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Gibberings CCXII -- It's all about the length of the pocket clip .....

consumer said:
I accept Scottish banknotes, hell i will accept currency from anywhere if it means i can shift this 16 tonnes of inseminated finest Turkmenistan mexedrone. Its starting to go putrid. Only 50p per tonne. Cant go wrong
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You will store it in FUBAR's arse no wonder its putrid ;)
 
I dare to think what's been up FUBARS arse. Lordy has that boy made a name for himself. It's undeniable, sham is not and has not been the eadd resident perv for quite some time. Usurperd.
 
Haha, I can't remember the last time I logged on and somebody wasn't talking about FUBAR's button :D
 
Consumer, space junk, is it national "are you okay" day in Oz?
 
I remember when SHM was the dirty, sexy poster....lets not forget that gorgeous pic of your girlfriend going upstairs in a corset and heels. That's some attractive partner you have ;)

You filthy good looking beast you <3

Shammy's been very well behaved recently I put it down to your good influence Sadie. Obviously you keep him busy with his debauchery in your bedroom these days 8o:D


Peas please 8)
 
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Sadie said:
Consumer, space junk, is it national "are you okay" day in Oz?
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I dunno, cos i'm up to my eyeballs in house-moving shite, but...yeah, just checked - it was indeed today (or yesterday, technically) - the second thursday in September.

Are you ok Sadie?
I'm ok. I hope we're all ok.
It's been a rocky couple of weeks (both on and off the ol' blue light) but i'm feeling more optimistic than i have in a long time.
Honestly, i think it's unnatural not to feel a little (or a lot) sad sometimes - i mean, look at the state of the world - but there is something satisfying about making a leap of faith for a brighter future. That's where i'm at, anyway.
Life's way too short to stay put if you're not happy where you are.
 
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spacejunk said:
I dunno, cos i'm up to my eyeballs in house-moving shite, but...yeah, just checked - it was indeed today (or yesterday, technically) - the second thursday in September.

Are you ok Sadie?
I'm ok. I hope we're all ok.
It's been a rocky couple of weeks (both on and off the ol' blue light) but i'm feeling more optimistic than i have in a long time.
Honestly, i think it's unnatural not to feel a little (or a lot) sad sometimes - i mean, look at the state of the world - but there is something satusfying about making a leap of faith for a brighter future. That's where i'm at, anyway.
Life's way too short to stay put if you're not happy where you are.
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The very best of luck in your new adventure my friend. <3
 
Thanks mate.
It's exciting - i found some cool people to live with and the music scene over there is extremely healthy, so it's all coming together nicely.
Hope to get a group together and be playing shows by the new year.
(Which gives me about 2 months from when i move over...plenty of time!)

Hope you're doing ok? The post-holiday blues haven't kicked in too hard i hope.
 
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Nah I'm fine man. They took my job away in July and then emailed me when I was in France with an even better offer so I can't complain. Started back this week, it's been great. Glad you're finally getting away from that Perth heat you're obviously not suited to.
 
Hey - right on!
That's great news, really glad to hear it.

Yeah, besides the heat, i'm also looking forward to escaping Perth's isolation, conservatism, cultural homogeneity and lack of naturally-occurring psychedelic mushrooms.
"Never trust a town that doesn't give free drugs to observant heads". I think that's from the bible, or mark e smith lyrics or something? ;)
 
I'm jobless at the moment which because of my age everyone is assuming to be full retirement--I only wish my economic reality would allow that!:\ I did retire from teaching but because I was a "professional art specialist" (sounds soooo important) that meant that there were no benefits paid, no retirement etc. In other words I was an artist grateful for any monetary crumbs and a steady, if paltry, income. But before 1KW jumps in to tell me again what an idiot I am for choosing a low paying art career, let me just say that I was happy every day at work while I did it. I do miss the kids a lot, but it's a relief not to have to do all the planning.
 
That sucks Herby.
I know how hard it can be to find work later in your working life, having seen family, friends and former work colleagues go through it.
It sounds like you had a pretty satisfying job though. You can't really put a dollar sign on that.

Having had well-paid soul-crushing jobs, and jobs that allowed me to scrape-by financially, but were pleasant and satisfying - i've always prefered the latter.
Though, i guess in the scheme of things, a mix of both can be good to help fund the lean times and do the things that money can allow.
But it's not a priority for me; never has been.

Are you looking for other teaching (or income generating) work? I'm going to do some volunteer work for a bit when i relocate, to polish up my skills in my recent qualification, while hopefully doing some of the work i'm more familiar with in the meantime for a bit of bread.
Sucks that economic practicalities mean you can't retire yet. Hope you stumble upon some good opportunity before too long - you deserve it :)
 
koneko said:
Neddetes are turnips. Classless ;) unlike the snooty princess and the pea =D
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I had no idea what that word meant - I know that 'etes' normally mean smaller or female, looked up neds for your area = same as chavs :D.
 
Having a soul crushing job isn't so bad when the three day weekends I enjoy are spent creating artwork.

I'm currently working on a 3m tall canvas for my apartment, which is a bitch when you don't have the space to throw paint around.
 
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