Today I'm angry about.....

[Worthy4England]

Weekends going far too quickly.

Unless you've worked yet another one of 'em, in which case they pass just like any other working day.

[TANGODANCER]

Weekends going far too quickly.

Unless you've worked yet another one of 'em, in which case they pass just like any other working day.

Know about that. There was a time when every day was a Monday. Since I've retired every day's Saturday. Funny though, even now, Friday evening is still my favourite time of the week.

[Annoyed Grunt]

Work.......again..........!

[bobo the clown]

This fckg weather. I've seen some rain in my time but since the South declared a drought it's been poor. But the past few days have been a disgrace.

Megson out !!

[Lord Kangana]

Thank your lucky stars you dont have to go to meetings in Aberdeen

I do, now and again, and remain quite sure that I'm one of very few that absolutely loves the place!

You tried any of Stuart Macbride's books squire? Excellent and darkly humourous crime fiction set in Aberdeen. I commend them to you for your next trip up there.

Thanks for the recommend, fella. Will do. Aberdeen really is a city in which I just like to leave the hotel room and walk, and walk, and walk. It also has a simply magnificent Indian restaurant up the hill from the train station. (and a magnificent Vietnamese restaurant that I found once out of just walking around the place, but have never managed to find again since).

Theres this thing I've discovered on the Internet called (lord knows where they come up with these names) "Google"....

http://www.saigonrestaurantaberdeen.com/about-us.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[Bruce Rioja]

Theres this thing I've discovered on the Internet called (lord knows where they come up with these names) "Google"....

http://www.saigonrestaurantaberdeen.com/about-us.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

That's it! That's it! That's bloody well it

[Prufrock]

F*cking rain. Got home today wetter than I've ever been. Ever. Can we not sell the water down south. Fook giving it them, they don't have to put up with the rain, they can pay for the water.

[Montreal Wanderer]

F*cking rain. Got home today wetter than I've ever been. Ever. Can we not sell the water down south. Fook giving it them, they don't have to put up with the rain, they can pay for the water.

Trying having a shower now and then - your friends will appreciate it....

[Gary the Enfield]

F*cking rain. Got home today wetter than I've ever been. Ever. Can we not sell the water down south. Fook giving it them, they don't have to put up with the rain, they can pay for the water.

Had enough this week to not need it. Sell it? It fell out of the sky! 'Sides they all drink it bottled down here.

[thebish]

F*cking rain. Got home today wetter than I've ever been. Ever. Can we not sell the water down south. Fook giving it them, they don't have to put up with the rain, they can pay for the water.

nahh - we wouldn't trust you not to piss in it first!

[bobo the clown]

F*cking rain. Got home today wetter than I've ever been. Ever. Can we not sell the water down south. Fook giving it them, they don't have to put up with the rain, they can pay for the water.

Had enough this week to not need it. Sell it? It fell out of the sky! 'Sides they all drink it bottled down here.

... & to be absolutely honest, the tap stuff in that London does, truly, taste awful.

[thebish]

not so much angry as sad...

two distressing deaths this week..

one on sunday - I have two services - 9:30 and 11:15. as I traveled to my 11:15 service someone who had been at my earlier 9:30 service died on their way home - in the passenger seat of the car of a huge heart attack while her husband drove. I was called straight from my second service to go and sit with her at the hospital.... totally unexpected as she was only 53.

then yesterday... the police are alerted by a neighbour who then brek in to find one of my more reclusive members had died at home at the top of the stairs and probably been there 4 or 5 days... she has no family and is one of those people who (like you see on the telly sometimes in documentaries) pile newspapers and books and clutter around the house leaving narrow passageways to get from room to room...

all a bit sad this week....

[Bijou Bob]

You've rather taken the sting out of my anger Bish. I was absolutely furious that on top of having had no pay rise for 2 years, I've just opened my pay slip to find that I'm 85 quid down due to paying an extra 35 quid in income tax and 50 quid in pension contributions (for which I will receive no extra benefits).

