and it still can be fishy dearest, the problem is all these monosyllabic men who don't know how to hold a proper conversation and just keep coming up with one word or one line answers when if they just gave it a little bit of thought they could enrich their lives with the joy of communication for its own sake rather than just sitting there with one eye on the newspaper and the other on some god-awful sporting programme on the TV like that Rugby match at the weekend - although I must say that Jonny Wilkinson is a bit fit isn't he, and that Martin Johnson looks like he could roger round the clock even if his face does look the bald eagle from the muppets, do you remember the muppets? Fozzy Bear was my favourite, I think he taught himself to play that piano, or so my friend Janice told me and she used to go out with one of the cameramen until he suggested bringing his zoom lens into the bedroom if you know what I mean, dirty sod, she dropped him like a shot, which would have been a good move except that won the lottery the very next week while she hasn't had a sniff of trouser for the past 15 years and .............. oh feck it I can't keep this up, I'm going down the pub.
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Firstly Fishy, I wasn't trying to sabotage your interesting discussion, secondly my answer to your question, 'do we get what we deserve or what we expect?' is NOT incorrect thank you. It is a subjective question and I gave a subjective answer.
Furthermore your comment,
'i was indeed expecting a silly answer from you missi'
begs explanation. I appear to have upset you over something in recent months but have absolutely no idea how or why. I don't deserve this and don't expect an explanation. Does that answer your initial question more acceptably?
yes, no one should have to go through what she did with that Dave....the man is a brown smear on the gusset of life...... did I tell you about him and Janices' sister?
ooh ta, just three sugars, I'm watching my weight, well apparently he offered her a lift home from Janices place and six months later she's wearing smocks and support tights.......
I don't expect much any more, and since I took up that attitude I've been happier. But I like to imagine what could possibly happen, even if it's far-fetched, as a sort of game. I suppose this is what's known as visualisation and it serves two purposes -
a) it keeps you receptive to possibilities and therefore opportunities which otherwise might pass by unnoticed.
b) it shoves negative self-fulfilling prophecies under the settee.
I don't know about karma. If you're beating yourself up mentally and something bad happens it seems as if you've deserved it and therefore may have caused it to happen. But a long way back before one started going stale, is a child who deserved to be happy, and not have bricks dropped on their head from a height. I don't believe in reincarnation. I think you only get one chance. So stay away from building sites.
If you mean, does karma exist for specific people, then my opinion is that it doesn't, because bad things happen to good people and vice versa all the time. If, however, you mean that in general people who are kind and work hard tend to do better than those who don't, then I would agree.
To take a small example, most people if they are asked how they are, will say "Not too bad" - if you start saying instead, "pretty good" then it does have a small but perceptible impact on your day and those of people around you.
I agree Andrew, I think if you are an expecting person then your outlook is generally optimistic. However if you go around with the attitude that "I deserved that promotion" (ie didn't get it) then perhaps you are procrastinating. Most people I think fall somewhere in the middle.
If I buy a lottery ticket then I expect to win (otherwise what's the point). If I win I feel that I deserve it. If I don't win I feel that I did deserve to win and therefore buy another ticket expecting to. If I fall in a cowpat that I wasn't expecting then I feel that I didn't deserve it and expect that the cow should be turned in to bangers before the day is out. As is his just deserts.
sorry hox, luv, i called janice's sister a cow...i do tend to jump in all guns blaring....he was in his 30s you say, he should know better and start thinking with his head instread of trousers...
*another slice of jamaican ginger cake? you might as well finish it off, i mean one slice is enough for me*
oh heavens ... what did Jeff say? and was she hurt? i know she always did have a bit of a dicky ankle and a penchant for swerving ... did the two conspire to cause the totalling?
had she been in spar and if so was she buying that cheapo emva cream as usual ... it's quite cheap in spar (so i heard) ... only i know she likes a little tipple when Jeff is out at tai chi ...
oh and hox ... yes jonny IS a bit fit but i feel he IS the obvious choice to drool over and really i find i am torn between Catt and Cohen ... i don't know what it is about Catt ... very nice legs and his face reminds me of someone i used to go out with in sixth form who turned out to be a radiographer in the end ...
No well, don't tell anyone but it was all a bit sus and the rozzers wouldn't let the insurance company pay out the money because they said she was creating a diversion while Darren slipped in to the Spar and nicked 40 Bensons for his mum and a pack of nappies for the little one, which was a shame because she was going to use the money to pay Jeff's bail and perhaps have enough left over for a night out at Nandos. But anyway they gave her a This Morning make over so she was OK in the end.
well frankly i am shocked ... i thought he was all zen and whathaveyou ... still you never really know people do you?
anyway i read a quote yesterday which said the chinese word for "crisis" is made up of two symbols, one represents danger and the other represents opportunity ...
freda's post above made me remember that ...
Jeff was knocking out fake designer perfume from the back of his Toyota Yaris in the rec car park all that time. You know Yasmine's sister in law's cousin? Well she bought some dodgy channel number five and one of her implants went septic.
It serves her right if you ask me, wearing a skirt like that to go riding around on scooters - and at her age?
Is that a doughnut on offer? Oooh, now I've gone and done it, popped right out of me thingummyjig.
What was the question again?
*still whispering* .... rachel ... just reach behind the door and get that jacket ... yes the nice white one ... yes padded ... the one with the lovely design feature of the arms tying behind the back ...
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