Scarby Posted 7 October 2006 Posted 7 October 2006 john baber? surely some are!! its a case of driving around
cisono Posted 7 October 2006 Posted 7 October 2006 You could do it yourself... or get a friend to help out Alternatively, let your hair grow!
lildave3 Posted 7 October 2006 Posted 7 October 2006 Or you could just wait 'til Monday...Crazy i know, but so crazy it just might work...
lookwhaticando Posted 8 October 2006 Posted 8 October 2006 2) I had the sexual magnetism and power of a 100k quid a week footballer.
Head Honcho Posted 8 October 2006 Posted 8 October 2006 1) barbers were open on a Sunday. Cribbs Causeway in Bristol has one that's open, although not strictly a barbers more a poncey salon that charges £15 for a trim
stez Posted 8 October 2006 Posted 8 October 2006 Cribbs Causeway in Bristol has one that's open, although not strictly a barbers more a poncey salon that charges £15 for a trim sorted!
SystonFox Posted 8 October 2006 Posted 8 October 2006 4) I had wings 5) i already used 4! now you must use 6!(six)
lookwhaticando Posted 8 October 2006 Posted 8 October 2006 5) i already used 4! now you must use 6!(six) He learned his number counting skills from the 'Painting by Numbers' thread, where counting often reverses briefly. 6) My (younger) brother wasn't always f/cking things up.
syston_fox Posted 9 October 2006 Posted 9 October 2006 9) The Uni book shop wasn't full of robbing bastards who charge over £30 per book. 10) It was cheaper to get a train to London than the 60 odd quid Ive just seen!
lookwhaticando Posted 9 October 2006 Posted 9 October 2006 9) The Uni book shop wasn't full of robbing bastards who charge over £30 per book. 10) It was cheaper to get a train to London than the 60 odd quid Ive just seen! I bought a 400 page book here on the other side of the pond - set me back 80 quid. I need another one just like it for another course, and another book I bought was 70 quid. Bollocks!
Guest Posted 9 October 2006 Posted 9 October 2006 Yes, £30 odd quid each, 9,000,000 pages each, about 4 of the beggars necessary, according to lecturers, and a (suspected) broken wrist. Not good.
cisono Posted 9 October 2006 Posted 9 October 2006 I bought a 400 page book here on the other side of the pond - set me back 80 quid. I need another one just like it for another course, and another book I bought was 70 quid. Bollocks! That is serious money for a couple of books
Daggers Posted 9 October 2006 Posted 9 October 2006 The first of many I have been told that I MUST purchase for this semester: £72.19 I bought one second-hand, a week ago, from Amazon for £8.95 and the bastard never turned up. ****ing postmen!
The People's Hero Posted 9 October 2006 Posted 9 October 2006 Sh it, I've got a library book which is now over a month overdue. I haven't even started reading it. *sigh*
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