like him but i am too lazy to go get my glasses.:p

Hey there... I was wondering where you were tonight!

Yes, it's Kurt Vonnegut. He's my homeboy, you know. ;)
We used to frequent Vonnegut's Hardware, back in the day.

PregnantForTheLastTime
September 28, 2008, 01:23 AM
Hey there... I was wondering where you were tonight!

Yes, it's Kurt Vonnegut. He's my homeboy, you know. ;)
We used to frequent Vonnegut's Hardware, back in the day.

I think I saw him at the Chatterbox about eight years ago. Or someone who looked just like him.

oye terence
September 28, 2008, 01:24 AM
I'm feeling intermittently good and bad. Now is bad. In a few days, it will be better. Only two more months...

I hope you feel better soon,and two months left? you are one tough cookie.:)


Hey there... I was wondering where you were tonight!

Yes, it's Kurt Vonnegut. He's my homeboy, you know. ;)
We used to frequent Vonnegut's Hardware, back in the day.



his son was my doctor!
well till he mentioned he had written a book and i found it and read it, and then my mother would not let me go back.:p

it was the story of him traveling across the country,heavily under the influence of drugs.:p

troubleluvsme
September 28, 2008, 01:28 AM
I think I saw him at the Chatterbox about eight years ago. Or someone who looked just like him.

I love that place....there's a few old guys who are always there each time I am.



his son was my doctor!


Oh yeah, I remember you either telling me that or posting it.

Corrissey
September 28, 2008, 03:12 AM
*not worth starting a thread in Other Music*

Does anyone like Duffy? I do. She's the musical guest on SNL tonight.

oye terence
September 28, 2008, 03:16 AM
*not worth starting a thread in Other Music*

Does anyone like Duffy? I do. She's the musical guest on SNL tonight.

her song rockferry ,i think that is the name, is really amazing.i will be watching anyways,snl in election time is always better than any other time.:)

Corrissey
September 28, 2008, 03:22 AM
her song rockferry ,i think that is the name, is really amazing.i will be watching anyways,snl in election time is always better than any other time.:)

SNL political sketches are the best. Humor is one way of showing people 'the truth'.

Duffy is also so damn cute :) I love her style and her 'old soul', her voice is very Dusty Springfield-like. I love the 'throwback' voices and grooves. Seems like she stayed the course...unlike, say...um, Amy Winehouse? :rolleyes::p

oye terence
September 28, 2008, 03:28 AM
SNL political sketches are the best. Humor is one way of showing people 'the truth'.

Duffy is also so damn cute :) I love her style and her 'old soul', her voice is very Dusty Springfield-like. I love the 'throwback' voices and grooves. Seems like she stayed the course...unlike, say...um, Amy Winehouse? :rolleyes::p
true,i bet they joke about mccain not looking obama in the eyes.

she is everything that miss winehouse is not, though if you like that kind of music.

you will love this fine young lady.she blows them both out of the water.
candie payne
i heart her .

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Corrissey
September 28, 2008, 02:24 PM
^ thanks, oye -I like her...will have to check her out s'more.

I'm thinking only 106 posts left for me until I "retire :-)" with explory. :D

p.s. Buzzetta, Sept 30 is this Tuesday. Get posting. ;)

I'm also thinking I need to shower & get ready for church. I have to give an announcement today and also rally people to come to the Halloween Party I'm helping organize. The flyer clearly says Oktoberfest Beer... what else do they need to know?! ;):p

Buzzetta
September 28, 2008, 02:28 PM
^ thanks, oye -I like her...will have to check her out s'more.

I'm thinking only 106 posts left for me until I "retire :-)" with explory. :D

p.s. Buzzetta, Sept 30 is this Tuesday. Get posting. ;)

I'm also thinking I need to shower & get ready for church. I have to give an announcement today and also rally people to come to the Halloween Party I'm helping organize. The flyer clearly says Oktoberfest Beer... what else do they need to know?! ;):p

Why what did I say I would have by September 30th?

Corrissey
September 28, 2008, 02:32 PM
Why what did I say I would have by September 30th?

Well, you did mention trying to "catch up." ;)


http://forums.morrissey-solo.com/memberlist.php?order=DESC&sort=posts&pp=30

I say NRITH takes the lead by September 30.

Buzzetta
September 28, 2008, 02:35 PM
Well, you did mention trying to "catch up." ;)

I remember that but I am trying to remember where I will be? Right now I cracked the top 20.

dunya
September 28, 2008, 07:14 PM
How do you deter moths? They've munched through my jumpers. :(
And the mosquitos are driving me nuts..

how to get rid without having to splat! :confused:

hatfull
September 28, 2008, 07:18 PM
How do you deter moths? They've munched through my jumpers. :(
And the mosquitos are driving me nuts..

how to get rid without having to splat! :confused:
I know they're old fashioned, but you can still buy moth balls!

Kewpie
September 28, 2008, 07:19 PM
How do you deter moths? They've munched through my jumpers. :(
And the mosquitos are driving me nuts..

how to get rid without having to splat! :confused:


Hmmm...you have to put mothballs in the wardrobe or chest of drawers.

For mosquitos you should try anti-mosquitos plug in which you can buy from Boots.

