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Peter sellers [emoji106] |
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I dont earn enough to visit the old country as often as I would like. But my family are healthy and happy and I am, too. What more can you want? Chile is a great place to semi retire to if you have a little money. I am where I need to be at this stage of my life. More by luck than design I reckon. But I would say the old cliches, if you dont like your life only one person can change that. Sometimes those changes have to be very radical, and sometimes people cant bring themselves to take the steps needed. But almost all the people I know who have made those changes or have had those changes forced upon them are in a better place. |
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I could go out for lunch, spend more money, eat less healthily and get to see my family less but I think my choice is the right one! |
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FYI I don't go to work to socialize, and I don't have, nor want, friends at work. It's called work for a reason. Get in, get stuff done, get out.
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And also, it's not a quid a day.
If I buy breakfast and lunch near my work, it's about £12 a day. Cereal and milk and bananas costs me a couple of quid a week. Salads for lunch with basic ingredients, or even leftovers from the previous night, costs me about a tenner a week. I can save £40-50 a week by taking my lunch in. Over a year, that's a REALLY nice holiday for me and my family. Or our weekends away watching sport, which are about 20 weekends a year. But hey, you wish you could come home more often... so you must be doing it better than me. |
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Costa, Pret, Starbucks for me and my wife is £18 for Drink Sandwich and Cake. Fecking rip off bastards
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Those new Thames link trains frankly I don't need to know that the bakerloo
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Line is providing a good service when heading away from London FFS!
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‘It is what it is.’
The perfect soundbite for ***** |
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The thing I'm most annoyed about tonight is finding a dead cat in the front garden on the way to the off licence. I don't know what would've killed it; it's not like it's cold outside. It's just raining. Its head is in situ, so I've ruled the Croydon cat killer. |
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Intially that sounds high, but many years ago I was advised that the standard mark up in catering was 3 times the cost, possibly more in places where they have higher than normal costs such London or motorway service stations. So that makes your order worth £3, which I think isn’t miles off the cost of making your own proper coffee, decent sandwich and quality cake at home, where you don’t have all the running costs of the chains you’ve mentioned. |
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My guess would be that it’s been hit by car, then reached your garden before it collapsed and died. It’s injuries could be internal. |
Now I feel like a tight arse
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Although.... Two large Coffees, Tow decent Bacon baps and a pack of 4 mini choc brownies £6.75 = it is Greggs though. I genuinely don't know how they money out of that.
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I'm just gonna have to let my mum discover it on her way to work tomorrow morning and just style it out from there. |
Fake mews
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Lot's of things iffy about my life. The most is missing the UK sometimes. Missing my mates, missing banter - Chileans don't understand banter. It is painful watching them get offended to ex pat jokes on facebook groups. And missing the real matchday experience, not whatever nonsense SP is serving up. Home and away. Missing days like last weekends Chelsea game hurts. Missing the Cup Final. Great to watch it, but not like being there. Always playing catch up on TV shows and the like. Posting on my own on the BBS in the evening because all of you lot are tucked up in bed early, extra early for getting up 30 minutes early to prepare take to work lunch. |
Anyhoo. Wasn't meaning to learn how to fish today (always fancied trying that at Blind's), but it seems I accidently dropped the rod in and came away with the Championship tropht today. Maidstoned is going above the fireplace.
I've had a lot of fun guys, it has been real today. |
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Wow what did I miss today... 6 pages of annoyances...
Must have been some major bitching going on! |
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Long gone are the days when I cared about my "career", now it's just a job. |
People who buy a new car when the new plates are out just to show off.They don't realise the rest of us are thinking that if they bought it a year later they would save thousands.......
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People inserting french phrases into english sentences.
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The sudden adoption of people saying 'disconnect' rather than 'disconnection' for example 'there has been a disconnect with the fans'
Why? |
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Mon dieu! Has anybody said James Corden yet? Who allows this obese, naughty eight year old onto television? I always feel embarrassed for his parents.
