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stupid things you did that really shouldnt be mentioned
grr Posted Mar 9, 2007
And twitching.
Tomorrow I shall have a full catalogue of dumb things. I'm going on a live sound engineeing workshop. Plenty of stuff to plug in wrong, stupid questions to ask, twiddling switches the wrong way.... I try, but mostly I'm trying.
stupid things you did that really shouldnt be mentioned
Cookiecate Posted Mar 9, 2007
Join the club nat, how can anyone be lovable unless they are clueless? I ask you how?
stupid things you did that really shouldnt be mentioned
Br. Megachedda-I've found my apostrophe key!!! Posted Mar 10, 2007
Note i have just tripped over a big red luggage case.
stupid things you did that really shouldnt be mentioned
Cookiecate Posted Mar 11, 2007
Big red luggage cases, keys, glass even kitchen equipment are known to move around to make their owners look stupid. My keys, mobile phone and diary are experts at this.
stupid things you did that really shouldnt be mentioned
grr Posted Mar 11, 2007
MC, at least you're not tripping over absolutely nothing. Or laughing so much you into a nettle bush, wearing shorts and a vest-top thingy. On my birthday as well. And it wasn't even that funny, cos I can't remember what made me laugh that much.
stupid things you did that really shouldnt be mentioned
Cookiecate Posted Mar 11, 2007
Maybe it was something in the giggle juice you had to celebrate your birfday.
stupid things you did that really shouldnt be mentioned
Cookiecate Posted Mar 11, 2007
Years and years ago we used to drink ribena and rum and have the nerve to call it rum and black. We also used to use orange squash and vodka and call em screw drivers
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