I really don't like hot climate because of the mosquitos.

dunya
September 28, 2008, 07:23 PM
I know they're old fashioned, but you can still buy moth balls!

But really smelly.:( I'd like to find a fragrance/trick that does it better. Does lavender work?

Kewpie I think if I plug in any more items to my power points I'll blow the House fuses!

The Cat's Mother
September 28, 2008, 07:24 PM
How do you deter moths? They've munched through my jumpers. :(
And the mosquitos are driving me nuts..

how to get rid without having to splat! :confused:

According to this site, you can put your clothes in the freezer for a week to kill the moths and grubs.


http://www.which.co.uk/advice/how-to-protect-clothes-from-moths/getting-rid-of-moth-infestations/index.jsp

You could use lavender to help deter the moths coming bcak.

hatfull
September 28, 2008, 07:26 PM
But really smelly.:( I'd like to find a fragrance/trick that does it better. Does lavender work?

Kewpie I think if I plug in any more items to my power points I'll blow the House fuses!
I really like the smell of moth balls! i must be a freak! Go with the lavender, see what happens :) good luck!

Buzzetta
September 28, 2008, 07:27 PM
This new healthy diet is making me sick... WTF? It is as if I am throwing off my inner workings simply by eating at normal hours and decreasing the alcohol intake.

The one good thing is that I will eventually be a cheap date again.

MunchyBrain
September 28, 2008, 07:27 PM
I really like the smell of moth balls! i must be a freak! Go with the lavender, see what happens :) good luck!

Moth balls smell :sick::sick:

Kewpie
September 28, 2008, 07:28 PM
But really smelly.:( I'd like to find a fragrance/trick that does it better. Does lavender work?

Kewpie I think if I plug in any more items to my power points I'll blow the House fuses!


In Japan since late 70s we have non-smell mothballs.

Possibly you can buy them from John Lewis?

hatfull
September 28, 2008, 07:31 PM
Moth balls smell :sick::sick:
I like it!

oye terence
September 28, 2008, 07:36 PM
I like it!

what is it with old people and moth balls.;)

hello hattie,hope all is well.

troubleluvsme
September 28, 2008, 07:40 PM
This new healthy diet is making me sick... WTF? It is as if I am throwing off my inner workings simply by eating at normal hours and decreasing the alcohol intake.

The one good thing is that I will eventually be a cheap date again.

Do the wimens pay for you?

hatfull
September 28, 2008, 07:42 PM
what is it with old people and moth balls.;)

hello hattie,hope all is well.
cheek! :mad: ;) yeah, feel much more relaxed, after a fairly stress free weekend! How are you doing?

oye terence
September 28, 2008, 07:44 PM
cheek! :mad: ;) yeah, feel much more relaxed, after a fairly stress free weekend! How are you doing?

i am very lethargic today,slightly hungover,i never really drink anymore so last night was a bit rough.
i start yoga tomorrow night so i am excited about that.

EPbabe
September 28, 2008, 07:45 PM
You could use lavender to help deter the moths coming bcak.

Just what I wanted to say. :cool:

hatfull
September 28, 2008, 07:48 PM
i am very lethargic today,slightly hungover,i never really drink anymore so last night was a bit rough.
i start yoga tomorrow night so i am excited about that.
yeah. Hope you've managed to have a good rest today! I couldn't move yesterday! Hope yoga is good, hubby's really into it.

oye terence
September 28, 2008, 07:52 PM
yeah. Hope you've managed to have a good rest today! I couldn't move yesterday! Hope yoga is good, hubby's really into it.

so he was telling me.
i slept little actually,i always do when i drink, but i am being very lazy today so i should be fine.:p

Renia
September 28, 2008, 08:15 PM
urrrggh.
okay, I need to think of a way to split up doing the dishes with my uncle every week. cause the way it is now it's just. I do a load, and then my uncle waits three weeks to do the next, then I wait 3 weeks to do one and on and on and on. and my dad's getting ticked. :mad: it's cause we don't really have a good schedule to do it on so we get lazy.

EPbabe
September 28, 2008, 08:17 PM
urrrggh.
okay, I need to think of a way to split up doing the dishes with my uncle every week. cause the way it is now it's just. I do a load, and then my uncle waits three weeks to do the next, then I wait 3 weeks to do one and on and on and on. and my dad's getting ticked. :mad: it's cause we don't really have a good schedule to do it on so we get lazy.

"cause the way it is now it's just." What does it mean? :confused:

Do you have enough dishes to eat from during 3 weeks???

Renia
September 28, 2008, 08:20 PM
"cause the way it is now it's just." What does it mean? :confused:

Do you have enough dishes to eat from during 3 weeks???
Yea. but what happens to the dishes that AREN'T washed? They get stacked up and the kitchen turns into a mess and gross. Ya can't find anything, or the thing you need (like a pizza cutter) is underneath a mess of plates in the sink. It's not very organized.

Corrissey
September 28, 2008, 08:21 PM
I. am. drunk.

Buzzetta
September 28, 2008, 08:22 PM
I. am. drunk.

Best. Post. Ever.


However what should I do for the 6000th post?

EPbabe
September 28, 2008, 08:24 PM
I. am. drunk.

