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Guinness n' Rollies 2: Off Topic Chat Thread
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You have a very bad memory my friend.
I used to love 12 year olds?
RAG week was the best week man, for repairs obviouslyKamiKazeKitten wrote: »
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Pepe LeFrits wrote: »Morning! I have a sinus infection and this morning I had reconstructive knee surgery scheduled for next month.
I am however, absolutely buzzing. Going back to Poznan next weekend
Would a certain young lady be the reason for such a quick return???
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Ha, took the words out of my mouth, TP. Or the typing out of my gingers, as the case may be :pac:ToxicPaddy wrote: »Would a certain young lady be the reason for such a quick return???
Procurement. I can has buys things.ToxicPaddy wrote: »And what profession are you in Herm?0 -
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Ha, took the words out of my mouth, TP. Or the typing out of my gingers, as the case may be :pac:Procurement. I can has buys things.
Ahh yes, I do a fair bit of that too.. kind of a jack of all trades in this place atm. Tis interesting but not something I think I could do all the time and there is talk of a new full timer coming in to take that bit of work off my lap.. yay!! 0 -
I'm just really fond of the beer in Poznan :PToxicPaddy wrote: »Would a certain young lady be the reason for such a quick return???0 -
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Pepe LeFrits wrote: »So, eh... anyone got any nice plans for the long weekend?
Sadly not yet
Possible trip to Sligo or possible trip to Kilkenny. Or maybe both if I'm feeling adventurous That'd be some amount of driving but not bad in the nice weather. 0 -
Pepe LeFrits wrote: »So, eh... anyone got any nice plans for the long weekend?
Thinking of going to Poznan now to hound you in the literal sense :pac:Sadly not yet Possible trip to Sligo or possible trip to Kilkenny. Or maybe both if I'm feeling adventurous That'd be some amount of driving but not bad in the nice weather.
Go to Kilkenny anyway, great spot!0 -
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Enjoy Galway bud, hope Newcastle at least set themselves up better than they did last week - they played with a very high line at the back I thought!
Have Championship Sunday and I'm fairly tired from work & training this week so resting up big time until then, out on the razz then Sunday, hopefully celebrating a victory, then I'll be chilling out on Monday...hopefully not too hungover, might have a few coffees, maybe give a wander into town, watch some movies. Eat some junk 0 -
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Yea it definitely is a legend of the game retiring at the end of the season.
Take a bow, Jamie Carragher.
You see that on Suarez twitter account? BrilliantIt's a bad sign that I know who he is, isn't it?
Morning all. I'm very sleepy today! Also where has the sun gone?
Bate aswell despite having no training this week, can't wait to head home this evening already.
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Morning all!I don't know though....I mean, every year he was being asked if this was his last year - and especially after they hit 19 titles, I'm sure he figured he'd go one better, finish the job he came to do and finish on a high.
I'd say that'd be a good read, amirite? Love autobiographies!
Ordered The Great Gatsby & 1984 (Orwell)
Hit me with some knowledge on this topic please!
I haven't read either of those D'Agger (:o) but I did see the trailer for Baz Luhrmann's The Great Gatsby film coming soon. It looks a-mazing! Visual feast for the eyes 0 -
Morning all!
I haven't read either of those D'Agger (:o) but I did see the trailer for Baz Luhrmann's The Great Gatsby film coming soon. It looks a-mazing! Visual feast for the eyes
Either have I - the movie looks class, soundtrack too, Luhrmann should do a good job with it but I want to read it myself before I see it.
Have only read Animal Farm by Orwell so been meaning to read more of his stuff....Steinbeck too0 -
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Reading the book beforehand is probably a good idea, after the movie you'll only visualise the movie when reading it - probably. Might have to do the same myself That's if I ever finish Strumpet City, about 2/3 of the way through. Started reading it at the start of April :rolleyes: I'm not normally such a slow reader but haven't been spending much time at it recently.
Where does all the time go?!0 -
I'd say that'd be a good read, amirite? Love autobiographies!
Ordered The Great Gatsby & 1984 (Orwell)
Ah, I've read those. Love 'emHit me with some knowledge on this topic please!
Ya really don't wanna know...there's an endless amount of stages! But y'know prehistoric art - all those sun symbols and things you see, kids all over the world all go through the stage of drawing those in nearly the same way, which I thought was pretty cool tbh.And I'm reading about Multiple Sclerosis and Eye movement disorders.
Found 2 jobs in London I would LOVE. Typical, straight after I decide to stay a second year.
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I took over 6months to read The Old man and the Sea by Ernest Hemmingway....it's 100 pages long :pac:Reading the book beforehand is probably a good idea, after the movie you'll only visualise the movie when reading it - probably. Might have to do the same myself That's if I ever finish Strumpet City, about 2/3 of the way through. Started reading it at the start of April :rolleyes: I'm not normally such a slow reader but haven't been spending much time at it recently.
Where does all the time go?!0
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