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Helen Bristol 24 August 2003 10:29 Obviously unwelcome in October, then? Vile Jelly 25 August 2003 09:24
I've checked the Almanac and there's definitely a quiet time .....
..... it's half past three on February 5th.
Obviously a good time to visit, although none of us will be there as we aren't
allowed to have any time off work and so have to cram all our holidays into
that day!
PS. Heard the usual bleating crap on the radio that 'we don't get enough bank
holidays'. Cobblers! Kitchen slaves don't get any and obviously all these poor
oppressed office workers are neither poor nor oppressed given the amount of
time and money they have available to spend down here.
I've heard that King Tony is on the internet now so Mike and I
are thinking of bunging him an e-mail asking why none of all this EU human
rights inspired social and employment legislation applies to kitchen workers.
Helen Bristol 26 August 2003 17:05
Is that ack-emma or pip-emma?
It was you that we saw at the weekend in The ******** (ssh mustn't say the
Name - let the cat out of the bag) wasn't it? I said to BM "Look
its Jelly" and he said "Don't be stupid, woman" ( he uses such terms
of endearment) But I'm sure it was you trying to ignore me when I waved
to you. Hiding behind your pint of Doom. Mind you, I haven't seen
you for ages so my memory might be a bit foggy, and not having a foty
(you must get FE to take one of YOU on your next Big Adventure) 6'3"ish,
slim, swarthy complexion, melty brown bedroom eyes, long dark hai................
oops - that's Antonio Banderas, sorry, but the bandanna is a dead
give-away If it wasn't you I wonder who he is.............
In another conversation BM and I tacitly agreed that Soupie (ref 22 August)has
to be my doppelganger............he muttered something about geneva
Vile Jelly 27 August 2003 08:43
We won't know until the actual day.
Weekend? WEEKEND! Foolish woman. Weekends out of work are something that
happen to other people. Clearly your eyesight is nearly as dodgy as your
choice in partners!
PS. Why is BM going to Geneva? Hm, first he hooks up with some Germans, then
he starts going on 'field trips' to Europe and now he is off to Geneva. Tell
him to bring back a couple of old masters and a gold ingot for us, will you.
Helen Bristol 28 August 2003 17:56
So how the hell are we supposed to arrive in time for the fleeting glimpse?
Not casting nasturshliums about my eyesight are you - I don't need
to be reminded about how dodgy it is - why else would I need a huge sac
if it isn't to carry 3 pairs of specs plus all the other stuff that we wimmin
have to cart about with us?
You should've seen the other guys! Memories are made of
this..........:-)
P.S. Hoping to hop across to La belle France in the not too distant future.
I was down at my field yesterday checking the apple crop, picking blackberries
and assessing how much gin we need - there's a fantastic sloe crop this year.
Back to the Genever again.
PPS BM keeps saying I should get a new retainer ( or even an Igor - yeth
thath's a good idea) but perhaps an old master or two would suffice in the
short term
Vile Jelly 29 August 2003 15:47
Dead simple. Just stand outside the kitchen window and gawp at us suffering in
the slave pits like all the emmets do!
Hate to bugger up your calculations but as far as I am aware there is no such
thing as 'enough gin'. Perhaps you could instal a gin version of PLUTO and
keep yourself adequately supplied. Otherwise good luck in France. Mind you,
with all the recent heatwave shenanigans at least there will be less french
than usual cluttering up the place.
Helen Bristol 29 August 2003 17:12
No. NO! Don't you understand? If we're going to help you enjoy you
time( albeit brief) off February 5th we'll need to know a.m.or p.m. 'cos
we'll have to leave here on 4th if its a.m. but can have a lie-in if its p.m.
It must be a bit like watching reality TV
Quite so, but have you ever tried convincing HM Customs and
Exercise that it really is ALL for personal consumption?
The main reason for going later in the year is that we'll meet
cheese-eating surrender-monkeys and HARDLY ANY BRITS They'll all still be in
SI with any luck.
My brain hurts. I've been wrestling with statistics for most of the day.
I think they won 'cos the sums don't add up. How can you have 890 hours
available for treatments in a month but when you've subtracted annual leave
(this was July remember, skool hols and all that) sick leave and all
sorts of other reasons for not turning up at work there were 1076 hours
available? I think the NHS has done rather well out of us.
Think I'll go and lie down in a darkened room with a glass of something
medicinal
Vile Jelly 29 August 2003 21:53
Yes. YES! You're right ..... I don't understand. But then again, I've done 12
hours today in the slave pits so comprehension is probably not my strong suit
here!
Oh, and what's TV? Come to think of it, what's reality?
Good luck with the CESMs, just don't let on that your a rosbif!
PS. Definitely can't do your NHS sum but I think I can help you with the
Custards and Exercise bods. It is simple to prove that your supertanker of gin
is for your own personal use ..... drink it all in front of them.
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