Posted: 02 Jul 2004, 21:55
At the risk of cursing my next business jolly, all my recent flights have
been bang on time.
Stranded anywhere interesting Corpy?
been bang on time.
Stranded anywhere interesting Corpy?
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Posted: 02 Jul 2004, 22:39
Not interesting so much as comfortable. Luckily I checked my flight status before I left home.
Posted: 03 Jul 2004, 11:33
We rarely bother with such common sense where I work.CorpPunk wrote:Not interesting so much as comfortable. Luckily I checked my flight status before I left home.
Of course the majority of staff get paid travelling time, so there is
an upside to having to sit around airport lounges (as long as it's
going to the job and not returning home).
Recently, I managed to persuade the company to spring for a full
price ticket to allow me to change the return flight, the argument being
that it would save paying out travelling time.
Very altruistic of me?
Not really, it also entitles you access to the BA Courtesy Lounge, where I
spent a very pleasant two hours (We were finished very early) being
paid to drink free Jack Daniels while reading The Guardian.
If only every day at work could be like that!
Posted: 05 Jul 2004, 10:00
I'm off to Amsterdam on Wednesday morning. W00T! 
I'll try not to fall in any canals
I'll try not to fall in any canals
Posted: 05 Jul 2004, 10:09
you lacky baaaarstard!markfiend wrote:I'm off to Amsterdam on Wednesday morning. W00T!
I'll try not to fall in any canals
with work? or to play?
incidentally, i saw you and the good lady mrs fiend on saturday evening, crossing kirkstall road, just near the esso petrol station!
we were on our way to amigos for tapas 
Posted: 05 Jul 2004, 11:49
Off to play 
That garage's just by where we live; we'd been out for lunch. (Yes I know you said evening. Saturday lunch tends to turn into an all-day drinking binge)
That garage's just by where we live; we'd been out for lunch. (Yes I know you said evening. Saturday lunch tends to turn into an all-day drinking binge)
Posted: 26 Dec 2004, 21:42
And yet again. See y'all after two glorious weeks of all play and no work.CorpPunk wrote:Off to London tonight.
And I hope everyone has a happy New Year! There are three wonderful things I've accomplished in 2004 that I am eager to celebrate...
Posted: 26 Dec 2004, 22:36
CorpPunk wrote:And yet again. See y'all after two glorious weeks of all play and no work.CorpPunk wrote:Off to London tonight.
And I hope everyone has a happy New Year! There are three wonderful things I've accomplished in 2004 that I am eager to celebrate...
Have fun. If you fancy seeing the coast while you're in the UK then drop me an email and jump on a train to Brighton.
Posted: 26 Dec 2004, 23:11
wonders what the hell they areCorpPunk wrote:There are three wonderful things I've accomplished in 2004 that I am eager to celebrate...
Posted: 26 Dec 2004, 23:35
Well in february I'm travelling to Bali and then Australia!!!!
Posted: 27 Dec 2004, 06:14
Posted: 27 Dec 2004, 15:01
I know one...James Blast wrote:wonders what the hell they areCorpPunk wrote:There are three wonderful things I've accomplished in 2004 that I am eager to celebrate...
RIDING THE CYCLONE AT CONEY iSLAND WITH TWO MAD BRITS (AND BEING WATCHED BY TWO SANE BRITS!!! )
Posted: 27 Dec 2004, 17:21
Posted: 27 Dec 2004, 17:28
You must be the only one left therelucretia wrote:Sticking it out in Gangstas Paradise... fairly quiet here at the moment, feel for you dudes at the coast
uh-huhlucretia wrote: but Knysna is one really cool place.
I just hope they don't have another downpour like they had last week 
Posted: 29 Dec 2004, 00:20
Mostly to my GF about 265 km up north every weekend
Posted: 29 Dec 2004, 13:57
Rotherham yesterday, Ipswich on Saturday. Then a short rest until mid-January and Wolverhampton.
This sucks
This sucks
Posted: 29 Dec 2004, 15:16
Off across the Peninnes (for a change) to see Reverberator and MiniRev
Posted: 29 Dec 2004, 15:17
yay!! you finally getting to "have a go of him" then?Debaser wrote:Off across the Peninnes (for a change) to see Reverberator and MiniRev
say hi to them all from me
Posted: 30 Dec 2004, 13:45
Shall do...no doubt I'll be gooing at baby and Gaz'll be dribbling over the plasma screen tv!
That's one HELL of an avatar, Quiff HIEEEEEEEEEAAAHHHHH!
Killer in the home and al that mularky. I may wear white sox in honour or Dirk too :p
That's one HELL of an avatar, Quiff HIEEEEEEEEEAAAHHHHH!
Killer in the home and al that mularky. I may wear white sox in honour or Dirk too :p
Posted: 30 Dec 2004, 15:05
well, ness. you know how i like to keep the ladies happyDebaser wrote:Shall do...no doubt I'll be gooing at baby and Gaz'll be dribbling over the plasma screen tv!
That's one HELL of an avatar, Quiff HIEEEEEEEEEAAAHHHHH!
Killer in the home and al that mularky. I may wear white sox in honour or Dirk too :p
Posted: 30 Dec 2004, 21:43
Come here and give us a big luv - oooh I've come over all Reverberator.
Me neck's killing me
Posted: 04 Jan 2005, 16:04
me back, had a lovely time 
Posted: 04 Jan 2005, 16:13
hallucienate wrote:me back, had a lovely time
Oooh, you missed it all pal. Someone actually posted something interesting ... eh no, sorry, that was another forum ...
Posted: 04 Jan 2005, 16:20
oh! oh! oh! got a new one for your list. First it was ice cubes, then it was volcanic stones and today I saw lemon slices!! How weird is that????JB wrote:hallucienate wrote:me back, had a lovely time
Oooh, you missed it all pal. Someone actually posted something interesting ... eh no, sorry, that was another forum ...
Posted: 04 Jan 2005, 16:28
hallucienate wrote:oh! oh! oh! got a new one for your list. First it was ice cubes, then it was volcanic stones and today I saw lemon slices!! How weird is that????JB wrote:hallucienate wrote:me back, had a lovely time
Oooh, you missed it all pal. Someone actually posted something interesting ... eh no, sorry, that was another forum ...
Very weird ...
