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Back to work from my hols. The UK seems freezing after Italian temperatures :lol: (It hit 46℃ in Pompeii)

Re quitting smoking: the way I did it was to get the flu and feel like sh!t for three days, so much so that I didn't want to smoke for those three days. When I started feeling better I decided "well I managed those 3 days without a fag, I can manage a few days more..."

Also, a mate quit at about the same time, and I'm not going to let him win :lol:

I agree with Eva: find a hobby to keep your hands busy. Our house is full of origami models I've been making rather than smoking!

Still, I've been tobacco-free since November 2006. I still get the occasional craving. (Italy was quite bad for it actually. Everyone in Italy smokes. Even children and animals :lol: ) But it's all OK, the cravings pass quite quickly now, just a couple of minutes.

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Fiendy!

Nah mate, missed nuffink. We've just been killing time until you came back.

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He's been somewhere? :innocent:
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Yay! Welcome back Mark :D

Do the children and animals really smoke in Italy? :eek:
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Well, maybe not the animals. But there were some very young kids smoking in Napoli. 7, 8 years old maybe :lol:

Although I probably shouldn't laugh.

Oh and it's true what they say about traffic in Napoli. Those guys are insane :eek:
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aye, we had similar impressions of rome when we went in 2006 :lol:
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Naples is far worse than Rome. :lol: At least the Romans (usually) stop at red lights.

Crossing the road in Naples is basically an exercise in "step into the road and show no fear". The cars and mopeds* just drive round you.

The guide book we got had this advice: "Try to cross at the same time as a local, preferably a priest or a nun; the Neapolitans will 'stop for God'".

* mopeds sometimes carry as many as four people in Naples. None of whom will be wearing a helmet. Or driving the f**king thing as far as I can tell. :lol:
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he's right on all counts!
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so welcome home in one piece then! :lol:
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While not a fan in any way, the fact that "Groove is in the Heart" by Deee-Lite was released 20 years ago is making me feel very very old.

Thought I'd share that so you lot all feel old too.
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lazarus corporation wrote:While not a fan in any way, the fact that "Groove is in the Heart" by Deee-Lite was released 20 years ago is making me feel very very old.

Thought I'd share that so you lot all feel old too.
And was kept off the No.1 spot by The Joker :urff:
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I love Deee-lite! :D
Groove is in the heart was released 20 years ago you say? Man, now you made me feel old too...
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lazarus corporation wrote:
Thought I'd share that so you lot all feel old too.
You're all heart :lol:
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well one thing for sure is that we don't go to see the Sissies on Thursday. the other is still the Peter Steele issue. I tried listening to TON again it still not happenning. I'm also a upset about my general mindset for the whole 2010 along with the health issues. the next months I will continue working on getting back on track and hope for the best.
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CPOB: Apparently Nick Griffin is in the building now. Talking to that waste of oxygen Collett. :evil:
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just been notified my working tax credits are being stopped and that I owe them a years worth+ in overpayments

there really is no point in me working, I'd be better off taking early retirement

thanks Tory bastards
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markfiend wrote:CPOB: Apparently Nick Griffin is in the building now. Talking to that waste of oxygen Collett. :evil:
False alarm. Another BNP c*nt, but not Griffin.
James Blast wrote:just been notified my working tax credits are being stopped and that I owe them a years worth+ in overpayments

there really is no point in me working, I'd be better off taking early retirement

thanks Tory bastards
:roll: That's nice of them. Twats.
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We got screwed by that working tax thing, shower of cnuts (mind you that were the previous Gov. :?

I've also managed to inadvertently p*ss off a March Violet. :oops:
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...A so-called "friend" of mine has been round at my ex-partner's quite a lot since we split, and has been peddling her with lies about me. It's so obvious to everyone - apart from her - his real intentions of getting into her pants (he may have already, for all I know).

I thought she'd know better, but she's lining herself up for a helluva fall. I've insisted our daughter has no contact with him whatsoever.

What a slimy, two-faced c*nt.
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F*cking 'ell Mark, puts my Farcebook pish into perspective.

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weebleswobble wrote:F*cking 'ell Mark, puts my Farcebook pish into perspective.

All the best fella'
As you'll find out, I'm the happiest I've been for years. The backstabbing has only rid me of a parasite.

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Shame about her Dad :innocent: :lol: :kiss:
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weebleswobble wrote:We got screwed by that working tax thing, shower of cnuts (mind you that were the previous Gov. :?

I've also managed to inadvertently p*ss off a March Violet. :oops:
coz you missed him off your teeshirt?

or even worse, did he think he was "wobbles? :o :urff:
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Quiff Boy wrote:
weebleswobble wrote:We got screwed by that working tax thing, shower of cnuts (mind you that were the previous Gov. :?

I've also managed to inadvertently p*ss off a March Violet. :oops:
coz you missed him off your teeshirt?

or even worse, did he think he was "wobbles? :o :urff:
I fear the latter :roll:
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:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

That's hilarious!
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