Is everyone back at work?
07 January 2008, 12:55 PM
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07 January 2008, 01:02 PM
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07 January 2008, 01:15 PM
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not happy this morning, first day back and what friggin happens. accident at jct 4 on the M40 and numpties here (who has left home at 7.30) gets stuck in it. Bloody traffic wombles were out in force and it took me 3 hours to get in 
bastid, w@nk, ****, tw@ts
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07 January 2008, 01:33 PM
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PMSL at Sal's 'man flu', she's not even had wimmins sniffles! 
She claims to have felt 'a bit tired' for a few days and the next thing you know it's man flu! 
I went out to work on Xmas and actually had Ebola! 
I was violently sick, my stomach came out of my mouth and I had to push it back in with a stick whilst trying not to suffocate, then I went home and collapsed into a coma for six hours! 
Still made it into work the next day though 
She claims to have felt 'a bit tired' for a few days and the next thing you know it's man flu! I went out to work on Xmas and actually had Ebola! I was violently sick, my stomach came out of my mouth and I had to push it back in with a stick whilst trying not to suffocate, then I went home and collapsed into a coma for six hours! Still made it into work the next day though
07 January 2008, 01:39 PM
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PMSL at Sal's 'man flu', she's not even had wimmins sniffles! She claims to have felt 'a bit tired' for a few days and the next thing you know it's man flu! I went out to work on Xmas and actually had Ebola! I was violently sick, my stomach came out of my mouth and I had to push it back in with a stick whilst trying not to suffocate, then I went home and collapsed into a coma for six hours! Still made it into work the next day though
She claims to have felt 'a bit tired' for a few days and the next thing you know it's man flu! I went out to work on Xmas and actually had Ebola! I was violently sick, my stomach came out of my mouth and I had to push it back in with a stick whilst trying not to suffocate, then I went home and collapsed into a coma for six hours! Still made it into work the next day though 
07 January 2008, 01:54 PM
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Still off on my chrimbo break i go back in about 2 weeks time
even worse swmbo has outlined the downstairs decorating regime...
i hate rubbing down skirting boards
still almost got that out of the way
just got to do some fillling sanding , and then wack on a couple of coats of emulsion..should be done by friday,
then its xbox time
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07 January 2008, 02:10 PM
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07 January 2008, 02:16 PM
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07 January 2008, 02:19 PM
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Okay Maggi sauce itself is the best. Used to have it when I lived abroad and now you can get it here. Its a cross between lea and perrins and soy sauce and its just...mmmm mmmmm
The spicy one is just as good, but with that extra kick.
Put it on your chips and you will never want ketchup again
you can get it in the world food aisle in most supermarkets, asda do it
The spicy one is just as good, but with that extra kick.
Put it on your chips and you will never want ketchup again
you can get it in the world food aisle in most supermarkets, asda do it
07 January 2008, 02:22 PM
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Okay Maggi sauce itself is the best. Used to have it when I lived abroad and now you can get it here. Its a cross between lea and perrins and soy sauce and its just...mmmm mmmmm
The spicy one is just as good, but with that extra kick.
Put it on your chips and you will never want ketchup again
you can get it in the world food aisle in most supermarkets, asda do it
The spicy one is just as good, but with that extra kick.
Put it on your chips and you will never want ketchup again
you can get it in the world food aisle in most supermarkets, asda do it
ASDA???????????
07 January 2008, 03:00 PM
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Worse than Man flu?, oh boy, how long did the Doc give you? You have my sympathies, I mean, if it's worse than Man flu, I 'm amazed you even have the stength to type.
Do the same cures work? With Man flu, the prescribed remedy is lots of tea made for you, full and complete dominance of the remote control, lying on the couch, watching football, or Darts, or if it is a severe case, anything with Gemma Atkinson in it.
Do the same cures work? With Man flu, the prescribed remedy is lots of tea made for you, full and complete dominance of the remote control, lying on the couch, watching football, or Darts, or if it is a severe case, anything with Gemma Atkinson in it.
07 January 2008, 03:04 PM
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Going to go and make myself a hot Vimto now......................
07 January 2008, 03:10 PM
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07 January 2008, 08:20 PM
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I learned a long time ago to come back from a longish holiday on a Wednesday or Thursday - never on a Monday, it's just too much of a shock. So I'll start on Wed, just before lunchtime (biannual medical checkups in the morning. Hope they don't diagnose any susceptibility to man-flu.)