At 3 pm???????????? :eek:

oye terence
September 28, 2008, 08:24 PM
I. am. drunk.

hahahaha

Buzzetta
September 28, 2008, 08:26 PM
At 3 pm???????????? :eek:

First round of football games were on. However I do not know how she is going to stay up for the Bears game later.

Dow Jones
September 28, 2008, 08:28 PM
Best. Post. Ever.


However what should I do for the 6000th post?
A puppy

...a picture of a puppy, mind.

Corrissey
September 28, 2008, 08:29 PM
Best. Post. Ever.


However what should I do for the 6000th post?

Something different. Piss somebody off. :p


At 3 pm???????????? :eek:

and on the Sabbath!!?? :eek: :D


hahahaha

I'm laughing at me, too :D

Post-church, me and my BF (both without our kids!) had a spontaneous day at O'Donovan's --bloodies and a buffet and beers. We had 2 bloodies, 2 beer chasers (gotta luv the places that give you the all-important "side-car") and a pitcher of beer :cool: we had some catching up to do.

i am having a hard time typing

Buzzetta
September 28, 2008, 08:30 PM
A puppy

...a picture of a puppy, mind.

You want to see dog brains?!

Coooooooool

EPbabe
September 28, 2008, 08:31 PM
First round of football games were on. However I do not know how she is going to stay up for the Bears game later.

You know when the word football (or baseball/soccer, whatever) pops up, my mind goes all blank.... :p

Dow Jones
September 28, 2008, 08:31 PM
You want to see dog brains?!

CooooooooolVery much so.

Buzzetta
September 28, 2008, 08:35 PM
Very much so.

Give em what they want....

http://yhspatriot.net/~ldye/intgeopd806/gillilandwilsonpd8/dog%20brain.jpg

Dow Jones
September 28, 2008, 08:40 PM
Give em what they want....

http://yhspatriot.net/~ldye/intgeopd806/gillilandwilsonpd8/dog%20brain.jpg

That brain totally looks like a mutant chicken.

http://hosting07.imagecross.com/image-hosting-th-01/3917chicken.png

dunya
September 28, 2008, 08:42 PM
According to this site, you can put your clothes in the freezer for a week to kill the moths and grubs.


http://www.which.co.uk/advice/how-to-protect-clothes-from-moths/getting-rid-of-moth-infestations/index.jsp

You could use lavender to help deter the moths coming bcak.

Thanks TCM. Putting clothes in the freezer - there are too many drunks in the House to risk that
*"rather chewy pizza, this.."*

I'll look out for the Non-smell MB's and try the lavender too. :)

oye terence
September 28, 2008, 09:52 PM
That brain totally looks like a mutant chicken.

http://hosting07.imagecross.com/image-hosting-th-01/3917chicken.png

you are very talented miss jones.


i am thinking i had too much to eat,one too many taco, i am stuffed.

Buzzetta
September 28, 2008, 10:01 PM
I am feeling... well... evil.

troubleluvsme
September 28, 2008, 10:17 PM
I am feeling... well... evil.

Is evil something you are, or something you do?

Buzzetta
September 28, 2008, 10:22 PM
Is evil something you are, or something you do?

A little of column a.... a little of column b.

Corrissey
September 28, 2008, 11:05 PM
My ovaries hurt.

Buzzetta
September 28, 2008, 11:07 PM
My ovaries hurt.

Maybe you are pregnant again after yesterday's anniversary sex.

Corrissey
September 28, 2008, 11:11 PM
Maybe you are pregnant again after yesterday's anniversary sex.

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e337/DaBaron/Celebrities/LittleSmileylaughinghystericallytur.gif

My sources say no.

Buzzetta
September 28, 2008, 11:13 PM
http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e337/DaBaron/Celebrities/LittleSmileylaughinghystericallytur.gif

My sources say no.

heh heh Never know - stranger things have happened.

Zelda Zonk
September 28, 2008, 11:49 PM
a)That actor who plays Burger in SATC and was in Swingers is gorgeous.
b)Sleepy now.
c)Is it worth rescuing the 4 sisters on the ghost ship in Zelda & The Phantom Hourglass, because they seem to have a sinister wierd agenda to me.
d)Very sleepy now.
e)Kilt Uncle hasn't been on in a while.

Buzzetta
September 29, 2008, 12:50 AM
a)That actor who plays Burger in SATC and was in Swingers is gorgeous.
b)Sleepy now.
c)Is it worth rescuing the 4 sisters on the ghost ship in Zelda & The Phantom Hourglass, because they seem to have a sinister wierd agenda to me.
d)Very sleepy now.
e)Kilt Uncle hasn't been on in a while.

If only they would bring Zelda to XBox but alas it will never happen.

iamkali62
September 29, 2008, 03:08 AM
Why more people haven't gone to Cassius's Mad Libs game? It's wickedly fun! :D

Buzzetta
September 29, 2008, 03:17 AM
Somehow I just discovered that there was a slight adjustment to the NFL scoring as far as yardage and assigned stats for week 2. What does that mean? It means that after it was adjusted I lost week 2 of my fantasy where I was under the idea, as was the rest of the league that I won that week.

MF'r

troubleluvsme
September 29, 2008, 04:14 AM
I've invested a weeks worth of time here today.
I think it's time for bed.

Goodnight all. :)

Corrissey
September 29, 2008, 04:17 AM
I've invested a weeks worth of time here today.
I think it's time for bed.

