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dunkman wrote:i'm just naturally this lazy... my work is phenomenally easy and as i work for the government we hardly do fuck all :cool:LoDoubleU wrote:Same here!
Me too but I wish I could say the same.......I'm 23 and a half hours in flexi credit at work right now and I actually looking forward, at the moment at least, to having a weekend where I don't have anything work related to do for the first time this year.
....on the plus side, my wage this month was amazingA democracy on paper, apparently well ordered, regularly subverted by irrational chaos.
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dunkman wrote:i'm just naturally this lazy... my work is phenomenally easy and as i work for the government we hardly do fuck all :cool:
you lazy civilservice pensionhoarding scumbag
obviously i am just joking and you perform a sterling value-oriented servicedublin 1996 london 2000 dublin 2006 prague 2006 copenhagen 2007 london 2007 rotterdam 2009 london 2009 dublin 2010 belfast 2010 vienna 2014 amsterdam 2014 london 20180 -
i did it! it's done! flights are booked!
into London on the 17th.... home from Paris on the 26th!!
hopefully Dusseldorf in between!!:D:D:D:D
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I may be boring but at least I'm not Jack fucking Johnson.
TV is such shit; let's go outside and ride bicycles, right now!
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We apologize for crashing your thread but we need some help from you London-residing people. We're thinking of staying at the Travelodge hotel in Docklands and we're wondering whether when we get there we'll be tempted to sing 'Is this just another day,... this god forgotten place?' i.e. is it in the middle of nowhere?
If we look at the underground map it seems that Wembley is just a (not so short) underground ride away, but we don't want to be surprised when we get there. So help! Thanks!
Travelodge Docklands: https://www.travelodge.co.uk/find_a_hotel/hotel.php?hotel_id=450 -
pajo wrote:We apologize for crashing your thread but we need some help from you London-residing people. We're thinking of staying at the Travelodge hotel in Docklands and we're wondering whether when we get there we'll be tempted to sing 'Is this just another day,... this god forgotten place?' i.e. is it in the middle of nowhere?
If we look at the underground map it seems that Wembley is just a (not so short) underground ride away, but we don't want to be surprised when we get there. So help! Thanks!
Travelodge Docklands: https://www.travelodge.co.uk/find_a_hotel/hotel.php?hotel_id=45
You're gonna be quite a way out from there. You'll get to Wembley and back without too much trouble, but it'll take you about an hour each way. You may wanna see if there'sd anything nearer to the city centre, or nearer to Wembley. Check the Farringdon travel lodge as there's a load of people staying there and it's on the same underground train line as Wembley.0 -
i think this thread just bottomed out with all the tit talk.
speaking of bottoms i am more of an ass man myself....boobies don't raise my tent pole..Tír gan teanga, tír gan anam0 -
pajo wrote:We apologize for crashing your thread but we need some help from you London-residing people. We're thinking of staying at the Travelodge hotel in Docklands and we're wondering whether when we get there we'll be tempted to sing 'Is this just another day,... this god forgotten place?' i.e. is it in the middle of nowhere?
If we look at the underground map it seems that Wembley is just a (not so short) underground ride away, but we don't want to be surprised when we get there. So help! Thanks!
Travelodge Docklands: https://www.travelodge.co.uk/find_a_hotel/hotel.php?hotel_id=45
I'd try somewhere else if I was you..anywhere else for that matter..Docklands is really a dead soulless place.0 -
Byrnzie wrote:You're gonna be quite a way out from there. You'll get to Wembley and back without too much trouble, but it'll take you about an hour each way. You may wanna see if there'sd anything nearer to the city centre, or nearer to Wembley. Check the Farringdon travel lodge as there's a load of people staying there and it's on the same underground train line as Wembley.Pegasus wrote:WOW..yes Docklands IS in the middle of nowhere..like Wembley but on the completely other side of town...
I'd try somewhere else if I was you..anywhere else for that matter..Docklands is really a dead soulless place.
WOW from us as well!It seemed bad but a dead soulless place, brrrrr. Guess we're gonna stay somewhere else. Thank you both!
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IrishJam wrote:i think this thread just bottomed out with all the tit talk.
speaking of bottoms i am more of an ass man myself....boobies don't raise my tent pole..
hi , i like u !
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IrishJam wrote:i think this thread just bottomed out with all the tit talk.
speaking of bottoms i am more of an ass man myself....boobies don't raise my tent pole..
My hubby is a bum and leg man himselfthough I'm sure he doesn't turn his eyes away when confronted with majestic boobies!
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Pearl Jam in London baby
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(just for the mods)I need a coffee!0 -
Irish Al wrote:Pearl Jam in London baby
:D:D
You bet your ass! Oops.'We're learning songs for baby Jesus' birthday. His mum and dad were Merry and Joseph. He had a bed made of clay and the three kings bought him Gold, Frankenstein and Merv as presents.'
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Byrnzie wrote:You asshole! :mad:
Whoops! :eek:
You know, you're bringing this thread down to a new low.
You tit.'We're learning songs for baby Jesus' birthday. His mum and dad were Merry and Joseph. He had a bed made of clay and the three kings bought him Gold, Frankenstein and Merv as presents.'
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Are you taking a sign with harmless little f**k on it?
Might get Jeremy played if you do
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Troubled souls unite, we got ourselves tonight...
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UKDave wrote:Are you taking a sign with harmless little f**k on it?
Might get Jeremy played if you do
...and we'll all join in
That's a decent idea.
I was thinking either that or 'You Make Me Feel BETTERMAN'
I'm a bit worried that just because my username quotes Jeremy, you'd all think I'm all stuck on Ten.
It's not like Jeremy is 'my anthem' or anything. I just thought 'Harmless_Little_F***' was a funny name.
I'd rather they played anything from No Code, Yield, Vitalogy or Riot Act.'We're learning songs for baby Jesus' birthday. His mum and dad were Merry and Joseph. He had a bed made of clay and the three kings bought him Gold, Frankenstein and Merv as presents.'
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