Re: Good morning Pondlife
Posted: 19 Apr 2004, 15:21
Chairman Bux wrote:I awoke this morning feeling full of the joys of spring, so I thought I would take it all out on you.
You can lick my boots later.
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Posted: 19 Apr 2004, 16:10
There you are!CorpPunk wrote:This Charming Man?
I'm not convinced.
I've been looking for you
Posted: 19 Apr 2004, 16:19
Ah, but not very hard I expect.Tuscan Chimaera wrote:There you are!CorpPunk wrote:This Charming Man?
I'm not convinced.
I've been looking for you
And no I don't mean it like that.
Posted: 19 Apr 2004, 16:37
Morning? Wossat then?
Posted: 19 Apr 2004, 16:49
heh hehCorpPunk wrote:Ah, but not very hard I expect.Tuscan Chimaera wrote:There you are!CorpPunk wrote:This Charming Man?
I'm not convinced.
I've been looking for you
And no I don't mean it like that.
Posted: 19 Apr 2004, 18:33
Its that narrow strip of time between your Giro cheque arriving and you going to the Post Office to cash it.d00mw0lf wrote:Morning? Wossat then?
Posted: 19 Apr 2004, 18:47
har har.Tuscan Chimaera wrote:heh hehCorpPunk wrote:Ah, but not very hard I expect.Tuscan Chimaera wrote: There you are!
I've been looking for you
And no I don't mean it like that.
Having fun obnoxifying* the board?
*Damn the dictionaries. This is the best word ever. Ever.
Posted: 19 Apr 2004, 19:42
Post office? Cheque?Chairman Bux wrote:Its that narrow strip of time between your Giro cheque arriving and you going to the Post Office to cash it.d00mw0lf wrote:Morning? Wossat then?
what are these strange things you speak of?
don't have none of that 'round these parts...
Posted: 19 Apr 2004, 19:51
Oh come on, they even have them in Leeds.d00mw0lf wrote:Post office? Cheque?Chairman Bux wrote:Its that narrow strip of time between your Giro cheque arriving and you going to the Post Office to cash it.d00mw0lf wrote:Morning? Wossat then?
what are these strange things you speak of?
don't have none of that 'round these parts...
Posted: 19 Apr 2004, 20:11
Feel pretty good myself. Just spend £150.000 for a f**king house
Posted: 19 Apr 2004, 21:02
leeds is just a giant Ikea.Chairman Bux wrote:Oh come on, they even have them in Leeds.d00mw0lf wrote:Post office? Cheque?Chairman Bux wrote: Its that narrow strip of time between your Giro cheque arriving and you going to the Post Office to cash it.
what are these strange things you speak of?
don't have none of that 'round these parts...
i bet they have poptarts and tescos and everything in leeds.
bloody posh spot.
Posted: 19 Apr 2004, 21:07
coo. is it good? can we see?rian wrote:Feel pretty good myself. Just spend £150.000 for a **** house
Posted: 19 Apr 2004, 23:36
Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous????? That'll get you into my neighborhood in US dollars,rian wrote:Feel pretty good myself. Just spend £150.000 for a **** house
I'll have to think up an appriopriate House Warming Gift.
Enjoy your new home.
BP
Posted: 20 Apr 2004, 09:48
housing market boom... mine's worth more than that in sterling and its only a terrace... paid peanuts for it. well at the time it didnt seem like it.
crazy, but its only paper money right now.
crazy, but its only paper money right now.
Posted: 20 Apr 2004, 10:08
heh hehd00mw0lf wrote: leeds is just a giant Ikea.
Flat pack the city.
Posted: 20 Apr 2004, 10:09
heh hehChairman Bux wrote:narrow strip
Posted: 20 Apr 2004, 10:23
From this side of the pond.
20/4/04.
Blazing sun, double macchiato steaming gently, unpawed edition of Metro, cute bird or two to glance at opposite, uncrowded carriage. No delays.
Life's good.
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20/4/04.
Blazing sun, double macchiato steaming gently, unpawed edition of Metro, cute bird or two to glance at opposite, uncrowded carriage. No delays.
Life's good.
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Posted: 20 Apr 2004, 11:53
[/quote]Tuscan Chimaera wrote:From this side of the pond.
20/4/04.
Blazing sun, double macchiato steaming gently, unpawed edition of Metro, cute bird or two to glance at opposite, uncrowded carriage. No delays.
Life's good.
he he he
not at all my image of manchester
chorus from the rock in the middle of the pond
£300K, no garage, retired by 40
La Vita e Bella
Re: Good morning Pondlife
Posted: 20 Apr 2004, 12:56
Or spend all evening on Heartland.Tuscan Chimaera wrote:10 hours' kip a night otherwise.