Goodnight all. :)

Ditto on all points. :) 'nite

EPbabe
September 29, 2008, 06:25 AM
e)Kilt Uncle hasn't been on in a while.

Kilt's comp is broken. I'm sure he's eager to get back on line. ;)

vicarinatutugal
September 29, 2008, 06:54 AM
people act like total children here. Complete babies.

EPbabe
September 29, 2008, 06:55 AM
people act like total children here. Complete babies.

Wouldn't be the first time. :rolleyes:

vicarinatutugal
September 29, 2008, 06:59 AM
Wouldn't be the first time. :rolleyes:

Well that is true. Shit tho isnt it?

Dave
September 29, 2008, 07:19 AM
Well that is true. Shit tho isnt it?

shouldn't this be in the "bad mood thread"?

also, don't forget that if you don't like it here you can always "get your money back". ;)

vicarinatutugal
September 29, 2008, 07:23 AM
shouldn't this be in the "bad mood thread"?

also, don't forget that if you don't like it here you can always "get your money back". ;)

yes prob should I could not be bothered wading through the rubbish to get to it though. :p
Hmm the ten quid or something I have spent has been well spent, I like the mysterious future. :)

ps that comment david made was directed at one person, although I suppose it could be to us all.

Dave
September 29, 2008, 07:36 AM
yes prob should I could not be bothered wading through the rubbish to get to it though. :p
Hmm the ten quid or something I have spent has been well spent, I like the mysterious future. :)

ps that comment david made was directed at one person, although I suppose it could be to us all.

well, I'll never understand forum politics. I'm a simple country boy. :D

The Cat's Mother
September 29, 2008, 08:30 AM
I want to run this site. I'd sort it. No, I don't want to mod here. I want to the one who MAKES the rules, not just implements them. Like I said. I'd sort it.

EPbabe
September 29, 2008, 08:32 AM
I want to run this site. I'd sort it. No, I don't want to mod here. I want to the one who MAKES the rules, not just implements them. Like I said. I'd sort it.

Go on then. In TCM we trust. :cool:

The Cat's Mother
September 29, 2008, 08:37 AM
Go on then. In TCM we trust. :cool:


We need to stage a coup, then. :)

I was saying to Karin that I feel make making my own forum, but it's getting people to come over and use it that's the problem. I seem to recall that Mozwa even got approval from Morrissey's people (somewhere along the line), but it still shrivelled and died. Mind you, mine'd be a bit different to that. :D

EPbabe
September 29, 2008, 08:57 AM
We need to stage a coup, then. :)

I was saying to Karin that I feel make making my own forum, but it's getting people to come over and use it that's the problem. I seem to recall that Mozwa even got approval from Morrissey's people (somewhere along the line), but it still shrivelled and died. Mind you, mine'd be a bit different to that. :D

In what way would it be different?

The Cat's Mother
September 29, 2008, 09:29 AM
In what way would it be different?

In short, Mozwa seemed a bit earnest. I got the impression that my rather irreverent take on fandom wouldn't have been welcomed, so although I registered, I never really got into the habit of visiting. I prefer the hell-hole that Solo is, but the anti-trolling measures are being handled wrong IMHO. Trolls can be very entertaining, but they need keeping in their place. I would tolerate them to a point, but if they knew that overstepping the mark got them a three-month IP ban, so they couldn't pop back up half an hour later and carry on as usual, they'd be more likely to stay within limits and continue to annoy/amuse on a manageable level.

That repeated anti-freeyourself post and the replies it spawns on the front page, however.... how that IP hasn't been banned at least semi-permanently defeats me. That page is the showroom for the whole site, forums included. What a bloody awful advert! We all know Morrissey hates this site for other reasons than for posts such as that, but anyone new to the fandom, visiting for the first time will think "Hell, I know why you can't stand this place, Morrissey!" and thus perpetuate Morrissey's claims that "So-Low" is shite.

I want to see a site that can laugh at and criticize as well as praise the object of its fandom, whilst keeping the level of abuse in check. That's how I'd do it.

(You have been reading a Website Management Rant by the Cat's Mother. Thank you. ;))

Kewpie
September 29, 2008, 09:56 AM
You could've posted it to site feedbacks/suggestions forum.

David never bothers to read this thread. :o

The Cat's Mother
September 29, 2008, 11:14 AM
You could've posted it to site feedbacks/suggestions forum.

David never bothers to read this thread. :o

In my version of this site, you have just been banned for being a bossy boots. :p

HIM
September 29, 2008, 11:20 AM
You could've posted it to site feedbacks/suggestions forum.

David never bothers to read this thread. :o

i think 'Post Whatever You Are Thinking At This Very Moment' should be merged with something on 'site feedbacks/suggestions'.

Not Right in the Head
September 29, 2008, 11:21 AM
In my version of this site, you have just been banned for being a bossy boots. :p

Where can I sign up?!?

Kewpie
September 29, 2008, 11:22 AM
In my version of this site, you have just been banned for being a bossy boots. :p


http://www.smilieshq.com/smilies/sad0049.gif (http://www.smilieshq.com)



i think 'Post Whatever You Are Thinking At This Very Moment' should be merged with something on 'site feedbacks/suggestions'.

:rolleyes:

Very good idea.

