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Gibberings CXLVIII: Three cheers to breakcorefiend!

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pinkpapaver said:
you've gotta love Hyacinth Bucket, keeping up appearances. It is funny.
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Aye haha, just watching that. Need to download em all, always cheers me up. 'My nautical themed buffet has suffered a slight set-back' *is soaked through* absolutely killed me the other day

edit: just got a message off my ex over the moon that Steve Ogg, he of GTA Trevor fame, mentioned a lunatic email she sent him in an interview. I'm actually strangely proud.
 
Think I've probably left it too late to sell my PS3 GTA5... need to check eBay. Probably won't get as close to full price now.
 
Might get a reasonable amount; bought my copy used for £40 so assuming they'd maybe give you £30 or summat. Or am I being woefully optimistic?
 
Seem to be going for £33 - £36, with p&p on top of that, so I'll get it listed today. Will have had about 14 hours of play for £5, which isn't too bad :)
 
Should have said earlier but today has been really busy, Eastern European meds & all that (Yeah you know who & why) but Breakcore fiend fair play to you I'm glad it worked for you.
 
@knock have you thought about trying some break fix engineering work. There are always temp contract
stuff around for anything from PC, gambling machines and EPOS. Money itsnt spectacular but you get to drive
About in some one elses van and meet radomised folk.

I will pursue this relentlesly given both the stims ive done and you're cheeky remak about my advancing years.


In work related news the fekin hard drive failed so i was back to PC world and had to start over........nearly done
 
I did that sort of work back in the mid-late 90s. Did field service of PCs and printers covering south of Scotland, I hadn't considered the size of the area and it was a bit fucking mental, would drive hundreds of miles each day from site to site, sometimes going back and forth between coasts, and at the end of the day I would be struggling to keep my eyes open :| <- literally. Other than the sheer quantity of driving, I enjoyed it. I was actually a student at the time and when I discovered that I could make £17.50 an hour doing that and similar stuff like roll-outs and audits, I dropped out of uni.

I had a hired Vauxhall Omega that the company paid for. It was brand new, and someone had forgotten to put oil in it, and it fucked up going down the motorway. I got an Astra after that, which, after a long day, I reversed into a pillar in a service station :D The insurance excess was £500; that stung a bit.
 
knock said:
haha sorry I just respond to what I see :| I do it in person too so you probably want to keep me away from any meetups :( Actually I'm not quite as bad in person, it's partly the formal nature of the written, nay typed, word that brings it out in me. Spending years going through computer code looking for logical errors is another reason for my annoying behaviour.
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i wasnt seriously put out or having a go, just making an observation, i wasnt in the least annoyed..I doubt you'd annoy any one in meet ups. Besides ive just had my haircut by the sexiest woman thats cut my hair for years, she was very sensual with it, plus she listened to me about some aspects of my situation, and she may be able to get me a job through a network of contact she has. That hairdressers is fuckin hot in many mneanings of the word. Or maybe she just wanted my phone number lol. Im not bothered wich possible outcome it may be but Im in a great mood now whatever. :D

It started thundering and lightening on my bike road home, about 2 days after i watched 'the worlds weirdest weather' about how bicycles make excellent lightning conductors and one guy got struck on his bike and two fireballs of lightning strikes blew holes in his thighs as the lightening exited his body 8o. Luckily the lightning was at least 5 miles away applying the one missisipi, two missisipi rule. 8(
 
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knock said:
I had a hired Vauxhall Omega that the company paid for. It was brand new, and someone had forgotten to put oil in it, and it fucked up going down the motorway. I got an Astra after that, which, after a long day, I reversed into a pillar in a service station :D The insurance excess was £500; that stung a bit.
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I once had to drive a Ford Transit during one of the jobs ive had. First time i got in it, it was in an impossibly tight parking situation that took a hell of a lot of patience, clutch control, and mirror checking to get out of. Once out of that hole, my confidence boomed and i proceeded to cave the whole left hand side of it in on a carpark box thing by not realising i needed to compensate for the larger turning circle of those things. My manager witnessed it all, she said excellent bit of driving to get out of that space, and dont worry about the prang ! She was actually a nice manger. Now there's a rarity.
 
ouch! so embarrassing when someone's watching you fuck it up completely.

and yeah that was nice of her, even if she was secretly laughing at you.
 
LOL, it was very embarrasing, especially as getting out the tight space made me feel very cocky, only to be struck by disaster seconds later. Over the years i have learnt not to be over confident or cocky when driving. Its taken many years to arrive at that conclusion though.
 
mydrugbuddy said:
i wasnt seriously put out or having a go, just making an observation, i wasnt in the least annoyed..I doubt you'd annoy any one in meet ups. Besides ive just had my haircut by the sexiest woman thats cut my hair for years, she was very sensual with it, plus she listened to me about some aspects of my situation, and she may be able to get me a job through a network of contact she has. That hairdressers is fuckin hot in many mneanings of the word. Or maybe she just wanted my phone number lol. Im not bothered wich possible outcome it may be but Im in a great mood now whatever. :D

It started thundering and lightening on my bike road home, about 2 days after i watched 'the worlds weirdest weather' about how bicycles make excellent lightning conductors and one guy got struck on his bike and two fireballs of lightning strikes blew holes in his thighs as the lightening exited his body 8o. Luckily the lightning was at least 5 miles away applying the one missisipi, two missisipi rule. 8(
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That genuinely made me smile for you MDB. First para more than the second one obviously.
 
God I love getting my hair cut so much, especially if I'm stoned, but only if they don't really talk. Same with tattoos. I don't want a two hour long conversation about the utterly deep meaning of my tattoo (there isn't one) or whether my decision to get tattooed is a result of my self harm (what a conversation starter). I've recently lucked out with artists who barely speak English though. Just any sort of social interaction where I'm stuck in a chair for an hour or so absolutely terrifies me.
 
the second para was making me para. Sometimes i wonder if you're better off not knowing things. I cant remember the stats but i think it was someting like 5 people get struck by lightening in the UK every year and 1 of them dies as a result. Even though the risks are so extremely minimal i am suddenly opposed to cycling during thuder and lightening. That adds ice and sleet to the list of other weathers to avoid when cycling. Snow isnt so bad providing you dont use your brakes.
 
Aint felt this good whilst sober for ages. spot on. few vods and gonna give this speed a lil try, 50mg i reckon. then friends house later or into the city
 
I used to hate going for a haircut as I was shit at small talk; don't follow football and I've usually not been on my holidays. Took a while for me to realise that I'm not the only one and barbers/hairdressers (don't really know what word to use, aren't all the barbers gone now?) are quite happy cutting hair without incessant chatter. Or at least I've convinced myself they're happy.

Still, shaving my head is so quick, easy, convenient and free that I find it hard to justify going. I think I've paid up to £26 for a haircut, maybe three times in my life. It's mostly a waste of money. I usually have clean hair when I go so it doesn't need washed. There is the lap-dancing element if you go to the right place but I'm never altogether happy about money changing hands for sexual pleasure.
 
Yeah im not too good at small talk either. unless the hairdresser is chatting away to me, ive had some brilliant convos over the years with this blonde that sometimes cuts my hair, could have sit and chatted for hours, but the other girl isnt too chatty and half the time i cant be assed to trigger a convo with her either, im quite happy to sit quietly
 
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