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And by working, and not paying £12 a day for food I don't need to be eating, I can afford to give her those experiences and I have that time to spend with her and my wife, both at home and when we go away. |
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That's the sort of saving money and planning which PeterH probably hates - he'd expect most people to buy their own plane for a holiday, not scrounge a cheap seat on other peoples. |
saxon, I don't think your daughter, at 10 months old, is going to remember all of these trips and 10 different countries.
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Shhhhh! Don't tell him that |
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We are looking at cruises instead until she's old enough to reason with :eek: |
The phrase “whoop whoop” - I seriously want to head butt anyone that says it. Whoop f—king whoop FFS
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We took our 2 year old recently on a 4 hour flight to Greece. It was ‘interesting’ to say the least but unlike your child, ours can walk around etc which makes life more difficult as typically a toddler won’t want to sit down. Take off and landing was not so much fun! Would still do it all again though. Very good ME btw - very funny [emoji16] |
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Poxy algae in my aquarium. I must be all moaned out today.... :-)
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The phrase "weather bomb" which I don't think existed a couple of years ago. Just call it a storm or a gale or whatever meteorological event it is rather than give it a stupid Twitter trendy name.
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Oh and Halloween. Bloody Hell. |
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Actually, I came onto this thread to moan about something else. Sky Sports News. Ah, the lovely soothing voice of the lovely Hayley McQueen. But where is she? She, along with old Mr Hypobole himself, what's his name transfer deadline day guy, is sitting behind this unnecessarily huge desk, big enough for a set meal for twenty. Behind them are all these various screens flashing away, showing what I assume are all of Sky's latest channels after their latest reorganisation of their sports. Talk about unwatchable. the presenters drowning in a sea of colour and movement.
It's almost as bad as they get the presenter to stand next to a huge display wall, like a speck of humanity. Might as well just broadcast it as radio. |
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The Mrs watching ******* Twilight.
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Claudia Winkleman.
Taking kookiness, which is irritating in a middle aged woman anyway, and multiplying it exponentially. Imagine if she was not so privileged through birth and that she worked in your office. |
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Modern day soc.lib spineless snowflakes
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Mark Carney
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Brighton winning
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Oo-er! |
after watching her in American Horror Story, Lena Dunham. Put her in a big **** off cannon and shoot her and that bloody whiny septic accent into the sun
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Being sat on a 3 hour train to newcastle with a hangover/still slightly drunk, and having a 7 month old baby sat at the same table
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Mugabe being appointed Goodwill Ambassador
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I am against people looking for things to be offended by, but snowflake is such a poor phrase and is already well overused. I am trying to understand the metaphorical meaning and I dont think it makes sense. A snowflake melts away easily - a PC PC warrior keeps going on about a point like a dog worrying a bone. |
Tickly nasal hairs getting right on my tits (yep, I really should cut them)
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Not being able to enjoy the Manchester United loss. |
Geordies
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I like to put them on the iPad screen to check them out.:) |
People who take life or themselves too seriously. Honestly, I'm not talking about the BBS here. The people I am referring to would NEVER waste time on here, nor would they support a club like Palace, because they are self-important pricks.
The kind of middle managers at a non-descript company that think they are Steve Jobs in waiting. Usually false people in how they treat others, they smile and nod, but there is nothing in their eyes. On a similar note. Those that feel they have to reinvent themselves every 5 years. Cull all their friends and contacts. Pricks - others have invested time in having a relationship with you. And you treat them like that. There was one of those vomit inducing memes on facebook recently, but I took it to heart in respect of point two. 'I don't regret the things I did wrong. I regret the good things I did for the WRONG people' At 52 I try and not get disappointed by the actions of others - but I reckon it will still be hard when it happens again. I might be a lot of things to a lot of people, especially how I may come across on here. But I have never in my life knowingly done something bad to anyone or treated someone poorly, or stepped over others to improve my own position. Never played political games at work. I have said silly things, I have offended. But I have never been false. I don't understand why people are like this. I understand someone being a psycho or a sociopath, but why are there so many of them. |
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football can get in the sea
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******* youtube adverts, I give up now.
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