In the great scheme of things it all sounds rather trivial now.

[thebish]

You've rather taken the sting out of my anger Bish. I was absolutely furious that on top of having had no pay rise for 2 years, I've just opened my pay slip to find that I'm 85 quid down due to paying an extra 35 quid in income tax and 50 quid in pension contributions (for which I will receive no extra benefits).

In the great scheme of things it all sounds rather trivial now.

glad to be of service!!

[Bijou Bob]

Aye, well it makes me happier to know that I and the boys from the Bullingham club are in this together.....

[BWFC_Insane]

Aye, well it makes me happier to know that I and the boys from the Bullingham club are in this together.....

Aye and no doubt when you and I are out of a job soon we'll still be comforted by that fact.

[TANGODANCER]

not so much angry as sad...

two distressing deaths this week..

one on sunday - I have two services - 9:30 and 11:15. as I traveled to my 11:15 service someone who had been at my earlier 9:30 service died on their way home - in the passenger seat of the car of a huge heart attack while her husband drove. I was called straight from my second service to go and sit with her at the hospital.... totally unexpected as she was only 53.

then yesterday... the police are alerted by a neighbour who then brek in to find one of my more reclusive members had died at home at the top of the stairs and probably been there 4 or 5 days... she has no family and is one of those people who (like you see on the telly sometimes in documentaries) pile newspapers and books and clutter around the house leaving narrow passageways to get from room to room...

all a bit sad this week....

Can sympathise. Sometimes feels odd to see life going on around it all as if nothing had happened.

[thebish]

not so much angry as sad...

two distressing deaths this week..

one on sunday - I have two services - 9:30 and 11:15. as I traveled to my 11:15 service someone who had been at my earlier 9:30 service died on their way home - in the passenger seat of the car of a huge heart attack while her husband drove. I was called straight from my second service to go and sit with her at the hospital.... totally unexpected as she was only 53.

then yesterday... the police are alerted by a neighbour who then brek in to find one of my more reclusive members had died at home at the top of the stairs and probably been there 4 or 5 days... she has no family and is one of those people who (like you see on the telly sometimes in documentaries) pile newspapers and books and clutter around the house leaving narrow passageways to get from room to room...

all a bit sad this week....

Can sympathise. Sometimes feels odd to see life going on around it all as if nothing had happened.

aye - spot on Tango... many of the people who come to our bereavement support groups say EXACTLY that - "how come the world is getting on with life as usual when THIS has just happened?"

[TANGODANCER]

not so much angry as sad...

two distressing deaths this week..

one on sunday - I have two services - 9:30 and 11:15. as I traveled to my 11:15 service someone who had been at my earlier 9:30 service died on their way home - in the passenger seat of the car of a huge heart attack while her husband drove. I was called straight from my second service to go and sit with her at the hospital.... totally unexpected as she was only 53.

then yesterday... the police are alerted by a neighbour who then brek in to find one of my more reclusive members had died at home at the top of the stairs and probably been there 4 or 5 days... she has no family and is one of those people who (like you see on the telly sometimes in documentaries) pile newspapers and books and clutter around the house leaving narrow passageways to get from room to room...

all a bit sad this week....

Can sympathise. Sometimes feels odd to see life going on around it all as if nothing had happened.

aye - spot on Tango... many of the people who come to our bereavement support groups say EXACTLY that - "how come the world is getting on with life as usual when THIS has just happened?"

I say it because, on the day of my mother's funeral, kids were laughing and shouting and playing in the street, the milkman was whistling and everything seemed so...normal. It was really, just seemed so strange. Life goes on whatever.

[thebish]

I say it because, on the day of my mother's funeral, kids were laughing and shouting and playing in the street, the milkman was whistling and everything seemed so...normal. It was really, just seemed so strange. Life goes on whatever.

hence the famous "stop all the clocks..."