RE: WHAT IS YOUR LEAST FAVORITE HOUSEWORK

70% of German men sit down at home to have a pee as they are very very scared of their hausfraus! grin

RE: Advice..Ladies

I'm not a lady but I take it that you are looking for a man; and believe it or not I am a man (well an avowed coward but still a man in a mouse-like kinda way).

You post often.

My advice would be to write this:

"I am a lady who has a great sense of humour and I often post in the international forums.

You have the opportunity to interact with me there; if I like what you write and you like what I write we might even exchange emails and find out more about each other!

However, if I don't like what you have to say for yourself or vice versa let's not waste each other's time - ok?"

The truth is a great way to start a friendship!

grin

RE: WHAT IS YOUR LEAST FAVORITE HOUSEWORK

Housework is a real pain - twice a week I have to remember to tell the cleaning lady if there is anything 'extra' I want her to do............ she only does seven hours cleaning per week and I am very, very messy!

moping

RE: Are you a creative? Please post here what you create.

Ahhhhh! Photography! I LOVE it........ thumbs up

Met a German guy on the plane back here on Monday night and he's a professional photographer........... out on holiday but he said he always brings his camera and can normally get paid by somebody for something he's taken!

The lady sat between us had TWO jobs, and her husband had TWO jobs too!

They both had full-time professional type jobs and also ran a successful restaurant - some people are just so dynamic!

I'll go to there restaurant sometime - an Italian one and occasionally I get into a Garfield hunger type fit and want to stuff my face with pasta!

RE: I'm curious what you do for a living...

I had TWO jobs at the Ministry of Defence - making the coffee AND pouring it! moping

RE: I'm curious what you do for a living...

The Ministry of Polar Bears & The Ministry of Butterflys?

RE: Are you a creative? Please post here what you create.

Yup - I am a real artist at 'putting my foot in it' with words!

RE: Are you a creative? Please post here what you create.

I really admire artistic people - prople who can make wonderful music, or paint beautiful pictures, or sculpt, or dance, or act with passion, or design beautiful buildings or landscapes.......... artistic people have a vision that they either need to express for themselves or for the appreciation of other people.

All I can do is write.

RE: Vent with me...

rolling on the floor laughing

RE: I'm curious what you do for a living...

In fact people only used to hire me if they wanted to destroy any semblance of 'customer care' and wanted to sincerely go bankrupt (for some strange and dubious tax purposes I'm convinced)...........I once made a customer 'happy' and was sacked on the spot for giving the kiss of life to somebody who was really dying! crying

RE: I'm curious what you do for a living...

I was about as popular at work as Assam Bin Laden turning up at a Bah Mitzvah (however you spell that) dressed in drag with a small goat stuck up his bum bum! moping

RE: I'm curious what you do for a living...

One of my first ever summer jobs was as a barman in a hotel. They put me to work in the cocktail bar and the dear old lady who taught me had taught my elder brother almost a decade before......... she was an amazing character, and knew loads about horses and used to win more money gambling on horse racing than she ever did behind the bar!

RE: I'm curious what you do for a living...

Hey, I used to do that! I lost loads of money! It was great fun though, and my marketing manager got married just after I had to 'let him go'! laugh

RE: I'm curious what you do for a living...

Getting fired on a regular basis increases one's scope of employment - in my experience! grin

RE: I'm curious what you do for a living...

It helps to have a cute dog with you.

Oh, you have a cute dog with you!

Great! thumbs up

RE: I'm curious what you do for a living...

Niche markets are cool!

Mirrors are cool too!

I could never fit mirrors ............ I'd be spending too much time combing my hair and smiling seductively at myself! help

RE: I'm curious what you do for a living...

Kick the full-time job into touch......working part-time gives you more time to spend the money you haven't got! confused

RE: Vent with me...

Was it a truly, truly horrible experience? comfort

RE: name 5 things that british are best in the world at ?

13th thingy -

honestly, when I first heard 'booeee' in the states I thought:

'Does that person think that buoy out there is some kind of bobbing bird? Are they blind? Do they need my glasses?'

