davieG Posted 31 December 2009 Author Posted 31 December 2009 Not stupid, I just thought it was common knowledge where they worked. Just the way you said it made me chuckle.Wasn't that. This time. I'm guessing the 'secret' bit.
Svetlanas_Wild_Horse Posted 31 December 2009 Posted 31 December 2009 Just before the Sheffs game I was walking round past the West Stand and Svetlana took me over to the trees between the car park and the River Soar and the weir and in the bare branches we could hear but couldn't see in the dark a nightingale double trilling away to its heart's content. It sounded as happy as a sandboy on that crisp Boxing Day evening. It sang its little heart out at least as good as that slip of a girl with the great big voice singing opera so majestically at half time which was also magical. All in all Leicester City stadium was blessed that night. And why not? A Happy New Year, maybe a sign, It might just be a good 'un.
AoWW Posted 31 December 2009 Posted 31 December 2009 Just before the Sheffs game I was walking round past the West Stand and Svetlana took me over to the trees between the car park and the River Soar and the weir and in the bare branches we could hear but couldn't see in the dark a nightingale double trilling away to its heart's content.It sounded as happy as a sandboy on that crisp Boxing Day evening. It sang its little heart out at least as good as that slip of a girl with the great big voice singing opera so majestically at half time which was also magical. All in all Leicester City stadium was blessed that night. And why not? A Happy New Year, maybe a sign, It might just be a good 'un. You sure it wasn't just someone's ringtone?
Svetlanas_Wild_Horse Posted 31 December 2009 Posted 31 December 2009 There will always be someone to take the romance out of an evening There is no mobile planed on this planet could sing so happily after dark, not even with news of a pools win.
Guest Mee-9 Posted 31 December 2009 Posted 31 December 2009 There will always be someone to take the romance out of an evening There is no mobile planed on this planet could sing so happily after dark, not even with news of a pools win. Er yeah.. So AJ any good stuff on sale at Reiss mate?
Zingari Posted 31 December 2009 Posted 31 December 2009 Just before the Sheffs game I was walking round past the West Stand and Svetlana took me over to the trees between the car park and the River Soar and the weir and in the bare branches we could hear but couldn't see in the dark a nightingale double trilling away to its heart's content.It sounded as happy as a sandboy on that crisp Boxing Day evening. It sang its little heart out at least as good as that slip of a girl with the great big voice singing opera so majestically at half time which was also magical. All in all Leicester City stadium was blessed that night. And why not? A Happy New Year, maybe a sign, It might just be a good 'un. You must have bloody good hearing mate Nightingales are migratory birds, which can be seen Britain from April and September. They then migrate back to Southern Europe, southwest Asia and northern Africa during the winter months. Incidentally nightingales only sing between April and early June, and despite their name do not only sing at night. And although nightingales are most associated with nocturnal singing, some other birds, particularly robins, do occasionally sing at night too, and get paid the compliment of being mistaken for nightingales. I suppose a few could hang around in Leicester though
jonthefox Posted 31 December 2009 Posted 31 December 2009 Credit cards. The whole credit crunch thing is old news. It's time to rack up the debt again. im doing my best already.
CosbehFox Posted 31 December 2009 Posted 31 December 2009 Personally they were a couple of things I had my eye on in terms of clothes before Xmas and rather play the ridiciously expensive (Reiss being one I intend to raid later [great quality though]). Might as wait, yesterday for example North Face coat saved £100. The whole economic slide has meant people being more clever with their money.
lou Posted 31 December 2009 Posted 31 December 2009 Happens everyday People really need to read the instructions. Had some guy trying to convince me his helicopter was faulty when it clearly wasn't after testing it. The look on his face when he said "where's your manager?" and i replied "I am one!" was priceless.He then went on trying to tell me how to do my job the correct way Thats prob the one we saw you with... Asian guy. The girl on the till who served us told us his helicopter had been tested and worked fine , he was kicking off asking for an address to write to I get it all the time in my job but as Im on building sites nost of the time we get a lot more swearing!
lou Posted 31 December 2009 Posted 31 December 2009 Just a clique joke, apparently I mentioned my job a bit to often in the how was your day thread .AS works at Red5 and I work at Reiss. He says work... I reckons hes on a cushy number there, wandering about chatting up birds more like My other half suggested looking in there last night haha.... poor deluded fool thought I could pick up a dress for about £40 hahaha!
AmericanScott Posted 1 January 2010 Posted 1 January 2010 Thats prob the one we saw you with... Asian guy. The girl on the till who served us told us his helicopter had been tested and worked fine , he was kicking off asking for an address to write to I get it all the time in my job but as Im on building sites nost of the time we get a lot more swearing! Yes thats the one! He said to me he'll have words with head office and my manager about me. I gave him the phone number, address and my name and said go for it Had another one yesterday. She was an absolute nightmare. Screaming and yelling at me because her son obviously broke a rotor on the helicopter and she tried to glue it back together but that didn't work. She said she never did it. Funny stuff.
Guest Posted 1 January 2010 Posted 1 January 2010 Yes thats the one! He said to me he'll have words with head office and my manager about me. I gave him the phone number, address and my name and said go for it Had another one yesterday. She was an absolute nightmare. Screaming and yelling at me because her son obviously broke a rotor on the helicopter and she tried to glue it back together but that didn't work. She said she never did it. Funny stuff. I used to hate people that did things like that (I had a saturday job in Woolies toy department years ago), but the absolute scum buckets we had were the ones who used to open up the boxes just to nick the one part that their child had lost/broken. Usually we'd catch them in the act, but at the end of the day there would still be opened boxes hidden behind other stock we hadn't managed to spot. Absolute tossers in the highest degree.
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