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Afternoon shift
Ali Dubya Posted Apr 25, 2003
Did you beat Penton? Just interested as they play our 2nd XI...
Afternoon shift
LegersV007 Posted Apr 25, 2003
Chopsy, just don't drink to the point were you simply crawl into the interviewer's office. Though it would be an interesting thing to see.
For Alistair
wysiwyger Posted Apr 25, 2003
Alistair,
I am beginning to think you are a bit of a tease. You ask about Alex Kingston - for no particluar reason, and now this Rachel woman...
I will admit to a partiality to Tony Soprano,but I have no idea why - he's not really my taste at all...........
LouLou - good luck with your new job!
For Alistair
Ali Dubya Posted Apr 26, 2003
Hazel,
Hell Hazel and good morning to our other readers,
I don't know why I asked about Alex Kingston; maybe I was just concerned for her wellbeing? The USA is a tough place for a young British actress to make her way in, and perhaps my paternal instincts were coming to the fore. Similarly, I have concerns for other young women such as Ms Stevens, Ms Minogue, Ms Helen Willetts and Mrs Sarnia.
(How deeply unconvincing is that?)
I am not aware of Mr Soprano as I am not an aficionado of the programme. I take it, from the soubriquet 'Soprano', that he is a gentleman of Italian extraction?
(And why am I writing in such an affected style?)
Saturday
The Magster Posted Apr 26, 2003
Good morning Alistair and anyone else out there
Alistair..Ms Kingston is a good deal older than you, why would you want to mother her....sure it shouldn't be smother her in kisses
It is Saturday, which means mega brunch in just over an hours time. Can I tempt anyone to bacon, sausage, scrambled eggs, tomatoes, black pudding, mushrooms, baked beans and chips? And I wonder why I don't like moving on a Sat afternoon
Happy Saturday to all.
For Alistair
Ali Dubya Posted Apr 26, 2003
'Hell Hazel'
?????
Sorry. This was meant to read, 'Darling, Hazel'.
Apologies for any confusion caused.
Saturday
Ali Dubya Posted Apr 26, 2003
Hello Magster,
Older women are deeply appealing.
Blimey. Do you have this 'breakfast' every week? I hope you grill everything...
Saturday
louloubelle Posted Apr 26, 2003
Good morning all.
Magster I am worried about those chips, yes Alistair, fried bread sounds better to me!
Just been shopping for new "job clothes" ...what do science technicians wear under their white coats? Suggestions on a postcard please!
Saturday
Ali Dubya Posted Apr 26, 2003
'what do science technicians wear under their white coats?'
Oh God, don't start me off...
Saturday
wysiwyger Posted Apr 26, 2003
Good morning, er, that should be good afternoon everyone,
Magster - am I too late for brunch? Can I have hash-browns instead of chips please, and extra fried bread? I hope you have red, brown and yellow sauce.
Alistair, you are forgiven for the Hell. And for the Darling.
LouLou - enjoy your shopping. Will you really get a wear a white coat at work?
Saturday
The Magster Posted Apr 26, 2003
Hazel, sorry you were too late...all done and munched but I will remember you next Sat
Alistair, so that you do not worry too much about my diet and cholesterol count, yes everything is grilled except the chips and therefore we don't do fried bread. The thinking behind this Saturday ritual which is now a family legend, is that you do a massive meal for just before noon and then you do not eat anything else again, well apart from a curry in the evening Naturally, the children always want something else but I don't. I cook it all now but when we lived in London there was a lovely cafe at the bottom of the road that did it all, just the way you wanted it, for £3.50. I was happy with that
Chopsy, as advised, you need a Miss Jean Brodie style of dress because you don't want pimply teenage boys leching at you now. Just how many Mr Lou's are there you dirty bird?
Saturday
louloubelle Posted Apr 26, 2003
Hazel, yes..it's white coats all round...loulou the scientist!!
Magster I kid you not, there is only one Mr. Lou!!!
Saturday
louloubelle Posted Apr 26, 2003
Alistair this is the cause of some debate..
Do we go for Jean Brodie style frocks? Why the Magster one would think I would wish to borrow any of her clothing is beyond me.
Saturday
Ali Dubya Posted Apr 26, 2003
Lou,
No comment.
Has anyone ever seen the film The Bitch? The one which Joan Collins made famous for her 'minimalist' use of a fur coat?
Saturday
Ali Dubya Posted Apr 26, 2003
Hazel,
When I say 'darling' I use the word ironically, and use it in the context of 'mwah mwah, daaaaaaahling" rather than "ello darling, fancy a bit of owsyerfather?"
I am sure you realised this, but in case there was any doubt I thought I would confirm this is the case.
Saturday
Lew De Crow Posted Apr 26, 2003
Lou
Stop poncing, you know as well as me that you are going to wear those little white panties with red flowers under the white coat.Presumably you are going to buy a white bra, as I know you don't own one.
Saturday
The Magster Posted Apr 26, 2003
Now serious business for when you lot get back from enjoying yourselves. I have had a mail from the dementors this afternoon telling me that I must not engage in "quarrels" on FLN or they will pre-mod me. Has anyone else ever had a mail like that? Just because I got involved with blooming ij again. Mad me....only a tadge
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