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DoctorMO (Keeper of the Computer, Guru, Community Artist) Posted Apr 30, 2003
hehe, yea I know how you feel.
I do that all the time...
-- DoctorMO --
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Researcher 185550 Posted Apr 30, 2003
OOH! OOH! LOOK AT THAT EVERYONE! I GOT SOMETHING APPROACHING A LAUGH OUT OF DoctorMO! ME! OF ALL PEOPLE!
Hem.
Yes. The school council's catering board is going to be informed about the distressing tendancy of our food to be various shades of yellow, red, and orange. For example:
Pizza (orangy- red)
Chips (yellow- technically)
Bean (orange)
Apple crumble (yellow)
Custard (yellow)
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DoctorMO (Keeper of the Computer, Guru, Community Artist) Posted May 1, 2003
I managed to get some salad once, but I belive it was a one off.
if you look at most food, it is orange and yellow anyway, meat is red.
Oh and a laugh all the time, I'm practicaly a laughing machine
-- DoctorMO --
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Researcher 185550 Posted May 1, 2003
Oh ok.
But what about vegetables? Greens? Not available. Meat should be brown, i like mine cooked well, not orange. No blood zone.
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DoctorMO (Keeper of the Computer, Guru, Community Artist) Posted May 3, 2003
I found they usualy came with bread crumbs, if not they were brown, to be honest I never had much of a quarm with the food quality, (the only thing on this side being the availability of water) aside I considered it a great travisty to not beable to aford all the great food, because the school pass system only covered you upto £1.35, and the food is ALOT more expensive.
So all the kids who had both parents and who both worked, could get a nice full meal (most of the time this was just chips and gravy, but they had the option at least).
Ah what it is to be rid of the chains of school and to burden myself with some much heaver ones called life. atleast I get to earn my own money and cook my own food
-- DoctorMO --
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Researcher 185550 Posted May 4, 2003
Ah well for us it is the availability of cups. And forks. But I don't complain, as I mentioned I love institution food. And this is the upper end of institution food. Interesting quirk of my school is how segregated we are. I co- run the school's philosophy society. Every other thursday, I have lunch with the chappie that's talking that day. At the teacher area for lunch. And we still have to get pupil food. The teachers are scared we're taking over. The phrase we use is "So, Roadkill, what was all that about, I saw you eating lunch over in heaven with the angels on thursday?"
I have a question for you. You leave school's chains, and the difference, perhaps, is now you choose the nature of the chains.
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DoctorMO (Keeper of the Computer, Guru, Community Artist) Posted May 5, 2003
yes very true, in school there was always an issue will lines (ques) so every year I devised some cunning plan to get my dinner first, I didn't run, no I didn't need to, I just helped out in careers room, got to go on computers and get my lunch first.
as for the chains, Life has chains, such as tax, rent and lots of other things, these you can't pick. what you do get to pick is if you have kids, comiments or adding a few millstones to your load with personal loans. Ooo the options of life...
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Researcher 185550 Posted May 7, 2003
Right then.
Being a 6th former, I get to go to lunch before everyone else anyway. Everyone who doesn't have a devious excuse.
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DoctorMO (Keeper of the Computer, Guru, Community Artist) Posted May 8, 2003
hehehe, yes the plans worked like a charm and now I got money to buy a meal with... I work
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Researcher 185550 Posted May 8, 2003
Yeah, that's nice doing that. I do work experience (as work as playschool is to school, I assume) and it's nice being able to have some choice over what you eat.
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DoctorMO (Keeper of the Computer, Guru, Community Artist) Posted May 8, 2003
Can't wait to get my won place... I'll get to starve with all the foods I want, but can't aford
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Researcher 185550 Posted May 10, 2003
Yeah. I'd quite like to have one in... Iceland. Somewhere the majority of my family can't reach me.
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DoctorMO (Keeper of the Computer, Guru, Community Artist) Posted May 12, 2003
Ah, you'll want a place on the new moon base, housings quite cheap and anyone wanting to visit will have to spend 2 billion on the trip.
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DoctorMO (Keeper of the Computer, Guru, Community Artist) Posted May 13, 2003
Yes, just rember that you both need to be shaved and disinfected and in quarenteen for 2 months while we don't want to infect your house/moon base...
-- DoctorMO --
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Researcher 185550 Posted May 15, 2003
Yeah, all right. It's worth it, as long as I'm allowed access to the internet.
Unless I could spread something through the internet
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DoctorMO (Keeper of the Computer, Guru, Community Artist) Posted May 15, 2003
there is always the option of downloading yourself to the internet, no one will find you in there
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DoctorMO (Keeper of the Computer, Guru, Community Artist) Posted May 19, 2003
you could catch one now...
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