4588LikesI find it easier than consulting people, they're just to wearisome. In many ways, all human life(and squirrels) are in that tank.Originally Posted by McDave
I find it easier than consulting people, they're just to wearisome. In many ways, all human life(and squirrels) are in that tank.
Why is it that the most wearisome people to consult are the ones who work as consultants?
Two fillings in a sandwich, bit decadent in the midst of armageddon, what? That's the thing about giving us nobodys power; we'd lose the run of ourselves. I'm seeing the bling already:
Last edited by Casablanca; 13th July 2012 at 09:03 AM.
It's OK if you give half the sandwich to one less fortunate than yourself.
Personally, I'm feeding a destitute Minister for Health.
I'd say half a sandwich wouldn't last much of a battle there.
Or a coffee.
The poor man has to be grateful for the odd crumb in his condition.
I don't think the crumbs are the issue, its the Chateau Briand followed by a few pints and a Abra on the way home through the tunnel
There's a court order against the Abra.
Another Monday, another euro for groceries exchange took place.
It seems the only things certain in life are: debt, taxes, Labour Party collapsing, rain, praying for dry weather, religion, coffee and squirrels. And posting about them.
Wouldn't it be the ultimate irony if armageddon arrives on Friday, the 1st anniversary of this glorious thread!
It started on the Latte Latte Show
Last edited by Casablanca; 16th July 2012 at 09:14 AM.
I managed to exchange a 5 euro note for a small umbrella yesterday; it's my future-proofing insurance.
