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Originally posted by Chanak
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Re: Locking Street doors

They had those in Germany, too. I lived there for some time, on two different occasions. I think they automatically lock after dark.
Not so here. They lock at pre-set times, Most of them anyway.
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@Georgi: Heh, sounds like alot of fun. :rolleyes: I wonder who or what is responisble for all those stupid policies that seem to have a life of there own. :rolleyes:
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Must force myself to be less emotional

@Georgi:
They are completely different. Deranged means insane... depraved, on the other hand, means morally corrupt or wicked.


Hmmm...I had no idea there was a difference between the two. ;) Of course, this might bring up the ages old debate of "who defines what normal is, anyway?" :D

ok, ok, you're right. My advancing age is creeping up on me. *sigh*
Do you think that will happen within the next week or so? Because I do need this job before I leave the country... I firmly believe that my parents would throw me out of the house if I stopped jobhunting, then I would be unemployed and homeless.


Well, not that I would *ahem* endorse such a thing, but I believe that CE had a pretty good idea of how you could raise funds very quickly... ;)

I was homeless, once. It wasn't any fun, either. :(

btw, when are you leaving for Oz?
Now that you mention it, I must have been mistaken. Don't worry, I won't tell anyone...


It's nice being vindicated. Thanks. You're much too kind. :D
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Re: Must force myself to be less emotional
Originally posted by Chanak
Hmmm...I had no idea there was a difference between the two. Of course, this might bring up the ages old debate of "who defines what normal is, anyway?"
Liar. :p Well you see why I would take issue with being called deranged? :D
Well, not that I would *ahem* endorse such a thing, but I believe that CE had a pretty good idea of how you could raise funds very quickly...
Yes, but CE has never seen me in a bikini. :rolleyes: And I certainly don't think I would raise any money that way. ;)
I was homeless, once. It wasn't any fun, either.
:( No, I imagine it wouldn't be... *hug*
btw, when are you leaving for Oz?
The first weekend in August.
It's nice being vindicated. Thanks. You're much too kind.
Probably because it's such a rare event. :D Oh, you won't be saying that when I demand compensation... Image
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@Georgi:
Liar. Well you see why I would take issue with being called deranged?


Oh yeah? Well just wait until you're old, you young whippersnapper! :p I most certainly do. Why, I used to be become rather indignant with my mother when she would accuse me of taking cookies (biscuits to you brits) from the cookie jar. Of course, I didn't realize that there were crumbs all over the front of my shirt... ;)

Yes, there most certainly is a difference between the two, I concede. humbly apologizes for even insinuating that Georgi is deranged... :rolleyes: ;)
Yes, but CE has never seen me in a bikini. And I certainly don't think I would raise any money that way.


Having never seen a pic of you, I wouldn't know. Not important, anyway. :) However, you know how shrewd CE is... :D
The first weekend in August.


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Probably because it's such a rare event. Oh, you won't be saying that when I demand compensation...


As always, your graceful overlooking of faults fills me with such a giddy warmth. :D Uh-oh.
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Originally posted by Chanak
Oh yeah? Well just wait until you're old, you young whippersnapper! I most certainly do. Why, I used to be become rather indignant with my mother when she would accuse me of taking cookies (biscuits to you brits) from the cookie jar. Of course, I didn't realize that there were crumbs all over the front of my shirt...
But you will still be older... elderly, even :p :D Hmmm, I'm not sure I like the way that analogy is heading... :mad:
Yes, there most certainly is a difference between the two, I concede. humbly apologizes for even insinuating that Georgi is deranged...
I should think so too! :D
Having never seen a pic of you, I wouldn't know. Not important, anyway. However, you know how shrewd CE is...
You mean you couldn't be bothered to wade through all the detritus of the Post Your Photos thread to see what your fellow SYMians look like? ;) I don't blame you. :D Hmmm, maybe the fact that CE thinks the SYMians would pay money for that says more about them... :D
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@Dottie I think you know the answer to that question. Who's responsible for everything? Weasel, of course! :mad: :D
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Originally posted by Georgi

@Dottie I think you know the answer to that question. Who's responsible for everything? Weasel, of course! :mad: :D
Yes, Its always nice to have a scapegoat, Especially one so willing as Weasel. :D
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Originally posted by Dottie
Yes, Its always nice to have a scapegoat, Especially one so willing as Weasel.
Especially one so guilty-looking as Weasel :D
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Originally posted by Georgi


Especially one so guilty-looking as Weasel :D
That too. Its guite clear that he enjoy being blamed for stuff though, So perhaps we should find another one... ;)
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Originally posted by Dottie
That too. Its guite clear that he enjoy being blamed for stuff though, So perhaps we should find another one...
True... perhaps someone seemingly innocent, but actually devious... the kind of person who might secretly be a stalker, for example... :D
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Originally posted by Georgi