The Cat's Mother
September 29, 2008, 11:24 AM
i think 'Post Whatever You Are Thinking At This Very Moment' should be merged with something on 'site feedbacks/suggestions'.

Remind us, HIM. Why were you banned from Mozwa? :D

The Cat's Mother
September 29, 2008, 11:25 AM
Where can I sign up?!?

Who's to say I'd let you in in the first place? :rolleyes:

Not Right in the Head
September 29, 2008, 11:26 AM
Who's to say I'd let you in in the first place? :rolleyes:

:tears: Good thing I know how to mask my IP address. :cool:

Kewpie
September 29, 2008, 11:28 AM
Remind us, HIM. Why were you banned from Mozwa? :D

HIM celebrated his 10th post...:D



Who's to say I'd let you in in the first place? :rolleyes:

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e337/DaBaron/Celebrities/LittleSmileylaughinghystericallytur.gif

The Cat's Mother
September 29, 2008, 11:31 AM
:tears: Good thing I know how to mask my IP address. :cool:

Although less of a good thing (for you) that you alerted me to that possibility. ;)

laughing_anne
September 29, 2008, 12:47 PM
Apparently penguins live in ice. :D At least according to a seven year old. ;)

theneverplayedsymphony
September 29, 2008, 02:12 PM
Lemsip! Bloody fantastic!:D

Mozzy1
September 29, 2008, 02:34 PM
Just posing a hello to everyone...another week...

IDon'tOweYouAnything23
September 29, 2008, 02:36 PM
I really should have went to my lecture this morning, but sleep seemed the better option :o

Not Right in the Head
September 29, 2008, 02:48 PM
I really should have went to my lecture this morning, but sleep seemed the better option :o

It wasn't a lecture on English grammar, was it? ;)

IDon'tOweYouAnything23
September 29, 2008, 03:05 PM
It wasn't a lecture on English grammar, was it? ;)

:o it actually was. Damn, it was definitely a mistake to not go :o

Corrissey
September 29, 2008, 03:35 PM
The best part of waking up… is bat brains in your cup! :D

The other jingle in my head is, “there’s a ‘bat’ in the kitchen, what I’ma gonna do, there’s a ‘bat’ in the kitchen, what I’ma gonna do, I’m gonna eat that ‘bat’ that’s what I’m gonna do, I’m gonna eat that ‘bat’…” :sick::p

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - It wasn't just the caffeine that gave an Iowa woman an extra jolt after she had her morning coffee. It was also the bat she found in the filter.

The Iowa Department of Public Health says the woman reported a bat in her house but wasn't too worried about it. She turned on her automatic coffee maker before bedtime and drank her coffee the next morning.

She discovered the bat in the filter when she went to clean it that night. The woman has undergone treatment for possible rabies.

Health officials say that the bat was sent to a lab but that its brain was too cooked by the hot water to determine whether it had rabies.


disclaimer: I told you guys I wasn't feeling well today.

Kewpie
September 29, 2008, 03:39 PM
The best part of waking up… is bat brains in your cup! :D

The other jingle in my head is, “there’s a ‘bat’ in the kitchen, what I’ma gonna do, there’s a ‘bat’ in the kitchen, what I’ma gonna do, I’m gonna eat that ‘bat’ that’s what I’m gonna do, I’m gonna eat that ‘bat’…” :sick::p

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - It wasn't just the caffeine that gave an Iowa woman an extra jolt after she had her morning coffee. It was also the bat she found in the filter.

The Iowa Department of Public Health says the woman reported a bat in her house but wasn't too worried about it. She turned on her automatic coffee maker before bedtime and drank her coffee the next morning.

She discovered the bat in the filter when she went to clean it that night. The woman has undergone treatment for possible rabies.

Health officials say that the bat was sent to a lab but that its brain was too cooked by the hot water to determine whether it had rabies.


disclaimer: I told you guys I wasn't feeling well today.


http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e337/DaBaron/Celebrities/LittleSmileylaughinghystericallytur.gif


I couldn't help over-useing this gif.
Thanks Corrissey BTW. :o

Not Right in the Head
September 29, 2008, 03:40 PM
The best part of waking up… is bat brains in your cup! :D

The other jingle in my head is, “there’s a ‘bat’ in the kitchen, what I’ma gonna do, there’s a ‘bat’ in the kitchen, what I’ma gonna do, I’m gonna eat that ‘bat’ that’s what I’m gonna do, I’m gonna eat that ‘bat’…” :sick::p

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - It wasn't just the caffeine that gave an Iowa woman an extra jolt after she had her morning coffee. It was also the bat she found in the filter.

The Iowa Department of Public Health says the woman reported a bat in her house but wasn't too worried about it. She turned on her automatic coffee maker before bedtime and drank her coffee the next morning.

She discovered the bat in the filter when she went to clean it that night. The woman has undergone treatment for possible rabies.

Health officials say that the bat was sent to a lab but that its brain was too cooked by the hot water to determine whether it had rabies.


disclaimer: I told you guys I wasn't feeling well today.

