1 word to describe your day
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RadFemHedonist
Mad Scientist
(Hmmm... you have a lot of breadibility so I believe your outlandish claims of bread on shelves
)Two-halves (at least it's not many words!) XP
[ba dum tsh!]
My day has only just recently begun but has so far been...
Breakfasterrific.
Bubblicious. See previous post:
EDIT: Contrary to what that link might appear to suggest, I did not buy any wrestling DVDs. That was @awadama fever.
EDIT: Contrary to what that link might appear to suggest, I did not buy any wrestling DVDs. That was @awadama fever.
At work:
Wasteful. A fridge unit went on the blink at work today, causing the stock displayed in it to go marginally over-temperature. The stock was Italian ready-meals (macaroni cheese, lasagnes, etc.), and I was tasked with its disposal.
Because of the difficulty in accessing the empty bins, being located as they were behind a row of full ones, I found that the best method available to me was to hold the lid back with one hand and toss each item in individually with the other. This action became so repetitive that I pondered the risk of developing RSI from it.
There was more than FIVE wheelie bins' worth of perfectly good food to throw away. I'll never know exactly how many bins' worth there was in the final reckoning, because I ran out of space. The remaining three bins were already full.
I was left feeling like I'd commited a heinous criminal act and could only fantasize about how great it would be if a secret video recording of my actions could be leaked in a TV ad for the company I work for.
Wasteful corporate b*stardry.
At home:
Comfy. A new sofa was delivered.
Wasteful. A fridge unit went on the blink at work today, causing the stock displayed in it to go marginally over-temperature. The stock was Italian ready-meals (macaroni cheese, lasagnes, etc.), and I was tasked with its disposal.
Because of the difficulty in accessing the empty bins, being located as they were behind a row of full ones, I found that the best method available to me was to hold the lid back with one hand and toss each item in individually with the other. This action became so repetitive that I pondered the risk of developing RSI from it.
There was more than FIVE wheelie bins' worth of perfectly good food to throw away. I'll never know exactly how many bins' worth there was in the final reckoning, because I ran out of space. The remaining three bins were already full.
I was left feeling like I'd commited a heinous criminal act and could only fantasize about how great it would be if a secret video recording of my actions could be leaked in a TV ad for the company I work for.
Wasteful corporate b*stardry.
At home:
Comfy. A new sofa was delivered.
ayase
State Alchemist
You weren't tempted to wheel one of those bins home and eat for free for the next month?
RadFemHedonist
Mad Scientist
At work:
Wasteful. A fridge unit went on the blink at work today, causing the stock displayed in it to go marginally over-temperature. The stock was Italian ready-meals (macaroni cheese, lasagnes, etc.), and I was tasked with its disposal.
Because of the difficulty in accessing the empty bins, being located as they were behind a row of full ones, I found that the best method available to me was to hold the lid back with one hand and toss each item in individually with the other. This action became so repetitive that I pondered the risk of developing RSI from it.
There was more than FIVE wheelie bins' worth of perfectly good food to throw away. I'll never know exactly how many bins' worth there was in the final reckoning, because I ran out of space. The remaining three bins were already full.
I was left feeling like I'd commited a heinous criminal act and could only fantasize about how great it would be if a secret video recording of my actions could be leaked in a TV ad for the company I work for.
Wasteful corporate b*stardry.
At home:
Comfy. A new sofa was delivered.
I don't like wasting food much either like I don't eat my crusts on bought sandwiches cuz they're too dry and I'd choke on them and every time I feel a bit sad about it "RIP crusts u were too
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XD Just like corporate wheelie bin used to make!
RadFemHedonist
Mad Scientist
Mum-tastic
RadFemHedonist
Mad Scientist
Jay2021
Great Teacher
I'm fine - thanks for your concern. It's my reaction to the sad news of Kentaro Miura.Sorry to hear that hope you're ok
RadFemHedonist
Mad Scientist
It did occur to me that it might be related to that as he is an industry legend with no doubt many fans on these very forums. I'm a bit sad about it too though I never actually read the Berserk manga but the 90s TV anime was gold. Glad nothing bad has personally happened to you.
My day was backpackeriffic
Jay2021
Great Teacher
I saw the picture of your backpack - it's stunning. It put a smile on my faceIt did occur to me that it might be related to that as he is an industry legend with no doubt many fans on these very forums. I'm a bit sad about it too though I never actually read the Berserk manga but the 90s TV anime was gold. Glad nothing bad has personally happened to you.
My day was backpackeriffic
RadFemHedonist
Mad Scientist
I saw the picture of your backpack - it's stunning. It put a smile on my face
I'm really glad to hear that! It's a kids store I got it from and I am
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