True... perhaps someone seemingly innocent, but actually devious... the kind of person who might secretly be a stalker, for example... :D
Hrm... are there anyone on this board that is secretly a stalker? :eek: ;) I do of course deny being a stlker at all. But since some people doesnt seem to listen I let you use whatever words you want.
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???


trying to avoid using too many smilies. The first weekend in August doesn't leave you much time to save money. :(
True... perhaps someone seemingly innocent, but actually devious... the kind of person who might secretly be a stalker, for example...
:rolleyes:
But you will still be older... elderly, even Hmmm, I'm not sure I like the way that analogy is heading...
I'll whack you with my cane for that one, young miss! I have already proferred my deepest apology, madmoiselle...if you wish, I would gladly take a seat in my manacled chair in order to be taught a lesson. :D
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Originally posted by Dottie
Hrm... are there anyone on this board that is secretly a stalker? I do of course deny being a stlker at all. But since some people doesnt seem to listen I let you use whatever words you want.
Hmmm, well I suppose it depends on your exact definition of secretly... :D Of course, a stalker in denial could be a good scapegoat too... :p
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Hmmm, well I suppose it depends on your exact definition of secretly... :D Of course, a stalker in denial could be a good scapegoat too... :p
Your saying plain for all to see is a possible definition of secretly? :confused: :D Suprisingly I wasnt thinking along that line at all. :rolleyes: Besides Im not good enough at sucpisiosly shifting blame to be a scapegoat.
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Originally posted by Chanak
The first weekend in August doesn't leave you much time to save money.
No, especially since I'm going to be away for a week at the end of June... It also means that it is more difficult to get a job, since nobody wants to train someone who isn't sticking around for very long... :rolleyes:
I'll whack you with my cane for that one, young miss! I have already proferred my deepest apology, madmoiselle...if you wish, I would gladly take a seat in my manacled chair in order to be taught a lesson.
Don't worry, having Fable around means I'm used to that kind of grumpy old man behaviour :D *confiscates Chanak's cane* :p Hmmm, I'm not sure how much of a lesson that would teach you... :D
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Originally posted by Dottie
Your saying plain for all to see is a possible definition of secretly? Suprisingly I wasnt thinking along that line at all. Besides Im not good enough at sucpisiosly shifting blame to be a scapegoat.
Well ummm, no, but being a stalker does imply some kind of furtive behaviour... :D It's a good job somebody was then... :p But that's what makes you such a good scapegoat... all you have to do is sit there and take it.
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Originally posted by Georgi


Well ummm, no, but being a stalker does imply some kind of furtive behaviour... :D It's a good job somebody was then... :p But that's what makes you such a good scapegoat... all you have to do is sit there and take it.
:D
Yes yes yes, I agree. And when have I ever been furtive? :) I sort of implied someone was thinking wrong there. :rolleyes: No not me silly. :p But wouldnt that take the fun away?
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No, especially since I'm going to be away for a week at the end of June... It also means that it is more difficult to get a job, since nobody wants to train someone who isn't sticking around for very long...
I see what you mean. Not that you're looking for sympathy, but *hug* I understand. I know how it feels to look and look and look for a job. How long will you be gone to Oz?
Don't worry, having Fable around means I'm used to that kind of grumpy old man behaviour *confiscates Chanak's cane*


Oooh! I'm impressed...he's even older than I am! *reaches for a can of mace* I've got more tricks up my sleeves, impertinent young one!
Hmmm, I'm not sure how much of a lesson that would teach you...


:D

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Originally posted by Dottie
Yes yes yes, I agree. And when have I ever been furtive? I sort of implied someone was thinking wrong there. No not me silly. But wouldnt that take the fun away?
Asks the man with the blackened text... :D I know what you implied, I was choosing to ignore it. :D It depends whose fun you're talking about really, doesn't it...
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I see what you mean. Not that you're looking for sympathy, but *hug* I understand. I know how it feels to look and look and look for a job. How long will you be gone to Oz?
Thanks *hug* :) I went to some temp agencies the other day, but they apparently already have lots of people on their books who have more experience than I do :rolleyes: Theoretically, a year - that is how long my visa lasts, anyway. :D
Oooh! I'm impressed...he's even older than I am! *reaches for a can of mace* I've got more tricks up my sleeves, impertinent young one!
There are quite a few people who are... I won't name names, they tend to get grumpy when you point out such things. :D Fable, however, is older than the mountains... :D Tch tch, don't you know that only the staff in this Home of the Depraved are allowed to carry mace? :rolleyes: :D
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Originally posted by Georgi
Asks the man with the blackened text... I know what you implied, I was choosing to ignore it. It depends whose fun you're talking about really, doesn't it...
Why would Waverly know better than you? :D Isnt that kind of rude? :confused: And I thought you were after a challange...
:rolleyes: :D
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