Post Holiday Blues Syndrome

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Post Holiday Blues Syndrome

I am back in the office after a lovely week and a day off. I am not glad to be back home or here! anyone have any recommendations for self cheer? I was thinking for booking my next holiday, buying some flowers and scoffing sashami for supper washed down with ice cold beer!

flash
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Are you San Francisco didn't have some effect on you Missi, me old sidekick mucker you?
mississippi
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You got $16,000,000 Flashy?
flash
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i've got about £40 and loose change. what will that get me? And please don't say John.
Radiodenver
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You can get one of those Burger King breakfast omlet things.
smillieboy
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£40? Deal.
Radiodenver
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311 eggs aren't cheap.
mississippi
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£40 eh? That will just about pay for a round trip from Corby to see Smiley. And you're very welcome.
smillieboy
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Missi, it's Smillie, not you know who!! You wouldn't want people to get the wrong idea.
flash
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Er.....ahem........i just found another tenner.
Lisa
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Flash- we have spoken before, yes? What's your name and where do you come from and do you dance well?
smillieboy
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You can then trade up to my premium service. Bring your own cauiflower.
flash
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Yes we have spoken before LisafromTenby and you flirted with me then too!! My name is Flashy, i'm 42 from Corby in the e midlands and i dance like a giraffe on acid. I imagine i may have to go with smillieboy's offer after giving out that information.
smillieboy
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Damn straight. In every sense.
Lisa
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Ahhhh... you have me down to a t then Flash!
Bob Roberts
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Sashami ? Is that a new Sainsbury's ready-meal ? Yum yum...
flash
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I haven't pulled have i??? Good God!!!
jude
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Sorry OI meant Sashimi ...it's sushi without the rice!
Lisa
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lol! Pull the other one!!! lol
flash
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OOOO!!!Love is such a cruel, cruel thing.
Smiley
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I was about to email you Jude, but might as well post the question here to stop you from getting bored. Do you think some women become nuns so that can be cloistered from life's temptations?
Lisa
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Cruel, cruel world! Mmm.... I still have some sense telling me you dance better than Travolta. Do you like that song about do the 'locomotive'?!!!lol
smillieboy
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Flash!! Remember me??? Course you pulled. Still got the fiifty notes, right?
mississippi
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Smillie, I was referring to 'smiley', AKA as supercilious Mykle.
jude
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Do you think some women become nuns so that can be cloistered from life's temptations? Maybe decades/centuries ago...nowadays the profiling of applicants does assess motivation which can be complex. In Rumer Godden's wonderful book "In this house of Brede" (a fictional account of an enclosed Benedictine convent...based on a real one), the superior wisely says that the cloistered life is no escape from the world and it's trials and certainly no place for those trying to escape responsibility, broken relationships Perhaps people do go for the cloistered life for the wrong reasons but I don't think they'd survive these days! As for me...I'm not going to an enclosed order and will be in the world and all it's temptations as ever!
Smiley
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Thanks, Jude. While I was waiting for your reply I nipped out for, what I'd planned to be a, quick jog - just got back. The reason I mention this is that I think that a stroll through your nearest park would be very theraputic and beneficial. There are new colours everyday, with lots of red appearing at the moment to compliment the yellows and greens. I am surprised to discover that the air is far more invigorating around tress and streams than it is on the sea shore. Perhaps it has something to do with pollen (probably a bit early though) but you can smell something fresh and 'growing' that fill you with joy. Yes, Spring is in the air, Jude, so go out and banish your blues!
smillieboy
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I now, Brighton is VERY expensive.
flash
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I go like a train, if that's any use to you. And i'll get back to you smillie.
smillieboy
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Flash, Heard it all before.
mississippi
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He's just a Hornby-Dublo.
Lisa
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Brighton, Sweden, all the same to me! ok........
Lisa
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Used to live in Brighton. Liked the "Zap' club on the sea front. Do they still have clubs/music venues under the arches?
Lisa
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What's a Hornby-Dublo?
mississippi
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A toy train, a la flashy!
flash
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Stop ruining my rep Missi...ignore him Lisa he's from Barcelona.
Lisa
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Thanks missussippi
Lisa
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So are you the one goosestepping and barking the orders?!
Lisa
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Excuse me; its the Voyage talking, not me, nope, not a chance
flash
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Pardon?
Lisa
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It's a type of red wine. But am going to Brighton soon. Any good new clubs?
flash
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Erm...Smillie you still there? The lady needs your assistance.
jude
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ha ha... God is sitting up in his ivory tower, tired and worn out. He's had enough of the pressures and stresses of being the number one, so he's decided to take a holiday. He calls all his super-being mates together to discuss a few suggestions. St. Peter, thinking, nods his head, then says, "How about Mars? It's nice and warm there this time of year." God shakes His head before answering, "Nah I went there 15,000 years ago. It was shit, no atmosphere and too dusty." "What about Pluto?" suggests another. "No way!" God mutters. "I went there 10,000 years ago. Fucking freezing it was too." "What about Mercury?" says another. "Are you kidding?" says God. "I went there 5,000 years ago, I nearly burnt me bollox off it was that hot, never again." "I've got it," says St. Peter, his face lighting up. "How about going down to Earth for your vacation?" "You must be joking," says God, chuckling, "I went there 2,000 years ago, knocked up some Jewish bird, and they're STILL bloody talking about it."
1legspider
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Ha ha..
Radiodenver
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God is English?
jude
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yes
Radiodenver
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Ohhhh, that's right...Eric Clapton
Smiley
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Can't be Clapton - at least not according to Missi : "..if you keepon liana, I'll cut and paste the dylan tribute from the article, written by Robbie Robertson, who incidentally can play Clapton into a stupor." Maybe god was just one of the Band :o)
Radiodenver
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Jude, You're still having serious doubts about this aren't you? Sounds to me like you're trying to convince yourself that you'll love it.
mississippi
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>> ...Robbie Robertson, who incidentally can play Clapton into a stupor."... << Something else you know nothing about then, mykle!
Smiley
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It's your quote George!
Smiley
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Author: mississippi (213.78.168.---) Date: 05-17-04 21:10 Bob Dylan is the only artist in the history of recording that has never had a record deleted from the company lists. All 40 odd are still available. He is held in the highest regard by practically every worth while performer alive today. His voice aint gonna get him a part in Aida I'll admit, but he is the best poet/songwriter to come out of America in the last 40years. if you keepon liana, I'll cut and paste the dylan tribute from the article, written by Robbie Robertson, who incidentally can play Clapton into a stupor.

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