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Post 101

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smiley - rofl hmmm - after you with the sick bucket but do feel free to carry on with the compliments smiley - biggrin

as for the ravishing creature plastering you with smiley - kisses ... just tell her to quit it until we've finished chatting here smiley - winkeye

smiley - ok my turn now .... so your PS says you're a service engineer .... servicing what? (and let's keep it clean here please smiley - laugh)

any more smiley - cake going?


smiley - smoochsmiley - smooch


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Post 102

bedmechanic keeper of the tongue in cheek and guardian of the empty wallet

Plenty(passes moresmiley - cake)Take as much as you like(it's not fattening)smiley - laugh

The clue is in the name.

I service install and do placements of patients on specialised hospital beds (hense bedmechanic, I litteraly fix beds).smiley - smiley


It'ssmiley - ok the ravashing creature has gone nowsmiley - winkeye
So all I'm left with is the smiley - cakeandsmiley - teasmiley - sadface

Oh and you of coursesmiley - drool


smiley - smoochsmiley - smoochsmiley - hugs andsmiley - kisses



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Post 103

Researcher 1214535

smiley - wow that's not a job they ever mention to you in careers lessons is it ... how long have you been doing it?

(sorry licking smiley - cat backon my lap so scuse any typos)

smiley - cakesmiley - cakesmiley - cakesmiley - cake

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Post 104

bedmechanic keeper of the tongue in cheek and guardian of the empty wallet

I've only been doing it for three years and only heard about it through a friend.
Before that I worked in warehousing for years(it seemed like an eternity).
I had a very stressfull job which was making me ill and was at the breaking point when this job came up(I was at the point of telling my ex-boss to shuv it where the sun don't shine).

Now although I work long hours and there is some stress,it's nowhere near the amount I used to suffer and I get emmense satisfaction from this job(something I never did with the old one).


My turn to go on a bit smiley - sorry



smiley - smooches and smiley - kisses andsmiley - hugs and moresmiley - cake


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Post 105

Researcher 1214535

no really don't apologise - I can ramble for England and it's good to hear something more about you smiley - smiley

You do seem to work long hours I have to say but to have a job you enjoy is a real bonus - no job is worth making yourself ill over imho ...

I like my job ... most of the time smiley - laugh but then there are boring bits to every job I'm sure - anyway I'm only doing this until I find out what I Really want to do - I've been thinking about it now for about 20 years smiley - rofl

smiley - smoochsmiley - cuddlesmiley - hugsmiley - smooch
smiley - choc


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Post 106

bedmechanic keeper of the tongue in cheek and guardian of the empty wallet

Most people never find their perfect jobsmiley - sadface

I'm lucky I suppose but I did have a long stretch of bad luck.

When I first got this job the honeymoon period just never seemed to end.
It lasted well over a year before I started to feel a little less elated by it.
Yes I do feel lucky nowsmiley - biggrin

My only trouble is that I'm going to have to learn not to do so much overtime and get a home life as well as a working one.


smiley - smooches andsmiley - kisses andsmiley - hugs andsmiley - tongueout


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Post 107

Researcher 1214535

Sometimes I think it's easier to stay at work rather than come home to an empty house

smiley - smooches and smiley - cuddles and smiley - hugs and smiley - redwinesmiley - drool


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Post 108

bedmechanic keeper of the tongue in cheek and guardian of the empty wallet

You're right.

If I had more (someone that is)to come home to I would find it easier to say no to work.

I say this convo is a bit heavy aint itsmiley - laugh


Right onto a lighter subject.

You mentioned(or was it me)Eighties music so tell me do you have a favourite type of music or is it just anything you like the sound of.



smiley - smooches andsmiley - kisses andsmiley - hugs andsmiley - ermsmiley - ermsmiley - magic


Oh yeah a bunch ofsmiley - roses


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Post 109

Researcher 1214535

ooh smiley - rosees, for me? thanx smiley - blush

smiley - sorry didn't meant to get heavy

Don't know who mentioned the 80s - I mentioned oldies but not exclusively 80's stuff .... I like all kinds of things, listening to Texas right now, before that I had Hall and Oates greatest hits on, I like Simply Red, Queen, Scissor Sisters, Simon and Garfunkel ..... loads of stuff - depends a lot on what mood I'm in smiley - laugh

how 'bout you? Anything I'd recognise??

smiley - smoochsmiley - hugsmiley - cuddlesmiley - smooch


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Post 110

bedmechanic keeper of the tongue in cheek and guardian of the empty wallet

Anything but heavy country(all those jangling banjos and fiddlessmiley - yuk) and opera.

