Seattle Caffiene Freaks
Jan 23rd 2008, 12:13 pm
#46
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Re: Seattle Caffiene Freaks
I think we've successfully turned this into the mushiest love fest ever. I'm going to break out my Fifth Dimension CD and play 'Aquarius' and feel down with the love that you're puttin' out over the 'net. 
Later we can sing 'Kumbaya' around a fire and share toasted marshmallows and hot cocoa. 
Later we can sing 'Kumbaya' around a fire and share toasted marshmallows and hot cocoa. Salford version:
I'm going to whip out my snide CD and we can all sing along to Beautiful South's 'Manchester' whilst we dance around the fire (which just happens to be a stolen XR3 thats been set alight) whilst we drink from the keg thats been 'tea leafed' from the local and throw fireworks into the burnt out car.....
does that about sum it up SS...
Jan 23rd 2008, 12:18 pm
#47
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Re: Seattle Caffiene Freaks
Sorry no offence meant but I have to edit this:
Salford version:
I'm going to whip out my snide CD and we can all sing along to Beautiful South's 'Manchester' whilst we dance around the fire (which just happens to be a stolen XR3 thats been set alight) whilst we drink from the keg thats been 'tea leafed' from the local and throw fireworks into the burnt out car.....
does that about sum it up SS...
Salford version:
I'm going to whip out my snide CD and we can all sing along to Beautiful South's 'Manchester' whilst we dance around the fire (which just happens to be a stolen XR3 thats been set alight) whilst we drink from the keg thats been 'tea leafed' from the local and throw fireworks into the burnt out car.....
does that about sum it up SS...
Sounds about right to me lol. XR3 is a bit passe now though. Probably more like an Audi TT. Scallys are aiming higher these days
Jan 23rd 2008, 12:24 pm
#48
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Re: Seattle Caffiene Freaks
hmmmm...I've just realised you called them 'scallys' we've always called people that lived in Liverpool scallys and our homegrown as 'scrouts'
Jan 23rd 2008, 12:27 pm
#49
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Re: Seattle Caffiene Freaks
Sorry no offence meant but I have to edit this:
Salford version:
I'm going to whip out my snide CD and we can all sing along to Beautiful South's 'Manchester' whilst we dance around the fire (which just happens to be a stolen XR3 thats been set alight) whilst we drink from the keg thats been 'tea leafed' from the local and throw fireworks into the burnt out car.....
does that about sum it up SS...
Salford version:
I'm going to whip out my snide CD and we can all sing along to Beautiful South's 'Manchester' whilst we dance around the fire (which just happens to be a stolen XR3 thats been set alight) whilst we drink from the keg thats been 'tea leafed' from the local and throw fireworks into the burnt out car.....
does that about sum it up SS...
Jan 23rd 2008, 12:28 pm
#50
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Jan 23rd 2008, 12:44 pm
#52
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Jan 23rd 2008, 1:44 pm
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Re: Seattle Caffiene Freaks
Jan 23rd 2008, 2:09 pm
#54
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The hay day lol. I think the worst thing I ever did was nick a bag of cola bottles from a shop down lower broughton when I was about twelve. Don't tell anyone though, it will ruin my salford tough guy persona. In actual fact I got a CSE in art which in salford precinct terms makes me a real smart arse
and I was a complete Angel so I have no stories to tell.....
(cough)you were a smarty pants wasn't you and in Art no less...don't laugh but I was considered 'posh' on my estate because I'd finished my 5 yrs of high school and passed my O levels....(no-one else seemed to get past the 3rd year)....
Jan 23rd 2008, 11:04 pm
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Re: Seattle Caffiene Freaks
No worries your secret is safe with all us here....
and I was a complete Angel so I have no stories to tell..... (cough)
you were a smarty pants wasn't you and in Art no less...don't laugh but I was considered 'posh' on my estate because I'd finished my 5 yrs of high school and passed my O levels....(no-one else seemed to get past the 3rd year)....
and I was a complete Angel so I have no stories to tell.....
(cough)you were a smarty pants wasn't you and in Art no less...don't laugh but I was considered 'posh' on my estate because I'd finished my 5 yrs of high school and passed my O levels....(no-one else seemed to get past the 3rd year)....
Jan 23rd 2008, 11:22 pm
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Jan 23rd 2008, 11:29 pm
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now I know my J,C,B's
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Re: Seattle Caffiene Freaks
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Jan 23rd 2008, 11:58 pm
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Re: Seattle Caffiene Freaks
Arrive at the office, make tea.
Check personal e-mail. Return personal e-mail. Sip tea.
Read BBC Frontpage for a bit.
Read BBC UK for a bit.
Read BBC Manchester for a bit.
Make more tea.
Log onto system.
Chat up whichever temp I happened to be nailing at the time for a bit.
Drink more tea.
Shuffle a few forms about when the manager wandered by.
Look busy for a bit.
Assess a few applications.
Have lunch.
More tea.
Read BBC sites again for breaking news.
Assess a few more apps.
Finish at four and head to the nearest pub.
Days were long and hard I can tell ya!
Jan 24th 2008, 12:18 am
#60
now I know my J,C,B's
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Re: Seattle Caffiene Freaks
yeah, I said I was at work 
(I made no mention of actually doing anything
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(I made no mention of actually doing anything
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