The Official "what good deed have you done today"
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Maltos
Stand User
Not really...he's just a ridiculous little, emo-looking, annoying, little ****.
And he came in and started messing up my stuff so i just pulled a knife on him.
A bit more effective than just shouting.
*sigh*
The youth of today...we're a violent bunch.
I BLAME THOSE EVIL CARTOONS FROM JAPAN! LETS SCAPEGOAT THEM!! GOOD PLAN MR. BROWN!!
And he came in and started messing up my stuff so i just pulled a knife on him.
A bit more effective than just shouting.
*sigh*
The youth of today...we're a violent bunch.
I BLAME THOSE EVIL CARTOONS FROM JAPAN! LETS SCAPEGOAT THEM!! GOOD PLAN MR. BROWN!!
Tachi
Mushi-shi
i decided that killing one of my staff will make the world a better place,
who seriously phones their line manager EVERY flamin' week??
he knows it bugs the hell out of me but he still does it :evil:
"you told me i'd be paid for 19 hours this week, i was only paid 13"
Okay 2 things
1 you surpass even me. how the hell did you manage to be paid today when the payday this week is actualy friday due to the bank holiday!!!
2 speek to the payroll department, i don't personaly organise your bloody pay :evil:
feel like doing a tribute to Sir alan Sugar :wink:
who seriously phones their line manager EVERY flamin' week??
he knows it bugs the hell out of me but he still does it :evil:
"you told me i'd be paid for 19 hours this week, i was only paid 13"
Okay 2 things
1 you surpass even me. how the hell did you manage to be paid today when the payday this week is actualy friday due to the bank holiday!!!
2 speek to the payroll department, i don't personaly organise your bloody pay :evil:
feel like doing a tribute to Sir alan Sugar :wink:
Good deed, I kept myself to myself at work today.
I don't think I would have played nicely with the other kids today, I was in a bit of a funny mood.
Just scared the crap out of a little kid outside my house for kicking his football at my window, when I went out he was bouncing it off the parked van a couple of doors up.
I don't think I would have played nicely with the other kids today, I was in a bit of a funny mood.
Just scared the crap out of a little kid outside my house for kicking his football at my window, when I went out he was bouncing it off the parked van a couple of doors up.
chaos
The Boss
Tachi- said:
You can't chastise your kids here? mm, I would go to jail then, as I used to chastise even other people's kids.... ;D
Now seriously I understand certain people abused that, but banning it at all it's an overreaction, IMHO.
My good deed of the day was ... .err, (wondering - did I do anything good today)... I ate all my greens =)
arthur_webb
Adventurer
Ich habe die Gechirr in der Spülmaschine gesteckt. 8)
Also, where'd you used to live, Chaos? I thought I saw in another thread that you had moved country...
Also, where'd you used to live, Chaos? I thought I saw in another thread that you had moved country...
chaos
The Boss
adamcube said:
No german here.... (that's german, right?)
I'm brazilian, btw. Moved to Belfast first and got bored, then fond me a job in London lat year and been here since. It's gonna be one year in august.
I'm currently living in Hither Green an I have an awesome view from my window.
arthur_webb
Adventurer
chaos said:
Haha, awesome.
I bet the difference between Brazil and here is absolutely enormous. If you don't mind me asking, why did you decide to come here? God knows I wouldn't have chosen England if I wasn't English myself...
Oh, and the German's for variety. Spice of life, an' all.
chaos
The Boss
adamcube said:chaos said:
Haha, awesome.
I bet the difference between Brazil and here is absolutely enormous. If you don't mind me asking, why did you decide to come here? God knows I wouldn't have chosen England if I wasn't English myself...
Oh, and the German's for variety. Spice of life, an' all.
Well, some say that german is like bad spoken english, so let me give it a try...
"Ich habe die Gechirr in der Spülmaschine gesteckt. 8)"
"I have dyed a gerbil in the washing machine of the tech geek. o.o" - So, how did it goes? =D
As for why I wanted to move here, it's because it's in Europe, I speak english well enough, I got relocated to a position in UK, there is no anime oficially released in Brazil. And no matter how much I hear people complaining, I think life here is good. =) It's just a matter of thinking how f***** up things were back there and I feel in heaven
The weather, the food and the women are the biggest cultural shock here.
Because of the current US administration, I would not think about moving there. Australia seems too far and exotic for me, even though I heard the weather is close to our brazilian one.
I've been to Japan, but my experiences over there were a bit weird and the cultural shock was absurd as well.
arthur_webb
Adventurer
chaos said:adamcube said:chaos said:
Haha, awesome.
I bet the difference between Brazil and here is absolutely enormous. If you don't mind me asking, why did you decide to come here? God knows I wouldn't have chosen England if I wasn't English myself...
Oh, and the German's for variety. Spice of life, an' all.
Well, some say that german is like bad spoken english, so let me give it a try...
"Ich habe die Gechirr in der Spülmaschine gesteckt. 8)"
"I have dyed a gerbil in the washing machine of the tech geek. o.o" - So, how did it goes? =D
As for why I wanted to move here, it's because it's in Europe, I speak english well enough, I got relocated to a position in UK, there is no anime oficially released in Brazil. And no matter how much I hear people complaining, I think life here is good. =) It's just a matter of thinking how f***** up things were back there and I feel in heaven
The weather, the food and the women are the biggest cultural shock here.
Because of the current US administration, I would not think about moving there. Australia seems too far and exotic for me, even though I heard the weather is close to our brazilian one.
I've been to Japan, but my experiences over there were a bit weird and the cultural shock was absurd as well.
That's really interesting.
I've always thought that we British don't really have a food culture, per se, since what we eat is mainly an amalgamation of stuff imported from other cultures. And I guess the less said about our weather, the better.
I guess I shouldn't complain, though. Britain does have one of the world's highest standards of living, and we really are privileged to live here, in truth.
Enough with the off-topic, though!
The German was: "I put the crockery in the dishwasher." ...Which I did!
chaos
The Boss
adamcube said:...
That's really interesting.
I've always thought that we British don't really have a food culture, per se, since what we eat is mainly an amalgamation of stuff imported from other cultures. And I guess the less said about our weather, the better.
I guess I shouldn't complain, though. Britain does have one of the world's highest standards of living, and we really are privileged to live here, in truth.
Enough with the off-topic, though!
The German was: "I put the crockery in the dishwasher." ...Which I did!
I mean, food habits, such as having lunch on your desk. Also price of food as well. hen I was a student, I use to have 50 p / 1 pound lunch with fries, salad, steak, beans and rice. In Manaus (a city in the midle of the rain forest) I've seen people selling sardines by the hundred for 3 / 4 pounds...
There is good reason, why I'm overweight, you see ;D
OT: I've donated to red cross work in China.
devilrules666
Combat Butler
i made tea and breakfast for my girlfriend