Ummm, well, you could do what most people do and walk 10 metres to the kitchen?Originally posted by Dottie
Im fine, Dont have any work today and the only problem Im currently facing is how Im supposed to get food.
Sounds very sensible. Just dont try to hard, You might be forced to change some habbits...
If it helps, I could leave for a while... Gosh, it would be awful if I couldn't be online at such odd hours of the day, wouldn't it? Not possible, there is no food there either, And the @##¤$# stores are all closed by now. So no need for you to leave.Originally posted by Georgi
Ummm, well, you could do what most people do and walk 10 metres to the kitchen?
I think so.
No food at all?Originally posted by Dottie
Not possible, there is no food there either, And the @##¤$# stores are all closed by now. So no need for you to leave.
Yes, It would be a disaster. Stalking is difficult as it is.
That's very inconvenient, why must shops do annoying things like be closed at night? And I thought in cities things were open 24 hours Ok, I will stay for a while. In cities I guess they are. Stockholm is hardly a city though...Originally posted by Georgi
No food at all?
Right, I shall tell my parents I'm unable to get a job as it will interfere with Dottie's stalking too much.
And while fasting sure can do much good its rather booring. It isn't? I didn't know that...Originally posted by Dottie
In cities I guess they are. Stockholm is hardly a city though...
Yes, Im sure they will be pleased to hear you have your priorities straight. If it helps I can call them and explain why it would be difficult for me to change my stalking pattern.
I never said I didn't like the Pepto Bismol guy, just that I had trouble working out what he was doing... He certainly has character. Hrmpf.. well perhaps a small city and shopowners here are just to stupid to realize they are supposed to be open 24/7Originally posted by Georgi
It isn't? I didn't know that...
You know, somehow I doubt that will help.
I never said I didn't like the Pepto Bismol guy, just that I had trouble working out what he was doing... He certainly has character.
Of course...just trolling. - fasting might actually be fun. While you fast, visit friends who are enjoying scrumptous meals. Be sure to stop by your favorite eating eastablishments, drawing deeply upon your favorite odors. And, while you're at it, why not keep some munchies close at hand, just to complete the experience? Could be...Originally posted by Dottie
Hrmpf.. well perhaps a small city and shopowners here are just to stupid to realize they are supposed to be open 24/7
You dont think so? What if I forge a certificate from the stalker academy? Would that do any difference?
I don't even live in the city, and we have local supermarkets open 24/7 most of the week. Only not on Saturday night (stupid really, since that's when people are most likely to want to shop late, I'd have thought), because of Sunday trading laws. I will just have to go back to jobhunting. *sigh* Have you done any of those errands for your friend yet? Chanak: lol, Im not sure we have the same ideas of "fun" here. Perhaps you can explaine further what the word means to you?
), I figured your taste in fun would be...different. You know, for most non-deranged people, drinking a beer is fun. But for a deranged person, not drinking the beer is fun. In fact, being teased with the beer is more fun for the deranged person, sooooo...I thought you might enjoy torturing yourself while you're hungry. Chanak you troll Have you done any of those errands for your friend yet?
!!! Oh my, those errands! Oops. Uh, I kind of forgot about them today. Oh well - there's always tomorrow, as they say! Of course. Why do today what you can put off until tomorrow?Originally posted by Chanak
Oh my, those errands! Oops. Uh, I kind of forgot about them today. Oh well - there's always tomorrow, as they say!
Hmm.. abit like those street-doors(corr word?) that close early at weekends so you have to use keys to get inside? There are alot of them here as well.Originally posted by Georgi
Could be...
Hmmm, I doubt it.
Ummm... no idea what you're talking aboutOriginally posted by Dottie
Hmm.. abit like those street-doors(corr word?) that close early at weekends so you have to use keys to get inside? There are alot of them here as well.
Oh, we still have outdated laws about the hours that supermarkets are allowed to be open on Sundays. (At least, I think we do...) They can only be open for 6 hours, so they can't stay open over Saturday night-Sunday morning.Sunday trading laws? whats that?
Good luck finding a job, or avoiding one?To bad. Well good luck anyway.
BTW, it's the Home for the Depraved, not deranged... what do you think we are, crazy?
Good luck finding one. Even my selfishness has its limits.Originally posted by Georgi
Good luck finding a job, or avoiding one?
They are completely different.Originally posted by Chanak
Silly me, and here I was, thinking they were one and the same thing...
Deranged means insane... depraved, on the other hand, means morally corrupt or wicked. Do you think that will happen within the next week or so? Because I do need this job before I leave the country...I have a suggestion for you concerning your job-hunting: give it up! I firmly believe that one day, the job of your dreams shall come plummeting down out of the clear blue, falling right in front of you!
I firmly believe that my parents would throw me out of the house if I stopped jobhunting, then I would be unemployed and homeless. That would be nice, but then I would take it to the police station and doubtless whoever it belonged to would turn up to claim it.you could also find a bag on the side of the street with 2,000 pounds sterling in it, too
Now that you mention it, I must have been mistaken.I replied to Ode? Are you sure??? I'm pretty sure it was Silur. Look again. I hate those little "edited by" comments! Makes cover-up impossible to do!
Don't worry, I won't tell anyone... Yes, I think it's ten images you're allowed in one message... Anything more and you're being overemotionalWhat's with the "too many smilies" comment?
and will be referred to Doc Elegans for treatment. Ah, I see. That is what they had at my uni halls of residence (where I lived in my first year). At first, you needed a code to get in. (In fact two codes, one for the hall, and one for the block. Nobody bothered to mention them when we got there, which means when I got back from a club on my first nightOriginally posted by Dottie
At most times you can use a code to get inside, Meaning you can visit friends without any problems. At night the codes are disabled and you have to use the key to get inside. At weekends the codes are often disabled earlier than otherwise. wich of course makes no sense.
I couldn't get in. I had to go over to the 24 hour reception at the hall over the road and beg them for the code. And then I couldn't get into my block, so I had to sit in the lobby asking all the drunk people coming in which block they were in and whether they knew the code. I finally found someone - he didn't know there was a code either, but he did discover that since the lock was magnetic, it was possible to open it without the code if you pulled hard enough. ) After a while, they changed it so that you could only get in by swiping your ID card, which made it difficult to go and visit people in other halls. ThanksGood luck finding one. Even my selfishness has its limits.
