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Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
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We were robbed. Fantastic performance from Liverpool considering the player's that were out, but it only took 5 seconds of bad marking and it was all down the drain. Benayoun was sensational. FORZA FULHAM!
Sounds good pb and sounds bad Chris ;)
Anyone else watching the debate. It's like 3 children pretending to be adults! It all seems quite childish and frankly all of them are losing the chance of getting my vote...
Anyone else watching the debate. It's like 3 children pretending to be adults! It all seems quite childish and frankly all of them are losing the chance of getting my vote...
Just watched my daughter open her presents for her 4th birthday. She's now happy playing with them!
Sonic Chris wrote:
> NHL 10 Be a Pro sucks reallllllly badly. Especially playing as a
> Goalie. When the opposition fire a really easy shot at you,
> somebody blocks it, which stops you getting a save. But nobody is
> around when the opposition string together the most impossible
> moves ever. Secondly, no matter how good you play the first
> couple of games of the season, you always get moved down to the
> rubbish AHL team for 'seasoning' when you don't need it. Thirdly,
> you always get drafted by the worst teams. Fourthly, you get
> about 5 shots fired at you the whole game, 3 of which will
> probably go in, so your save percentage ends up about 0.4 %. I've
> really just lost it with that mode. It's ludicrous.
Moral of the story, only losers and lazy people are goalkeepers.
> NHL 10 Be a Pro sucks reallllllly badly. Especially playing as a
> Goalie. When the opposition fire a really easy shot at you,
> somebody blocks it, which stops you getting a save. But nobody is
> around when the opposition string together the most impossible
> moves ever. Secondly, no matter how good you play the first
> couple of games of the season, you always get moved down to the
> rubbish AHL team for 'seasoning' when you don't need it. Thirdly,
> you always get drafted by the worst teams. Fourthly, you get
> about 5 shots fired at you the whole game, 3 of which will
> probably go in, so your save percentage ends up about 0.4 %. I've
> really just lost it with that mode. It's ludicrous.
Moral of the story, only losers and lazy people are goalkeepers.
NHL 10 Be a Pro sucks reallllllly badly. Especially playing as a Goalie. When the opposition fire a really easy shot at you, somebody blocks it, which stops you getting a save. But nobody is around when the opposition string together the most impossible moves ever. Secondly, no matter how good you play the first couple of games of the season, you always get moved down to the rubbish AHL team for 'seasoning' when you don't need it. Thirdly, you always get drafted by the worst teams. Fourthly, you get about 5 shots fired at you the whole game, 3 of which will probably go in, so your save percentage ends up about 0.4 %. I've really just lost it with that mode. It's ludicrous.
pb wrote:
> Oh, and I eat while I work and work while I eat. I don't want
> work to eat into my eating time but I can't afford eating to eat
> into my working time.
That's how I (bread) roll. I don't mind people doing this, but it is when they point blank refuse to work when they should be. and with you on saying what you feel - consultants and doctors have all met the wrath of HM... but in a way that actually benefits the service we provide!
> Oh, and I eat while I work and work while I eat. I don't want
> work to eat into my eating time but I can't afford eating to eat
> into my working time.
That's how I (bread) roll. I don't mind people doing this, but it is when they point blank refuse to work when they should be. and with you on saying what you feel - consultants and doctors have all met the wrath of HM... but in a way that actually benefits the service we provide!
Oh, and I eat while I work and work while I eat. I don't want work to eat into my eating time but I can't afford eating to eat into my working time.
Just say what you feel.
If you can't speak your mind in the office it's the wrong place to be in. I've got to a stage now where I just say what I feel to anyone, however high up the company ladder and, surprisingly, it's actually done me some favours.
If you can't speak your mind in the office it's the wrong place to be in. I've got to a stage now where I just say what I feel to anyone, however high up the company ladder and, surprisingly, it's actually done me some favours.
dav2612 wrote:
> I've come across the inconsistent lunch break. I tend to eat my
> lunch within my hour but I know people who take their hour and
> then eat lunch. The same people who come into work to have
> breakfast and don't start till after they have eaten.
Isn't it funny that these people seem to be the same people :p Basically managed to get out of it by blankly refusing - it always seems to me or another girl in the office that does it and I think today I finally had enough. So there is one moody colleague that has only had 1 and a half hours lunch instead of the two she usually ends up having!
> I've come across the inconsistent lunch break. I tend to eat my
> lunch within my hour but I know people who take their hour and
> then eat lunch. The same people who come into work to have
> breakfast and don't start till after they have eaten.
Isn't it funny that these people seem to be the same people :p Basically managed to get out of it by blankly refusing - it always seems to me or another girl in the office that does it and I think today I finally had enough. So there is one moody colleague that has only had 1 and a half hours lunch instead of the two she usually ends up having!
Just back from a pub lunch, ready to snooze now.
I've come across the inconsistent lunch break. I tend to eat my lunch within my hour but I know people who take their hour and then eat lunch. The same people who come into work to have breakfast and don't start till after they have eaten.
I've come across the inconsistent lunch break. I tend to eat my lunch within my hour but I know people who take their hour and then eat lunch. The same people who come into work to have breakfast and don't start till after they have eaten.
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