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Indeed. I am still at work and may be here for a while longer. This isn't good. Then when I've done for the day I have to (a) wait and hope for a train to turn up, (b) get on train and trundle along the track for an hour reaching breakneck speeds of up to 30mph.
Then I am faced with a 15min uphill walk home from the station.
Anyway why should you worry.
Then I am faced with a 15min uphill walk home from the station.
Anyway why should you worry.
Just think sagacious thoughts like... if cabbages were square, would we eat them?
WoopWoop wrote:
> Just be safe in the knowledge that your dispair is someone else's happiness.
>
> Does anyone else believe that theory? That good and evil, sadness and
> happiness, etc all balance out?
When I m###urbate I'm happy, but everyone else on the bus is sad.
> Just be safe in the knowledge that your dispair is someone else's happiness.
>
> Does anyone else believe that theory? That good and evil, sadness and
> happiness, etc all balance out?
When I m###urbate I'm happy, but everyone else on the bus is sad.
Rickoss wrote:
> I'm planning to kill you very soon.
"Operator give me the number for 911"
> I'm planning to kill you very soon.
"Operator give me the number for 911"
I'm planning to kill you very soon.
WoopWoop wrote:
> Just be safe in the knowledge that your dispair is someone else's
> happiness.
>
> Does anyone else believe that theory? That good and evil, sadness and
> happiness, etc all balance out?
Yup. When a football team wins, their supporters are estatic and the opposing team's supporters are morose.
Cause and effect.
> Just be safe in the knowledge that your dispair is someone else's
> happiness.
>
> Does anyone else believe that theory? That good and evil, sadness and
> happiness, etc all balance out?
Yup. When a football team wins, their supporters are estatic and the opposing team's supporters are morose.
Cause and effect.
Azul wrote:
> the sagacious one wrote:
> b) get on train and trundle along the
> track for an hour reaching breakneck speeds of up to 30mph.
>
> Whereas if you're travelling at 35mph, you'd stop (pause) here.
genius!
> the sagacious one wrote:
> b) get on train and trundle along the
> track for an hour reaching breakneck speeds of up to 30mph.
>
> Whereas if you're travelling at 35mph, you'd stop (pause) here.
genius!
Just be safe in the knowledge that your dispair is someone else's happiness.
Does anyone else believe that theory? That good and evil, sadness and happiness, etc all balance out?
Does anyone else believe that theory? That good and evil, sadness and happiness, etc all balance out?
the sagacious one wrote:
> b) get on train and trundle along the
> track for an hour reaching breakneck speeds of up to 30mph.
Whereas if you're travelling at 35mph, you'd stop (pause) here.
> b) get on train and trundle along the
> track for an hour reaching breakneck speeds of up to 30mph.
Whereas if you're travelling at 35mph, you'd stop (pause) here.
Indeed. I am still at work and may be here for a while longer. This isn't good. Then when I've done for the day I have to (a) wait and hope for a train to turn up, (b) get on train and trundle along the track for an hour reaching breakneck speeds of up to 30mph.
Then I am faced with a 15min uphill walk home from the station.
Anyway why should you worry.
Then I am faced with a 15min uphill walk home from the station.
Anyway why should you worry.