You expect her to be cottaging?On the train to the outlet village at Swindon. Apparently some quite well known TV actress just walked past us but I didn't twig. I'll wander down to the toilet in a moment and see if I can spot her.
Only if first class is in that directionYou expect her to be cottaging?
Victoria Hamilton of Unforgotten, The Crown and many a costume drama corset fame.On the train to the outlet village at Swindon. Apparently some quite well known TV actress just walked past us but I didn't twig. I'll wander down to the toilet in a moment and see if I can spot her.
Please tell me you didn't have to shit on a train to find out...Victoria Hamilton of Unforgotten, The Crown and many a costume drama corset fame.
No, just pretend to. My arse didn't need to make contact with the seat.Please tell me you didn't have to shit on a train to find out...
Definitely a jacket potato kinda day.
I'm assuming they mean the first to be about tech etc and the second to be manhours?
I read the first question as do you have enough laptops, offices and stationery to do our job and the second as will you as a person/people be able to cope with the workload.
I knew it didn't actually mean offices and stationery but I worded it in a rush to just mean business stuff that isn't the workforce.Laptops = Tech
Offices/ Stationery = Don't actually matter in this day and age
I REALISE what you're saying, but it just doesn't make any SENSE to answer it in that way for me...
PissI need to buy a bottle of something for my cousin's birthday on Sunday. What does one buy for a 50 year old heterosexual male?
and someone at the karaoke did a song in foreign wot I didn’t recognise so I googled it and it turns out it was Portugal’s entry into the 1989 Eurovision Song Contest and came 16th. £5* to whoever can name it without googling.It’s called Conquistador and it is by far the best song that Portugal have ever sent to Eurovision.I’m on me holidays in Cape Verdeand someone at the karaoke did a song in foreign wot I didn’t recognise so I googled it and it turns out it was Portugal’s entry into the 1989 Eurovision Song Contest and came 16th. £5* to whoever can name it without googling.
*actually 5 Cape Verdean escudos
It’s almost exactly FOUR BRITISH PENCEI assume that 5 Cape Verdean escudos is a lot of money and I will now be able to retire.
let me know if you prefer bank transfer or PayPal.