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Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
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Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
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Sonic Chris wrote:
> Yesterday I made the worst spongecake ever. It was literally
> disgusting. So I've made another one today (with jam and cream
> :D). It looks scrumdiddlyumptious as Wonka would say.
Spongecake squarechris? ;)
Still not sure what the weather is up to tomorrow. Will just have to get up as normal and see.
> Yesterday I made the worst spongecake ever. It was literally
> disgusting. So I've made another one today (with jam and cream
> :D). It looks scrumdiddlyumptious as Wonka would say.
Spongecake squarechris? ;)
Still not sure what the weather is up to tomorrow. Will just have to get up as normal and see.
Yesterday I made the worst spongecake ever. It was literally disgusting. So I've made another one today (with jam and cream :D). It looks scrumdiddlyumptious as Wonka would say.
Sky is pretty grey/white over Liverpool this afternoon, could have a small flurry, but i think the 'worst' of it is over. Looks like i'll be back in college tomorrow.
Warhunt wrote:
> you post some pretty good things about what you are planning then > the thread just slips away as we wait for you to update us
Not much to update everyone with. At the moment, everything is on hold while I sort out some technical issues.
I'm not a 'I told you so' type person. Never have been and I don't plan to start now.
Was supposed to get some snow but we've had nothing here. You can actually see the grass here now.
> you post some pretty good things about what you are planning then > the thread just slips away as we wait for you to update us
Not much to update everyone with. At the moment, everything is on hold while I sort out some technical issues.
I'm not a 'I told you so' type person. Never have been and I don't plan to start now.
Was supposed to get some snow but we've had nothing here. You can actually see the grass here now.
Or you could say it twice like Warhunt! :D
Has been snowing again this morning, not heavily but on and off enough to worry about getting in to work again tomorrow. Oh well!
Setting up my PC and old VCR to record some old wedding and home movies on to DVD now. Tricky finding all the cables for it. Currently sound doesn't work.
Has been snowing again this morning, not heavily but on and off enough to worry about getting in to work again tomorrow. Oh well!
Setting up my PC and old VCR to record some old wedding and home movies on to DVD now. Tricky finding all the cables for it. Currently sound doesn't work.
You could do what DL said........... or for more childish fun just say "I told you so" and storm off :D
Grandprix wrote:
> It's more off the forums than on them, although it happens here
> to a certain extent but I'm used to that.
>
> For example, not so long ago, I was speaking with my brother and
> I was concerned about something he said so I gave some advice.
> The next day, he speaks to someone else about the same thing,
> gets the same advice and praises him for the great advice.
>
> I don't know why I bother opening my mouth most days.
I know what that feels like, but the way I look at it is this .... you can now have the satisfaction of knowing that you were right all along and that the others involved were too embarassed to admit that you were right in the first place, but in the 'back of their minds' they probably have admiration for your fine and astute judgement.
Sometimes though, you just have to state your point of view and ask why they didn't listen to you in the first place - in other words, to acknowledge your existance and to recognize your advice :-)
> It's more off the forums than on them, although it happens here
> to a certain extent but I'm used to that.
>
> For example, not so long ago, I was speaking with my brother and
> I was concerned about something he said so I gave some advice.
> The next day, he speaks to someone else about the same thing,
> gets the same advice and praises him for the great advice.
>
> I don't know why I bother opening my mouth most days.
I know what that feels like, but the way I look at it is this .... you can now have the satisfaction of knowing that you were right all along and that the others involved were too embarassed to admit that you were right in the first place, but in the 'back of their minds' they probably have admiration for your fine and astute judgement.
Sometimes though, you just have to state your point of view and ask why they didn't listen to you in the first place - in other words, to acknowledge your existance and to recognize your advice :-)
Alfonse wrote:
> Don't you just love it when you can smell your own shampoo?
> Coconuts are lovely.
Not really, I don't like the smell of anything shampoo-ey. :(
Enjoy it if it's your kinda thing though fonsie! :)
> Don't you just love it when you can smell your own shampoo?
> Coconuts are lovely.
Not really, I don't like the smell of anything shampoo-ey. :(
Enjoy it if it's your kinda thing though fonsie! :)
Don't you just love it when you can smell your own shampoo? Coconuts are lovely.
That's what brother are for I guess. Could be worse, the only thing my brother would be interested in letting me advise him on is how to carve up a animal carcass properly. And he ain't a butcher... :S
And you don't get ignored on here, you post some pretty good things about what you are planning then the thread just slips away as we wait for you to update us :P *evil laugh*
And you don't get ignored on here, you post some pretty good things about what you are planning then the thread just slips away as we wait for you to update us :P *evil laugh*
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