Gotta say I'm not a fan of Simply Red though(I don't like his voice)
I have the same trouble with Evanesance, her voice just jangles my nervessmiley - laugh


I mostly like seventies prog. rock, though I'm not old enough to have seen most of the bands at the time.smiley - winkeye
But anything with a tune will do(I've even got some classical stuff but don't hate me for it)smiley - laugh


smiley - smooches andsmiley - kisses andsmiley - roses and



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Post 111

Researcher 1214535

I'm not a fan of opera either, so you're safe there ...

I think basically I like anything with a bit of a toon to it, some things more than others .... some things I like one day and not the next smiley - erm, you know how it goes

some things I hated when I was a kid (in the 70's smiley - sadface) I quite like now, there's no logic to it really other than I think your tastes change


smiley - smoochsmiley - hugsmiley - cuddlesmiley - choc


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Post 112

bedmechanic keeper of the tongue in cheek and guardian of the empty wallet

Ooh greedily grabs smiley - choc.


I can't say that my taste in music has changed that much over the years.
I mean I was pretty open to almost anything from the start.
I think you have to be if you like Pink Floydsmiley - laugh( chokes on smiley - choc)

I will admit that I had a problem with dance music at first.
Most of my mates were into it and I couldn't see anything in it.
It was only when I learned not to listen to it as such and just let the beat move me that I started to enjoy it.

Though with food my tastes have changed over the years quite a lot.

Just had to change mouse (my fault for not charging the other one)smiley - laugh



smiley - hugs and smiley - kisses andsmiley - smooches andsmiley - cuddles



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Post 113

Researcher 1214535

smiley - bleepin' system won't let me post without a fight at the mo ...smiley - grr
so sorry if things are taking a long time


I think I'm a lot more open to different types of music now than I was when I was a kid ... I hated anything that the rest of the kids liked back then - didn't like 'pop' music - but now I'll give most things a go (within reason smiley - laugh)

anyway, m'dear, I'm going to say g'night now .... feeling a bit smiley - online2long ...

enjoy your day out tomorrow, catch up with you tomorrow evening if you're about smiley - hug

smiley - smoochsmiley - cuddlesmiley - hugsmiley - cuddlesmiley - smooch


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Post 114

bedmechanic keeper of the tongue in cheek and guardian of the empty wallet

Hello

I'd thought I had lost you for a moment there






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Post 115

bedmechanic keeper of the tongue in cheek and guardian of the empty wallet

Thank you

I will most likely be on here tomorrow evening and I shall tell you how it wentsmiley - smiley


Have a nice night and enjoy your full day tomorrowsmiley - laugh




smiley - hugs andsmiley - smooches andsmiley - kisses andsmiley - cakeandsmiley - teaand moresmiley - kisses


ps I'm also having trouble postingsmiley - sadface


pps smiley - smoochsmiley - smoochsmiley - smooch


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Post 116

Researcher 1214535

no, just keep getting up smiley - bleepin error messages all the time

anyway, as I was saying, better go .... need to veg for a while smiley - smiley

take care honey,
smiley - smoochsmiley - cuddlesmiley - hugsmiley - smooch


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Post 117

bedmechanic keeper of the tongue in cheek and guardian of the empty wallet

snugglesmiley - smoochsnugglesmiley - smoochsnugglesmiley - smoochgiggle


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Post 118

bedmechanic keeper of the tongue in cheek and guardian of the empty wallet

Is that all I get


A wavesmiley - sadface




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Post 119

Researcher 1214535

smiley - rofl well, I like to keep anything more passionate for a more intimate moment smiley - winkeye

smiley - smoochsmiley - cuddlesmiley - kisssmiley - kisssmiley - kisssmiley - hugsmiley - smooch how's that smiley - smiley


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Post 120

bedmechanic keeper of the tongue in cheek and guardian of the empty wallet

that's better I thought you had gone off me for a moment theresmiley - laugh



And how are you on this fine evening



smiley - hugs and smiley - smooches andsmiley - cuddles andsmiley - kisses

And just one very specialsmiley - rose


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