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Booney wrote:

Wedgie wrote:

Booney wrote:

Wedgie wrote:I might not drink coffee bit I am a trained Barista, my missus reckons I make the best coffee but she prefers instant so she's easy to cater for!

Wouldn't that mean yours isn't the best and instant is?

Sorry, I wasn't clear. My coffee out of a proper machine is god awful but the missus swears the instant coffee I make for her is the best. I'm sure she goes overboard in the praise just so she doesn't have to get out of bed on the weekends and make it herself though.

Mind you one lady last night at the pub asked for just hot water in a mug, I did that out of the proper coffee machine and apparently I did that OK.

Name and shame the RTO!

It's not so much the RTO, I made great coffees there. Most machines are different and take a bit of practise, I only made one at the Sussex in July last year and haven't touched a proper machine from then till last night, I'll get there as most of my shifts are in the gaming room. It appears a pretty cheap version too as doesn't even have a button for a cup full, just an on and off button. They are a bit fun though I must admit, bit of an art to them.

Being in our corporate box for the BBL final!

The State Library has a huge book sale on today, cheap as chips and some top stuff. I had to reign myself in with only about a dozen purchases.

Grenville wrote:The State Library has a huge book sale on today, cheap as chips and some top stuff. I had to reign myself in with only about a dozen purchases.

Pity I missed this, sounds like a good opportunity to grab some good material. Is it a regular event?

Not sure, a mate said he heard it on the radio yesterday and popped down. I limited myself to 12 purchases which cost me a grand total of $14. A few cricket books, a couple of war, couple of politics, couple of history. And a Spike Milligan Rommel book which I am about to have a look at. Keep an eye out on the State Library website my Portuguese comrade, it had this weekends sale on there.

Grenville wrote:Not sure, a mate said he heard it on the radio yesterday and popped down. I limited myself to 12 purchases which cost me a grand total of $14. A few cricket books, a couple of war, couple of politics, couple of history. And a Spike Milligan Rommel book which I am about to have a look at. Keep an eye out on the State Library website my Portuguese comrade, it had this weekends sale on there.

Cheers, sounds like the kind of thing I could spend all day and my money on.

Sounds like you bagged a bumper crop. Spike Milligan's book are ******* hilarious (as I'm sure you already appreciate), enjoy.

Magellan wrote:

Grenville wrote:Not sure, a mate said he heard it on the radio yesterday and popped down. I limited myself to 12 purchases which cost me a grand total of $14. A few cricket books, a couple of war, couple of politics, couple of history. And a Spike Milligan Rommel book which I am about to have a look at. Keep an eye out on the State Library website my Portuguese comrade, it had this weekends sale on there.

Cheers, sounds like the kind of thing I could spend all day and my money on.

Sounds like you bagged a bumper crop. Spike Milligan's book are ******* hilarious (as I'm sure you already appreciate), enjoy.

'Bury me up a tree,' I said.
'You bloody fool,' said Edge, 'why?'
'After I die I want people to look up to me.'

My Sunday old fools team making the semi finals of Melb metro O'50's cricket... bring on those Sri Lankan tossers next week! I

carey wrote:Being in our corporate box for the BBL final!

Surely more 3am posts and a 'sickie' is on the cards..

That weekend was the best I've had for a long time, exhausted.

Dutchy wrote:That weekend was the best I've had for a long time, exhausted.

I worked Saturday 4pm till midnight and today 1-4.30 at the basketball and then 5.00 - midnight at the pub.
I'm exhausted too but for different reasons!
Looking forward to and rate Superbowl day tomorrow and being on the right side of the bar though! Warradale pub here I come.

Making budget by 10.00am.... I am off to the pub!

Kirks Ginger Beer

Apologies to the ladies on this forum if I sound like a dirty perve..

But I seriously rate consecutive 39 degree days, particularly on a Friday and working in the city.. oh boy oh boy wowee!!

The Bedge wrote:Apologies to the ladies on this forum if I sound like a dirty perve..

But I seriously rate consecutive 39 degree days, particularly on a Friday and working in the city.. oh boy oh boy wowee!!

I had to meet with a client this morning, his suggestion was Henley Square for breakfast so I dragged myself along. Wasn't looking forward to it...(much )

I'd have been happy to stay for brunch, lunch, afternoon tea, dinner, supper and a late night apertife!

Booney wrote:

The Bedge wrote:Apologies to the ladies on this forum if I sound like a dirty perve..

But I seriously rate consecutive 39 degree days, particularly on a Friday and working in the city.. oh boy oh boy wowee!!

I had to meet with a client this morning, his suggestion was Henley Square for breakfast so I dragged myself along. Wasn't looking forward to it...(much )

I'd have been happy to stay for brunch, lunch, afternoon tea, dinner, supper and a late night apertife!

I work in an office with prison bar windows with geriatric bitches...

HH3 wrote:

Booney wrote:

The Bedge wrote:Apologies to the ladies on this forum if I sound like a dirty perve..

But I seriously rate consecutive 39 degree days, particularly on a Friday and working in the city.. oh boy oh boy wowee!!

I had to meet with a client this morning, his suggestion was Henley Square for breakfast so I dragged myself along. Wasn't looking forward to it...(much )

I'd have been happy to stay for brunch, lunch, afternoon tea, dinner, supper and a late night apertife!

I work in an office with prison bar windows with geriatric bitches...

GILFS!

Spargo wrote:

HH3 wrote:

Booney wrote:

The Bedge wrote:Apologies to the ladies on this forum if I sound like a dirty perve..

But I seriously rate consecutive 39 degree days, particularly on a Friday and working in the city.. oh boy oh boy wowee!!

I had to meet with a client this morning, his suggestion was Henley Square for breakfast so I dragged myself along. Wasn't looking forward to it...(much )

I'd have been happy to stay for brunch, lunch, afternoon tea, dinner, supper and a late night apertife!

I work in an office with prison bar windows with geriatric bitches...

GILFS!

Grannies I'd Love to F**kin Stab!

With your throbbing sword...

Spargo wrote:With your throbbing sword...

He is a pulsating member.