Awww, I heard that story, but I didn't know it was from my hometown. :sweet: Come to think of it, we had a bat problem there, too--but nothing like this.

nugz
September 29, 2008, 03:43 PM
The best part of waking up… is bat brains in your cup! :D

The other jingle in my head is, “there’s a ‘bat’ in the kitchen, what I’ma gonna do, there’s a ‘bat’ in the kitchen, what I’ma gonna do, I’m gonna eat that ‘bat’ that’s what I’m gonna do, I’m gonna eat that ‘bat’…” :sick::p

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - It wasn't just the caffeine that gave an Iowa woman an extra jolt after she had her morning coffee. It was also the bat she found in the filter.

The Iowa Department of Public Health says the woman reported a bat in her house but wasn't too worried about it. She turned on her automatic coffee maker before bedtime and drank her coffee the next morning.

She discovered the bat in the filter when she went to clean it that night. The woman has undergone treatment for possible rabies.

Health officials say that the bat was sent to a lab but that its brain was too cooked by the hot water to determine whether it had rabies.


disclaimer: I told you guys I wasn't feeling well today.

ewwwwwwwwww!

omg, can you imagine the look on that poor woman's face when she realized what happened!! :eek:

i guess the coffee didn't taste funny??? maybe it did and she was too tired to notice?? so weird and so nastyyyy! :sick:

Not Right in the Head
September 29, 2008, 03:54 PM
See that 40-minute gap in my posts? That's apparently when I fell asleep at my desk. :o

IDon'tOweYouAnything23
September 29, 2008, 04:03 PM
Living on cider, supernoodles, beans on toast and microchips is gonna have a bad effect on me at some point :o

EPbabe
September 29, 2008, 05:12 PM
Living on cider, supernoodles, beans on toast and microchips is gonna have a bad effect on me at some point :o

You're about to have a huge ass, dear. :p (Oh and gases don't help either...)

IDon'tOweYouAnything23
September 29, 2008, 05:51 PM
You're about to have a huge ass, dear. :p (Oh and gases don't help either...)

*puts cider down*

I have a pretty fast metabolism...but it can't last forever, They'll be more of me to love anyways ;)
But, the gases thing, well, I'll probably loose some friends :sick: :p Who'd be a student ey :(

EPbabe
September 29, 2008, 05:52 PM
*puts cider down*

I have a pretty fast metabolism...but it can't last forever, They'll be more of me to love anyways ;)
But, the gases thing, well, I'll probably loose some friends :sick: :p Who'd be a student ey :(

Lol! :D We could have some cider together and organize a burping contest. I'd win. :cool:

IDon'tOweYouAnything23
September 29, 2008, 05:54 PM
Lol! :D We could have some cider together and organize a burping contest. I'd win. :cool:

that sounds like such a busy night! :p oh you'd win? I can burp the alphabet on demand actually :D

EPbabe
September 29, 2008, 06:19 PM
that sounds like such a busy night! :p oh you'd win? I can burp the alphabet on demand actually :D

You win. :o My dad can do that but I can't.

hatfull
September 29, 2008, 06:20 PM
See that 40-minute gap in my posts? That's apparently when I fell asleep at my desk. :o
HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!! we've all done it!

Not Right in the Head
September 29, 2008, 06:21 PM
HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!! we've all done it!

Maybe, but I don't think I've ever done it at this job. :o

hatfull
September 29, 2008, 06:31 PM
Maybe, but I don't think I've ever done it at this job. :o
yeah, i don't have time to do it in this job, there's always some pesky child tugging at my sleeves :rolleyes:

EPbabe
September 29, 2008, 06:32 PM
I bought some lavender and other flowers from a sweet old guy on the street, and I can't stop coughing since I've brought it home. :tears:

IDon'tOweYouAnything23
September 29, 2008, 10:08 PM
You win. :o My dad can do that but I can't.

*does victory dance* :p

It's quite a skill :D

oye terence
September 29, 2008, 10:11 PM
i don't know what to have for dinner.i have a couple things in mind but i cant make up my mind so i have just been eating trail mix made up mainly of seeds,i feel like a bird.:p

oscillate wildly
September 30, 2008, 12:06 AM
i don't know what to have for dinner.i have a couple things in mind but i cant make up my mind so i have just been eating trail mix made up mainly of seeds,i feel like a bird.:p

ask knitted t-money to help you cook!

Pixie_pill_popper
September 30, 2008, 12:08 AM
I am going to be so hungover in the morning.

Zelda Zonk
September 30, 2008, 12:18 AM
I just saw the Marketplace thread: "Unusual Poster For Sale..."
I'm not sure how much you'd get for Stoner Kebab though.

oscillate wildly
September 30, 2008, 12:36 AM
I just saw the Marketplace thread: "Unusual Poster For Sale..."
I'm not sure how much you'd get for Stoner Kebab though.

Stoner Kebab is selling themselves at a market? :eek:

Corrissey
September 30, 2008, 12:38 AM
I just saw the Marketplace thread: "Unusual Poster For Sale..."
I'm not sure how much you'd get for Stoner Kebab though.

:D lol


Stoner Kebab is selling themselves at a market? :eek:

Seems a bit 'skewered' , doesn't it? ;)

Zelda Zonk
September 30, 2008, 12:53 AM
I bought an avocado today.

oye terence
September 30, 2008, 01:06 AM
i just got home from my first yoga class, i liked it.

CrystalGeezer
September 30, 2008, 01:09 AM
Seems a bit 'skewered' , doesn't it? ;)

Um...what? :mad: You're fucking kidding me, right?

