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So what are you doing at work!
designmonkey AKA George The Gay Hippo Started conversation Jun 14, 2005
Ok guys what does everyone do and what are they doing right now (apart from skiving on HooToo)
I'm designing the front cover of a small catalogue, drinking water and listening to Polysics.
DM
So what are you doing at work!
nicki Posted Jun 14, 2005
im currently laid on my bed surfing hootoo.
i have to go to work at marks and spencers soon
ah the joys of being a student!
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Bold Ferret - God of Three Sided Squares, Helium Filled Lemmings and A Slightly Bent Teaspoon Posted Jun 14, 2005
Hi DM, normally try to leave work off HooToo, but as you asked... I'm looking at a councils document to see if there is enough in it to effectively protect the environment. Though by the time you are reading this, I'll be having a cup of
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designmonkey AKA George The Gay Hippo Posted Jun 14, 2005
Well BF that all sounds V Important and confusing.
I'm sorry if people don't like the subject matter but if a few more people answer we should be able to see what a diverse and interesting crowd the H2G2ers really are.
DM
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2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side... Posted Jun 14, 2005
Working from home, self employed, telephone marketing for an independand 'outsourced' company. Today I should have been 'pre approaching' a few companys, and calling others back who I spoke to a few weeks back to arrange appointments with employe benifits consultants. instead of which, I slept in till just before midday after not having gone to bed till about 5 or 6 AM this morning, then I went to the bakery and got lunch, did laundry, tidied up a bit, made my bed, sent a few Emails and text messages, made my bed, opened the door to my 'friend' and had sex... not a very work effective day relaly, I'll have to catch up tomorrow and get a ton of stuff done
So what are you doing at work!
designmonkey AKA George The Gay Hippo Posted Jun 14, 2005
Hi Lordwolfden,
I was in the benefits trap once and completely sympathise with you.
But it's nice to make a metal image of the people you're talking to and where they are and what they do.
I just realised that it might be a sensitive subject to some people and I apologise.
DM
So what are you doing at work!
designmonkey AKA George The Gay Hippo Posted Jun 14, 2005
Woo 2legs
Thats some Job.
DM
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2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side... Posted Jun 14, 2005
It'd be a better job.... Or at least more financially rewarding.... If I ever managed to do more than about two hours actual work (on a good8 dday) Although I do like the idea of it being quite flexible.... working from home; can do my laundry whilst I'm at work.... pop up and down the street to newsagents, shops etc., As I've always done when I wasn't working... No comuting every day or travel of any description (I ocaionally will have to pop up to London, but thats not a problem, and the one time I've done it thus far, I arranged to meet fellow H2G2ers afterwards in a pub ) unfortuantley I don't get the sex at work every day... well... if I relaly wanted that I guess I could always consider being a male prostitute
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2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side... Posted Jun 14, 2005
what did I say to make you do that?! ... I need more incentive to work.... so far this week... Monday and Tuesday... I've done, maybe three hours work at the absolute most... and made only like about £50 or somethign I'll have to do some more work tomorrow... I should set myself targets.... 'this week I'm going to earn enough to buy a new hi fi' or 'this week I'm going to earn enough to buy a new box of 'toys' ' yeh... maybe that kinda incentive would help
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Bold Ferret - God of Three Sided Squares, Helium Filled Lemmings and A Slightly Bent Teaspoon Posted Jun 14, 2005
It never works though, does it 2Legs?
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designmonkey AKA George The Gay Hippo Posted Jun 14, 2005
"if I relaly wanted that I guess I could always consider being a male prostitute "
Made me laugh,
I have my eye on few toys however I think EG has different ideas.
DM
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2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side... Posted Jun 14, 2005
naa, it didn't work: I could have theoreticlaly made enough cash last Friday to have bought a pretty good Hi Fi (I need a new one for my bedroom), but een with that incentive, I didn't get going.... started at about 11 AM, lunch at 12... back to work 2 PM.... called it a day by 4 acutlaly.... think I started at about 2.30 on Friday afternoon 'toys' ... I'm not entirely sure what sort of 'toys' I was refering too maybe electronic gadgets I don't need... a PDA or some such rubbish, or maybe more.... adult toys... I woulnd't like to say
So what are you doing at work!
designmonkey AKA George The Gay Hippo Posted Jun 14, 2005
My toys were The new 'Gorillaz' figurines.
DM
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2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side... Posted Jun 14, 2005
I've not got many orniments in my house. I've a singing gerbal in the front room, and a talking beer mat, and a lion which growls and a few other soft toys of that kind in my bedroom I've a gopher, a womble, a rabbit, and a dog I do have one orniment in the front room: I got it a few years back and I'm still looking for a partner to it; its a naked figurine of a woman with enormus breasts carved from wood, about a foot tall, I wanted to get a male counterpart to it, but I've not seen a male one anywhere
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designmonkey AKA George The Gay Hippo Posted Jun 14, 2005
We just have Piles of unsortables and bookshelves full of books(obviously)DVDs,console games and a Model vespa.
DM
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2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side... Posted Jun 14, 2005
Oh yes... we've three wooden shelves at the back of the room, one has lots and lots of paper work on it, that no one seem to be bothered to want to sort out next to that theres my CDs, about 500 of them (nicely in alphebitical order) then the third unit, has a load of my l lodgers cassettes on... then another unit next the PC which is massive covered in bits of electornics, a couple laptops I think, some wireless stuff and millions of diskcs and CD roms,.... Then a couple shelves on the walls, with more CDs etc on them... I sorted though a ton of junk a while ago, and have about a thousand cassettes stored in the loft now
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- 2: Lord Wolfden - Howl with Pride (Jun 14, 2005)
- 3: nicki (Jun 14, 2005)
- 4: Lord Wolfden - Howl with Pride (Jun 14, 2005)
- 5: Bold Ferret - God of Three Sided Squares, Helium Filled Lemmings and A Slightly Bent Teaspoon (Jun 14, 2005)
- 6: designmonkey AKA George The Gay Hippo (Jun 14, 2005)
- 7: 2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side... (Jun 14, 2005)
- 8: designmonkey AKA George The Gay Hippo (Jun 14, 2005)
- 9: nicki (Jun 14, 2005)
- 10: designmonkey AKA George The Gay Hippo (Jun 14, 2005)
- 11: 2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side... (Jun 14, 2005)
- 12: designmonkey AKA George The Gay Hippo (Jun 14, 2005)
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- 14: Bold Ferret - God of Three Sided Squares, Helium Filled Lemmings and A Slightly Bent Teaspoon (Jun 14, 2005)
- 15: designmonkey AKA George The Gay Hippo (Jun 14, 2005)
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