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winnoch2 - Impostair Syndromair Extraordinaire

Talk to me, oh denizen of the w**k thread- i am b o r e d smiley - sadface


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winnoch2 - Impostair Syndromair Extraordinaire

So bored in fact, that i'm of to bed nowsmiley - zzz I could be rude and interupt one of your current threads to attract your attention, but hey i'm just not that rude guysmiley - devil

I expect you'll come across this little 'ol post in a few months timesmiley - wah while you're doing some houswork in your space- doing a bit of dusting that sort of thingsmiley - cry, but by then it'll be too latesmiley - wah- my need for boredom relief will have long gonesmiley - wah- the moment passed..... like tears in the rainsmiley - wah

smiley - winkeye


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Ahhh, well nice to know I'm the person people come to when they're bored smiley - laugh!!

For some reason I never pay attention to the personal replies I get...I really must start looking at that more often smiley - erm...still, you're asleep now anyway, so I may as well have just left it...smiley - rofl!

Kristy


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winnoch2 - Impostair Syndromair Extraordinaire

No, no not at allsmiley - biggrin. To prove it, look i'm talking to you now and i'm on a roller coaster, breathing helium, while cuddling a beatiful woman(and typing this on my lap top), and i've just won 3 milllion £, and look- i'm still talking to you!


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Wow, you must be easily bored if you can be on a rollercoaster, breathing helium, recently made rich and in the embrace of a beautiful woman...and still need your computer...much less to be talking to me...(when by all rights I probably should be w**king like a good girl) smiley - smiley


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winnoch2 - Impostair Syndromair Extraordinaire

Yeah, well what can i saysmiley - yawn- i have a low boredom thresholdsmiley - zzz

Anyways, i am in actual fact back to w**k tommorow(oops wrong thread), after...ah heck just read the name. My voice is still stuffed- i'm so hoarse that if i was a woman i would be sounding sexy, but unfortunantely i just sound silly. It only lasts a few minutes anyway before turning into a whisper/rasp that makes me sound like a phone pestsmiley - erm great eh.

Ah well it's not as if i work in sales or anything where i need my voice. Oh wait, i forgot.. i do work in salessmiley - wahsmiley - wah


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How would it sound sexy in a woman but not in a man smiley - erm? When I get that husky Nico kinda thing going on...people at work tell me I sound sexy (which isn't appropriate in this office smiley - winkeye) but I think I sounds like a drag queen... smiley - laugh

I could never work in sales...I don't like...things...or people.... smiley - smiley

(just be mindful of the laptop when you go through a loop on the rollercoaster smiley - winkeye)


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winnoch2 - Impostair Syndromair Extraordinaire

wwwwwwoooooooooosssssssssssshhh.

Oh thank god that's over. I'm just sitting at the bottom of the ride now. Just relaxing for a bit.

yeah- that's it- i sound like a drag queensmiley - wah Hey- i don't like things or people either! You think i maybe shouldnt be in this job?smiley - erm
Anyway it's 11pm here in darkest Scotland(well apart from the streetlighting, and the quaint glow from children setting fire to each othersmiley - evilgrin) so i'm about to sign off.

Enjoy the rest of your day w**ing, and remember use plenty hand cream. er...why's my seat moving...sh*t wwwooooooooooooooooossshhhhhsmiley - headhurtssmiley - run


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A Scottish drag queen...I gotta get me one of them smiley - winkeye!

I've been working in the sam office for nearly 5 years...these people know what I'm like...and most of them know well enough to stay away from me smiley - winkeye ....and they made me fire warden for the floor...hmm...me...incharge of the lives of people I don't like...this could be fun...smiley - evilgrin

Well, enjoy your sleep...when you wake up it will be today...well, it's today here now...but there it's only yesterday...smiley - erm

Tell the children that Irish Whiskey burns better than scotch...I don't know why, but it just does...smiley - devil

And if you see a nice cave in the Highlands for sale, drop me a line...I'm looking for a place to spend my retirement smiley - biggrin!

Kristy


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winnoch2 - Impostair Syndromair Extraordinaire

What's a 'sam' office?
I'm ok with people,as long as it's after about 2 or 3 in the afternoon-before that i hate everyone,and everything everone says, especially customerssmiley - grrbut everone knows i despise mornings/afternoons so most folk just smile and rush past me until i'm ready to talk. With customers i give them the false smile, whilst secretly thinking to myself 'must kill zem, must kill zem all'smiley - yikes. Then when i'm awake and relaxed, fellow humans are just great, and we all get on like one big familysmiley - ill

Yes the day/hemisphere thing confuses me as well. Was trying to work out whether Thurday was just starting for you when i was going to bed, or whether you were already onto friday. oh hell for all i know it couldve been the weekend already for yousmiley - headhurts ...Oh and i find children burn perfectly well all on there own, especially the fat onessmiley - devil

Will have to fight you for the cave- though my retirement plans involve a nice wee island off the west coastsmiley - zen


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Oops...I meant same office...my poor little fingers aren't properly connected to my brain, I'm afraid smiley - biggrin...

I'm barely human until I've had about 10 coffees and as many cigarettes, the main problem being that by that time I'm supposed to be going to bed...which could go a ways towrds explaining the insomnia smiley - erm...I can be civil...even nice on occassion...but at work it's a best of a trial...and on the weekends I follow the happy people around so that I don't have to be "the friendly one" smiley - laugh

This weekend was actually interesting because my girl (my partner in crime...and the bright bubbly one of the duo smiley - winkeye) wasn't out at all...so the people who usually talk to us were stuck with having to talk to me...some of them were very suprised at what I'm like when I am forced to make conversation on my own...smiley - laugh

(Oh, and for the record, we're 11 hours ahead of you...although I think that's a little on the conservative side myself smiley - winkeye).

