TruBrit

OK nearly time to say goodbye to 2005 and welcome 2006...what's everyone's New Years resolution??? Mine is to be positive and quit moaning

Angry White Pyjamas

Good resolution.

Mine is to make it through to the end of another year relatively unscathed.

Elvira

Do my bl00dy (UK) taxes in May...

TN-Dave

Mine is the same as last year.... I'm not going to make any more New Year's Resolutions. (I kept to it all year last time).

USBound

mine is to start working out again - illness ended a 4 year run of 10+ hours a week 18months ago... I'll be bringing it back in and hopefully saying goodbye to my considerable gut in the new year.

Dan725

Now mine, is to not work as much! I'm making a New Years resoultion to either find a new job, or negotiate more time off. This American tradition of 2 weeks off a year is the primary factor that is destroying my enthusiasm for this country.

emmals

mine is to learn to chill out

Patrick

1. masterbate less
3. Learn to count
2. Be true to myself
4. Wear less make up
5. try to ****** swear less


Real ones

1. Start my Masters
2. Adopt another child
3. Learn Spanish
4. Get another job (hopefully back in software)
5. masterbate less

PS Anyone else think Natasha Bedingfeild has a huge arse?

Leslie

1. Drink less
2. Exercise more
3. Spend less
4. Earn more
5. Masturbate less
6. Screw more

Elsie The Maid

DITTO I couldn't have said it better myself.

TN-Dave

I take it # 5 is a by-product of having #6 accomplished ?

Leslie

Yup.

TN-Dave

LMAO ! thought so.

Eskimo

Excercise More
Eat less
Be nicer to my "team"
Stop fondling the wife in the kitchen
Watch higher quality porn
Drive slower
Speak s-l-o-w-e-r
Speak quieter
Chill and learn to relax
Stop buying crap from Von's and go to Costco more often

On the masturbating front I believe I have the "work/wank" balance down

dbark

OMG Elvira - I didn't read anything about your UK taxes, but I completely *****ed mine up too. I've been here 2 years, wrote and told the Inland Revenue and filled out the P85 'moving abroad' form there and then. Heard nothing. Then in August of this year, out of the blue, I start getting 'statements' from them, saying I owed them money as I haven't filled in my tax forms, which I honestly never received - ex-husband had thrown them away, except one which he scribbled my new address on & posted back to them. Without telling me. So it appeared to them I was trying to escape paying tax (as if!!!) Anyway I appealed, and filled them in for both years, found the P85 which I had never sent (oops!) and sent it too. It turned out they owed me money - haha! But I was seriously worried for a while - I've always paid things on time.

Here's to the Inland Revenue!