Thursday declared National Toppy Carrot Day

In other horrific news I’ve just noticed a dying wasp laying on the back of my neck for I don’t know how long :zombie:
 
ButterTart said:
I don’t know if rabbit bones are okay for a dog, but I dare say she’ll sort them out if you let her.
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Yeah chicken bones aren't the best but rabbit bones are well measely and thin, should be fine I'd say. Dogs love eating rabbits.
 
Rita said:
Moopy! HELP! I took my 13 year old dog out for a walk, and as I have already said to you she is not in the best of health but is still carrying on regardless. I couldn’t find her, and whistled, shouted, and clapped (she’s quite deaf) and she showed up after around 10 minutes with an almost DEAD RABBIT. Now I don’t think she killed it, but it was still wriggling. I tried to get her to drop it, she growled. I ran in disgust and the LITTLE BITCH is currently lying in the garden crunching on the rabbits eyes and brains. I am BEREFT. I need a man to get rid of the carcas! She has not managed to catch a rabbit in about 10 years. The poor bunny. :emoji_disappointed_relieved:
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She has not tried to come inside yet so hopefully she is demolishing the lot.
 
My former boss' cat used to bring mice in and eat the lot except its little tiny KIDNEYS which obviously weren't to its taste. :D

SORRY FOR BEING GROSS RITA. Glad your dog's having a nice time though. I'm sure she'll bury it once she's done with it. Cats and dogs don't really like leaving clues around for others to know where their food it. My cat always scrapes the AIR around his food to "cover" it.
 
We rarely had birds when we had outdoor cats.

Plenty of FROGS and BATS, though :zombie:
 
She is back inside now everyone. She was sitting looking in to the patio doors, so she is now sitting pretty in her bed. I shall wait until one of the boys come home to investigate the garden.
 
Since covid hit, I have to have lunch in my room on my own as there isn't enough space in the staff room for everyone. I thought it'd be really lonely at first. But as the days pass I'm loving not having to interact with rubbish staff room conversation. The peace is amazing!
 
18,520 words, 258 references and 10 months of my life PRETTY MUCH COMPLETE. I need to style it and probably proof it again, but fuck me I'm glad it's almost over.

I don't love it, although there are some parts I really like. Would not recommend doing a Masters, after a two-year break, in a new subject, during a worldwide pandemic.
 
Star said:
Since covid hit, I have to have lunch in my room on my own as there isn't enough space in the staff room for everyone. I thought it'd be really lonely at first. But as the days pass I'm loving not having to interact with rubbish staff room conversation. The peace is amazing!
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Why do you get the staff room on your own? Where does everyone else go?
 
Currently doing the work of three people because apparently some cunts can’t grasp the concept of GROUP WORK.
 
Soldi said:
Currently doing the work of three people because apparently some cunts can’t grasp the concept of GROUP WORK.
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And still got the time for posting on here :disco: Multi-tasking Queen!
 
Soldi said:
Currently doing the work of three people because apparently some cunts can’t grasp the concept of GROUP WORK.
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I remember doing this for a presentation at uni, and the girls I was working with not wanting to present because of ANXIETY.

Anyway, they kindly changed their minds at the last minute and proceeded to fail to read HALF THE CHARACTERS' NAMES and a few other words to boot.

Way to give away you never even read the book hun :D
 
Naturally I gave a SCATHING REVIEW when it came time to write a report on the process.
 
Oh yes I can’t wait for the PEER REVIEW next week :disco:
 
Star said:
Since covid hit, I have to have lunch in my room on my own as there isn't enough space in the staff room for everyone. I thought it'd be really lonely at first. But as the days pass I'm loving not having to interact with rubbish staff room conversation. The peace is amazing!
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I sit alone in my office for lunch everyday, it's lovely just sitting and reading my Kindle. I resent the days when the boss buys us chippy or chinese so we're expected to sit around the conference table and converse, you'd think they'd have got over how slowly I eat by now, or my hiccuping, but one or the other always ends up as a conversation topic.
 
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