Surely there's more than one cave? We could get ones next to each other and be cave-neighbours...although that does kind of defeat the purpose of moving to a cave to become a recluse...smiley - erm...


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winnoch2 - Impostair Syndromair Extraordinaire

Cave neighbours.. hmmm, i dunno, there might be a small chance of us running into each other at some point before late evening, and then we'de have to be really unpleasant to each othersmiley - erm. Then again as i suspect we both derive a certain pleasure from our grumpiness (are you a member of p.u.d.d.i.n.g by the way?smiley - tongueout, then it may actually be perversly pleasurable in a kind of counter-intuitive anti-whtsit....er what am i talking aboutsmiley - huh

Anyway, we'll discuss it nearer to our retirement me thinks...

Oh and i don't doubt you're lightyears ahead of us -most counties are. Any country that has had a prime minister who has voiced to his opponent the immortal line (and i paraphrase) "the right honerable gentleman, with all due respect, is such a woose, i bet he steps out the shower to take a piss", during a political debate, gets my votesmiley - oksmiley - applause

So you and your girl do a kind of 'good cop, bad cop' routine with folk then?smiley - tongueout


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I think you may be right...I have a few mates down here (mostly boys) whose sole purpose is to bear the brunt of my grumpy evilness...I'm mean to them...they're mean to me...and at the end ov every night they hug me before they go...God bless 'em smiley - ok!

Government wise I don't know if we're far ahead of you at all...the opinion seems to be that the UK is America's lap dog...meanwhile we're following them both around like the runt of the litter...smiley - laugh

And I don't know if you'd call it "good cop bad cop" smiley - smiley she's just one of those happy shiny people who can strike up a conversation with anyone...I'm the socially retarded person who starts to freak out if I have ot talk to more than one operson at a time...

...Saturday night was alright because most of the people who came to talk to me came up one at a time...smiley - rofl


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winnoch2 - Impostair Syndromair Extraordinaire

Yep- I've always been a 'one to one' type person. I don't usually do very well in groupssmiley - wah

I've got a shiny happy type pal- i just tend to let him get on with it, while i look the other waysmiley - whistle, but with the proviso that it aint morningsmiley - grr i can usually hold my own in the happysmiley - silly situations, as long as there's the oddsmiley - aleor smiley - redwine handy smiley - drunk

I've always had the impression that australians just get on with it, and don't really give a rats ar*se what any other country thinks. Britain definitly looks across the pond to the yanks as if they are some kind of mature big brother and tries to follow their example. The phrase i've heard is that we are always about 5 years behind America... in everything... Obesity, really bad television, speaking out for our 'rights', litigation... oh and i'm sure there's some good things as wellsmiley - erm.

Personally i think we should be looking to Europe, for inspiration. they are miles ahead in terms of 'green' policies, and just generally being nice to each other. But i may be wrong- politics aint my strong pointsmiley - smiley

Later, cavebuddysmiley - winkeye

andsmiley - zzz


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I think as a general rule Aussies don't care what anyone else thinks of them being Aussies...but these days it seems like we want to be America...

...I'd rather be Aussie smiley - cheers - American beer is just WRONG smiley - grr...

...Havig said that, I drink Guinness...but Aussie beer is still one ofmy first loves smiley - smiley.


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winnoch2 - Impostair Syndromair Extraordinaire

smiley - stoutGuinness is an Irish beer!smiley - stout But i know what you mean..
American beer is watered down pigswill, with the delightful aftertaste of pi*ssmiley - yuk. Almost any country produces better beer than America.

What is your favorite alcoholic beverage?

smiley - smileysmiley - alesmiley - ale


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I know Guinness is Irish....which is why I had to seperate it...apart from Guiness (my first true love smiley - cheers) I prefer Aussies beers every time...All the American beer I've tasted is too soft for most of the girls I know...smiley - erm


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But in order of preference...

Guinness (I don't know why, but I think I'm addicted smiley - smiley)
Whiskey or Scotch (Naturally Jameson's first smiley - cheers)
Then Aussie Beer (Vic Bitter, Melbourne Bitter, Carlton Draught, etc, etc)

you know, this is a terrible subject...I won't be drinking for another 12 hours...smiley - sadface


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Why you nobody's baby nowsmiley - cry What happened? you can tell your cave buddysmiley - winkeye, or stick it on your journal so that the whole world can pry into your personal life(not that this is exactly privatesmiley - yikes)..Anyway, sorry in advance Of hearing what happened. Hope you're oksmiley - cuddlesmiley - hug

You're complaining about 12 hours without smiley - ale. I've been unwell last few weeks, and alcohol just passed my lips on tuesday for the first time in about 3 weekssmiley - yikessmiley - wah

I like 'real ale'- you know stuff you can stand a spoon up in. Current favorites are Deuchars IPA and Orkney Dark Isle, though the latter is pretty rare in pubs. The trouble with real ales(or guest ales) is that most pubs have diferent ones on every week- so chances are, if you like something-tough you'll probably never drink it againsmiley - wah

Also enjoy Guinness, though it is so variable in quality that it is hard to find a pub that regularly sells the good stuff. And i definitely cant drink it all night, otherwise apart from being verysmiley - drunk i will be a *very* regular visitor to the toilet the next day...

Also like Whiskey(or scotch if you prefer). Jamesons is nice, and i like peaty ones like Laphroig. You can tell this is a favorite subject of mine..smiley - erm


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Oh, I can talk about alcohol all day...it just makes me thirsty smiley - cheers!

I went to a pub once with a friend of mine that made their own beer...it was lovely...I had the stout and she had some sort of rasberry beer...it was all so delightful...smiley - drool

*considers the 12 hour bus trip back to Canberra for more beer*


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