CrystalGeezer
September 30, 2008, 01:10 AM
Seriously, if you want to make a big ol' flamin' BABY GAY joke than by all means, but leave Barney out of it.

Zelda Zonk
September 30, 2008, 01:11 AM
i just got home from my first yoga class, i liked it.

Are you tired? Didn't you feel a bit of a plum though? Downward dog and all that.

Corrissey
September 30, 2008, 01:12 AM
Um...what? :mad: You're fucking kidding me, right?

:confused:

oye terence
September 30, 2008, 01:13 AM
Are you tired? Didn't you feel a bit of a plum though? Downward dog and all that.

actually, i feel pretty good.i feel limber.:D

oye terence
September 30, 2008, 01:15 AM
Um...what? :mad: You're fucking kidding me, right?

wtf are you talking about?
what do you do with kebabs? you what with them?


Coz, that was a good one liner.:p

CrystalGeezer
September 30, 2008, 01:15 AM
:confused:

Stoner Kebab...skewer...kabab...I get it now. I'm sorry. I'm REALLY intoxicated now and sort of insane. I'm sorry Corrissey. :o:)

Zelda Zonk
September 30, 2008, 01:16 AM
actually, i feel pretty good.i feel limber.:D

I'm starting British Military Fitness this week. Visions of Full Metal Jacket abound.

CrystalGeezer
September 30, 2008, 01:17 AM
I'm thinking at this very moment that I am ridiculous and need to be punched in the face. But not literally.

Corrissey
September 30, 2008, 01:17 AM
Coz, that was a good one liner.:p

Hey, are you still giving out grades? :p


Stoner Kebab...skewer...kabab...I get it now. I'm sorry. I'm REALLY intoxicated now and sort of insane. I'm sorry Corrissey. :o:)

I see, it's the alcohol talking. ;)

oye terence
September 30, 2008, 01:18 AM
I'm starting British Military Fitness this week. Visions of Full Metal Jacket abound.

oh that sounds tough, i ride 5 miles every morning, workout 30 minutes and now added the weekly yoga class and positions to work on at home.

oye terence
September 30, 2008, 01:19 AM
Hey, are you still giving out grades? :p



A for the day.:D

CrystalGeezer
September 30, 2008, 01:19 AM
I see, it's the alcohol talking. ;)

I hope you registered for the big wedding this week at Crate & Barrel of Monkeys because I'm going to buy you the biggest present there to make up for jumping your shit or whatever they say. *hic*

Zelda Zonk
September 30, 2008, 01:24 AM
oh that sounds tough, i ride 5 miles every morning, workout 30 minutes and now added the weekly yoga class and positions to work on at home.

It's an hour. In the park. At night. Running laps, star-jumps, push-ups, some scary bloke with a neck like a tree shouting at me. And we pay for the privelege. I can hardly wait.

I'm off to bed, night.
Private Benjamin.

PUNKturedBIKE
September 30, 2008, 01:26 AM
I'm thinking at this very moment that I am ridiculous and need to be punched in the face. But not literally.

Internetly?

*punches CrystalGeezer in the face*

CrystalGeezer
September 30, 2008, 01:37 AM
*punches CrystalGeezer in the face*

What the fuck? Whaddja do that for? I'm drunk, jeeez. Damn, my nose. Fuck, you're such a bitch. Shit. :)

Half_a_Person
September 30, 2008, 02:38 AM
Yesterday me and my sister got into an ugly fight. Now she's sorry and realizes how wrong she was.:tears::tears:

Mozzy1
September 30, 2008, 10:50 AM
How "old" is a geezer, actually?

Well, tomorrow is "the night"...

virtually dead
September 30, 2008, 10:55 AM
I just sent a really catty email in reply to one from my father, it felt so good I nearly bit my lip off

The Cat's Mother
September 30, 2008, 12:56 PM
*sigh* Daniel, you daft-lad, you're going to have to get the hang of this laundry business. If you really can't make a pair of jeans last for two days, you have to put your laundry on twice a week. Or buy more jeans. :rolleyes:

Kewpie
September 30, 2008, 01:10 PM
*sigh* Daniel, you daft-lad, you're going to have to get the hang of this laundry business. If you really can't make a pair of jeans last for two days, you have to put your laundry on twice a week. Or buy more jeans. :rolleyes:


Hahaha, Dan hasn't pinched one of T or V's yet at least. :D

Buzzetta
September 30, 2008, 01:11 PM
Today is Rosh Hashana a holy day for the Jewish faith. As any good Catholic would do I turned off the alarm when I got home last night and had planned on sleeping in until at least 10AM instead of getting up at 4:45 as I do every morning since everyone has the day off.

At around 5:30 AM this morning mom called to let me know that their PC died and if I could take a look at it today. Since I was up I went to take a look and it is indeed obsolete. Mom has now decided that she wants to replace the PC with a Mac. I am grumpy as I will be driving to the Mall on the middle of Long Island because she will get the educators discount if I purchase it.

What am I thinking?
I am thinking my revenge for waking me on my day off is high speed lane changing white knuckle driving on the way to the mall.

