I don't often mind paying more for quality, there is a great Butchers near where we want to move who is actually open on Sundays (not sure about evenings) and I love the idea of supporting your community, it's just they need to get with the times and play along rather than be typical, set in their ways little Englanders.
Morrisons pizzas > all other supermarket pizzas.
where's that? me and the missus have been looking for a few good butchers in Manc.
The one in the Arndale Market is pretty good though.
This is why I make a terrible grownup. Weekends are for videogames, drinking and shameful onanism.
Yeah - I keep feeling like I should be growing out of this, but after a long, hard, annoying & painfully dull week at work, why the fuck shouldn't I just do what I want?
While we're on it can we talk about the fucking post office opening times? I mean the place parcels go when you weren't in because stuff gets delivered when you're not in the fucking house.
Every day it shuts at like half 12 except for Wednesdays when it's open late. Causing huge queues after like 5.
Seriously? Half fucking 12?
Yeah - I keep feeling like I should be growing out of this, but after a long, hard, annoying & painfully dull week at work, why the fuck shouldn't I just do what I want?
Biggest fucking waste of space ever. I believe either Chinner or Suairyu ranted about that a while ago, and I remember agreeing then too. It's pathetic. Recently, when I miss packages, they've dropped them off at my proper local post office, which is great as their opening hours are far more reasonable.
I've found a nice balance by getting up really fucking early on the weekends.
I've found a nice balance by getting up really fucking early on the weekends. I feel like I get a lot of grown-up stuff done and a lot of cool stuff too.
"It's my weekend and I'm going to spend it wallowing in my own filth feeling guilty!"
Actually, that sounds quite appealing.
I wasn't good in the mornings until I forced myself to be good in the mornings. Now I wouldn't change it for the world, lie-ins make my bones creak and my brain sluggish.I'd rather have my lay in but spend the day doing chores than get up early and be done by the afternoon, to be honest - I'm not good in the mornings.
My girlfriend and I actually looking at moving out, at the minute. We had to move back in with my mum when money got a bit tight, but we're starting to be in a better position again and have a friend who is up for moving in with us, so hopefully that'll be happening by March next year.
I'm really looking forward to getting the place how we want it (which we're all pretty much in agreement on, luckily) - so there'll be a fair few weekends of work there, I guess. Have been insanely jealous of a couple of friends who have just bought their first places and have been setting up pretty fucking sweet 'man caves' - one in a garage, one in the loft. I want that
Buzzin'.New bee arrives tomorrow. No more having to hold back during love making for fear of making noise.
I wasn't good in the mornings until I forced myself to be good in the mornings. Now I wouldn't change it for the world, lie-ins make my bones creak and my brain sluggish.
I have a manloft. If I'm honest, the novelty has worn off. It's a cool 'space' but I just don't use it as much as I thought I would. My PC gaming has pretty much dropped dead since I hooked it to an HDTV in there and my retro consoles are fun to look at but not enough of an incentive to ignore the PS3 in my living room. I kinda wish we'd gone for a smaller place that wasn't so difficult to keep clean 'n' tidy.
I reckon my next 'man-space' will be a garage. When we start looking at new places I'm going to try and find somewhere with a nice garage I can turn into a workshop.
Buzzin'.
I've found a nice balance by getting up really fucking early on the weekends. I feel like I get a lot of grown-up stuff done and a lot of cool stuff too.
"It's my weekend and I'm going to spend it wallowing in my own filth feeling guilty!"
Actually, that sounds quite appealing.
Morrisons pizzas > all other supermarket pizzas.
I like the 24 hour ASDA. As we've discussed in this thread before there really is nothing like a midnight supermarket shop.
Ergh, shouldn't have left all my packing until the day before I move, and with work at half 5 and a weekend of birthday celebrations catching up with me this is a long day.
What did you guys replace the crappy virginmedia superhub with?
Honestly, I find getting up at 7am five days a week means I naturally don't have too much of a lie in on the weekends.
Why oh why do I hate photos so much? Like, I'm practically scared of them. Not the taking of such and whatever, but the final result- I find it unbearable to look at photos of people, doubly so if I'm in them.
If it's just some random photo online then I'm cool, but anything I see on, say, Facebook... brrrrr. Not a fan, and I don't really understand it.
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There very unnatural. The human has a memory to remember people and eyes to see them. Naturally its going to be weird seeing a still image of humans.
Its just not meant to be.
Eternal damnation for liars.What stops someone from lying about the number of their own bags they used at a self checkout machine?
Eternal damnation for liars.
I phoned Virgin and demanded a D-Link DIR615 (their low-end router). When that arrived I put the Superhub into modem mode and let the D-Link handle the wireless. It's been fine ever since. Fuck the Superhub.What did you guys replace the crappy virginmedia superhub with?
There very unnatural. The human has a memory to remember people and eyes to see them. Naturally its going to be weird seeing a still image of humans.
Its just not meant to be.
Video game photo's are awesome though, Check out my new wheels on the new saints row game. (Good game but fuck the car handling sucks complete balls compared to GTA IV.
Eh, I'm OK with that. Gotta rack up those Nectar points.
Pete Burns is my latest object of hate.
Just don't take it as far as this guy:
http://www.computerworlduk.com/news...mmer-jailed-over-massive-nectar-points-theft/
The court heard that Stevenson, who had worked at Sainsbury's for 20 years, created at least 18 accounts using the names of DJs, and added points to them between 2003 and 2004. He started using the points in 2007 and 2008, at first only buying one item at a time.
Yes. And you'll be seeing these things in a couple of months.Pete Burns still does things?
That people see?
Yes. And you'll be seeing these things in a couple of months.
nice console resolution
lol, golden wonder lives!
lol, golden wonder lives!
Didn't Walkers buy them?lol, golden wonder lives!