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Kwacky wrote:Give her a hug and hope she doesn't notice the erection.

i tried that but she just cried even more

Perkles wrote:at the moment i am in between the MD and a female work colleagues arguement ,I just found her in floods of tears in the middle of the office,I hate it when women cry at work I have no idea how to handle it

Must be the time of year or something Perkles, as I had exactly the same thing on Monday morning

Kwacky wrote:Give her a hug and hope she doesn't notice the erection.

I did give her the hug, but stood so that she was to my side as I did so. I don't think she noticed.?

She stopped crying anyway.

As expected we've just bene told there are no pay rises at work this year.

Fantastic.

I didnt get one this year either mate, in fact talk at work is the company maybe not surviving much longer so better start job hunting

Well the wind up process has started. I always find the end of a contract a little odd, you've basically done all the work you can do and you can't start anything new.

Southampton tomorrow to start the handover process of the last project.

I'm sure you'll soon have another job

just met another guy on a zx6 looking at mine in the work carpark and checking out the tankslap logos, gave him a card, told him to check it out, also gave one to a guy a gixxer 6 I saw pull up at Asda the other day while I was shopping

Top man Spread the word.

Im hard at work. Honest.

Fire fighter refresher training.

Just had two hard BA wears this morning fighting class A and B fires and got a confined space exercise for this afternoon.

Wish I hadn't had two puddings at lunch time now, haha.

Finished work early as quiet so might run the mower over the grass if I can get the energy lol

Balls to that. Have a beer and watch the football.

Having a well earned beer after the fire ground training.

Been lugging casualties round smoke filled modules up ladders and down stairs with internal temps in access of hundreds of degrees thanks to multiple big class A and B fires. To say I'm totally fooked now is an under statement last time I felt this knackered was after I ran a marathon in 26 degree Scottish sunshine.

Cavetroll87 wrote:just met another guy on a zx6 looking at mine in the work carpark and checking out the tankslap logos, gave him a card, told him to check it out, also gave one to a guy a gixxer 6 I saw pull up at Asda the other day while I was shopping

It wasn't some dodgy dude on a black one that was "checking out your stickers", I hope.?
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Ended up at brands with kawakaben watch in the No limits club championship 3 hour endurance race

Nah he was on a blue 08 model, works in the offices next to me but is out on call a lot so not normally there

Digging a big hole

Just got back from my nieces school fete now gonna cut the grass then fettle with my bike ready for tomorrow.

Blade wrote:Having a well earned beer after the fire ground training.

Been lugging casualties round smoke filled modules up ladders and down stairs with internal temps in access of hundreds of degrees thanks to multiple big class A and B fires. To say I'm totally fooked now is an under statement last time I felt this knackered was after I ran a marathon in 26 degree Scottish sunshine.

Try it in 38 deg heat in Perth mate, I nearly died... Turnout gear is never a comfortable wear is it!

I'd gladly be doing Fire Training today, sitting here reviewing Work Packages (Work Instructions and Isolation Lists/P&ID's) for the up coming Shutdown, it's so mind numbing I'm seriously considering jumping overboard

Spent this morning trying to shake off a hangover before picking the kids up. Then spent the afternoon at a farm in the blazing sunshine, still with a hangover. There has been a lot of sweating going on today...