She later became my wife - she had nice buoys!

laugh grin

RE: I'm curious what you do for a living...

Yummy yum yum!

I am still officially an international agent for my old University but not been active in a coon's age! thumbs up

RE: I'm curious what you do for a living...

Excellent!

I spent two whole days last week cutting down 30+ trees for my fiancee in Germany. The physical labour did me the world of good. The result (more light into her garden and happy friends taking away six large trailers of firewood to be chopped up) was very very satisfying.

Now I am back home in sunny Gozo trapped indoors looking after my mum and making loads of money doing financial deals via the internet, but the satisfaction is zilch compared to gardening!

RE: I'm curious what you do for a living...

I have a Japanese style 'lawn' with low-maintenance stones gathered from all over the island. The stones are immaculate and with only the carcass of the odd animal that has had the temerity to trespass!

bunny dancing dog stuck elephant

ok - NO elephant carcasses...... just the odd stray cat or rat or snake or frog or dog moping

Sometimes I stay up late at night ready to blast away with both barrels of my imaginary shotgun at some little birdie or cricket that alights on my beautiful tranquil Japanese 'lawn'!

help

RE: I'm curious what you do for a living...

Yup - I even had to travel to work in Australia...... disgustingly dirty place; and it was just so nice to go home to a nice wet damp and cold British summer!

I've had to work in kitchens cleaning all the pots and pans for a whole week at a time too........... we used to get prisoners to do it but they used the opportunity to run away so it became part of our duties when our turn as 'duty company'...... I enjoy cooking, but cleaning pots and pans for 600 hundred greedy soldiers for 16 hours per day for a week was enough to make me want to cry! laugh

All the prisoners had to do was stay in their nice clean cells.

Oh, is this the whining thread? dunno

RE: name 5 things that british are best in the world at ?

Excuse me - are you trying to tell a Brit how to spell in bloody English?.......... well, tie me kangaroo down and kick it in the goolies you have the temerity to speak in your native tongue when ENGLISH is the only acceptable language in an international forum!

Heck - quit whinging about me whining or we'll have to tell the americans that a buoy is pronounced 'boy' and not 'boo eee' - Lord have mercy!

doh

rolling on the floor laughing

Vive la difference! hug

RE: name 5 things that british are best in the world at ?

Going to exotic foreign lands and spreading our genes a little here and there! :)

RE: name 5 things that british are best in the world at ?

I can name a few things:

1. A British national tv campaign about 20 years back that encouraged the great British public to 'Save money, bath with a friend!'

2. I forget

3. I forget

4. I forget

5. We Brits never hold a grudge for more than a few hundred years.... we still haven't forgiven the yanks over Suez but almost forgiven the French for quitting the 100 years war back in whenevefr - I forget! confused

RE: name 5 things that british are best in the world at ?

I object!

We also complain a lot too! rolling on the floor laughing

RE: I'm curious what you do for a living...

hmmmm.... I went from a yucky 'clean' job working in a boring bank to nice 'dirty' job as a member of HM Forces for 13.5 years. I left the Army in 1988 and not done much since........ did a little of 'this and that' like ran a bridge club looking after awesomely vicious old ladies who would rather have you flogged than smile, drove a bus, sold car insurance, started up my own IT company, did some research into Managerial Cybernetics, spent a few years deeply thinking how I could make lots of money for the minimum effort, decided it wasn't worth the effort and retired! laugh

Ok, I wasn't mentally well yesterday and applied for a job; hopefully they won't come back to me.......... yesterday was an abberation and I am back to normal today! thumbs up

God feeds the little birdies and he can bloody feed me too - and a bunch of ungrateful atheists into the bargain!

RE: Drama, Help, I really need your advice on this important matter

Go in your peace and if your heart is breaking it shall still carry on beating until one day you'll meet the right person for you and then this situation will vanish from your memory as if it never was!

Shocking news.........

My thoughts are for my ex wife's family, I am not affected........but thank you, anyway.

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