The Cat's Mother
September 30, 2008, 01:19 PM
Hahaha, Dan hasn't pinched one of T or V's yet at least. :D

He came wandering round Hull with us in V's bright pink skinnies on Sunday. Now he's not hanging out with his rather domineering goth mate, his true colours are emerging and boy, are they bright! We came back with toxic green underpants and socks that could blind the unwary. :rolleyes:

Also, he borrowed my red shirt recently and it's just come out of the wash. Tonight, Danny-Boy will be inducted into the family tradition of "You wear it, you iron it!"

Kewpie
September 30, 2008, 01:29 PM
He came wandering round Hull with us in V's bright pink skinnies on Sunday. Now he's not hanging out with his rather domineering goth mate, his true colours are emerging and boy, are they bright! We came back with toxic green underpants and socks that could blind the unwary. :rolleyes:

Also, he borrowed my red shirt recently and it's just come out of the wash. Tonight, Danny-Boy will be inducted into the family tradition of "You wear it, you iron it!"


LOL!!

V and you have to give some advice for his clothing first.
Good for giving induction of ironing duties. :D

Not Right in the Head
September 30, 2008, 01:31 PM
Kewpie, why on earth did you lock the only interesting thread to come along in the past month? :confused:

nugz
September 30, 2008, 01:33 PM
Today is Rosh Hashana a holy day for the Jewish faith. As any good Catholic would do I turned off the alarm when I got home last night and had planned on sleeping in until at least 10AM instead of getting up at 4:45 as I do every morning since everyone has the day off.

At around 5:30 AM this morning mom called to let me know that their PC died and if I could take a look at it today. Since I was up I went to take a look and it is indeed obsolete. Mom has now decided that she wants to replace the PC with a Mac. I am grumpy as I will be driving to the Mall on the middle of Long Island because she will get the educators discount if I purchase it.

What am I thinking?
I am thinking my revenge for waking me on my day off is high speed lane changing white knuckle driving on the way to the mall.

your poor mom. first you sell her on ebay. than this! *wags finger*

The Cat's Mother
September 30, 2008, 01:34 PM
LOL!!

V and you have to give some advice for his clothing first.
Good for giving induction of ironing duties. :D

Well, the conversations tend to go a bit like this:

Dan: Kate, is this too much purple?
Kate: Yes.
Dan: Good.

:rolleyes:

Corrissey
September 30, 2008, 01:36 PM
I feel like my head is going to explode. *awaits oye’s gif*

I have some sinus thing going on… I could barely sleep last night cuz of the pain. That, and I watched Paranormal State way too close to bedtime. :o

Just to add to my bad mood, I am 0 for 3 for sitters tomorrow night so I can see a Clash cover band.

Wahhh :(

Kewpie
September 30, 2008, 01:38 PM
Well, the conversations tend to go a bit like this:

Dan: Kate, is this too much purple?
Kate: Yes.
Dan: Good.

:rolleyes:


:eek:

Is Dan colour blind?

However, you have a live substitute of mini Jarvis, enjoy!! :D

oye terence
September 30, 2008, 01:47 PM
I feel like my head is going to explode. *awaits oye’s gif*

I have some sinus thing going on… I could barely sleep last night cuz of the pain. That, and I watched Paranormal State way too close to bedtime. :o

Just to add to my bad mood, I am 0 for 3 for sitters tomorrow night so I can see a Clash cover band.

Wahhh :(

http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj179/DAREDPOET/thththz85802215.gif

Corrissey
September 30, 2008, 01:54 PM
http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj179/DAREDPOET/thththz85802215.gif

:p yeah, it's like that but without the kid and the raft.

oye terence
September 30, 2008, 01:56 PM
:p yeah, it's like that but without the kid and the raft.

there is also this old chestnut.:D

http://i138.photobucket.com/albums/q268/tat2jstar/6663-Pics/31756.gif

SomeFormOfSusan
September 30, 2008, 02:22 PM
Omfg. I've just learnt that the school head of IT and networks really does check up on our browsing habits. I mean, I knew it was logged, but I didn't realise anybody would actually bother looking through all the stuff...

...dear God, it is frankly amazing I still have computer access in this school.

Zelda Zonk
September 30, 2008, 02:27 PM
Omfg. I've just learnt that the school head of IT and networks really does check up on our browsing habits. I mean, I knew it was logged, but I didn't realise anybody would actually bother looking through all the stuff...

...dear God, it is frankly amazing I still have computer access in this school.

Are you one of the teachers or one of the students?

Kewpie
September 30, 2008, 02:38 PM
Omfg. I've just learnt that the school head of IT and networks really does check up on our browsing habits. I mean, I knew it was logged, but I didn't realise anybody would actually bother looking through all the stuff...

...dear God, it is frankly amazing I still have computer access in this school.


If you avoid clicking naughty threads from school computer you'll be fine. :D

HIM
September 30, 2008, 02:42 PM
:eek::eek::eek::eek: (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7636577.stm)

Kewpie
September 30, 2008, 02:43 PM
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7636577.stm



:eek::eek::eek::eek:




What's going on? :confused:

The Cat's Mother
September 30, 2008, 02:44 PM
What's going on? :confused:

Four people goosed HIM at once? :confused:

HIM
September 30, 2008, 02:45 PM
What's going on? :confused:


Four people goosed HIM at once? :confused:

swedish people! odd!