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EvaUnit02
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EvaUnit02
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saltysam
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blimey walked straight into my former female friend today,first time i've seen her since April. we chatted for around 20 minutes and it was pretty uncomfortable,small talk etc..i sensed she felt really awkward. i think next time we'll both pretend not to see each other. great shame how such a close and valued friendship can turn to shit

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saltysam
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we were friends for a few years (she came to work in our place) i helped her out a lot.she moved to another department but we would still be in virtually constant contact day & night. early last year she decided to set up her own business,she asked me to work for her in my free time.anyway her business,which involved night work up and down the country took off but with me having a full time job it became too much for me.plus i felt i was being taken for granted,i was paying towards petrol and other expenses and i was working for her for free! it came to a head last april when after being in work from 5am in the morning i went out that night to work for her,she had a mood on with me for some reason and ignored me all night. i decided to quit that morning which i handled badly,i didn't tell her but told a colleague which led to some nasty emails from her. we hadn't spoken since until 2 weeks ago when she phoned work and i answered the phone,we spoke then for about 40 minutes and then i saw her yesterday for the first time. it was just awkward for the both of us,what had happened wasn't mentioned but there was a definite "atmosphere"..Markgway wrote:What happened to make things awkward?
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saltysam
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nah,too far gone for that i feel,i'm going to move on and try and forget about it.doesn't help though that although she has now left the company i work for (runs her business fulltime) she lives literally 10 minutes from my workplace,so bumping into her now and again is gonna be unavoidable.think next time i'll just say hello and carry on walking.Markgway wrote:
Maybe it's not too late though... next time you see her talk about it.
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saltysam
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yep,it has done since it happened but it was getting better until i saw her..Markgway wrote:It'll gnaw away at you I promise...
no won't be doing that,she's extremely stubborn and would make an excuse and turn the invite down. i'm putting it to bed and moving on (well that's the intentionMarkgway wrote:Next time you see her invite her for a coffee and a chat.
You'll feel better.
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Annoying Loan advert banned
Not before time, I just thought it was really annoying. I hope that other one is banned as well, with the guy saying "There really easy to talk to..."
Of course they bloody are, theyre trying to get you to agree to a loan you middle class wanker!
I don't know why the mother doesnt tell the kid "I'm on the phone, find your own scooter, I'm busy".
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/ne ... 324529.ece
AN annoying advert has been banned by the Advertising Standards Agency - because it makes out it is too EASY to get a personal loan.
The watchdog slammed the ad, which shows a busy mother making a phone call for a £25,000 loan, as being overly “light-hearted.”
The ad, for Picture Financial Services, shows the mother being constantly disturbed by her husband and young child, telling the call centre, “Don’t worry, it’s always like this here. But at least I can get my credit sorted.”
The complaints came to light after a campaign on a MySpace webpage called for action.
Picture said it didn’t mean to suggest that taking a loan was something to be entered into lightly.
Of course they bloody are, theyre trying to get you to agree to a loan you middle class wanker!
I don't know why the mother doesnt tell the kid "I'm on the phone, find your own scooter, I'm busy".
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/ne ... 324529.ece
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saltysam
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got back from hols last night,not a bad 2 weeks unfortunately my visit coincided with 2 days of the most torrential rain the Costa Blanca has seen in 25 years.fuck me it was like Venice in some streets!thing is a day later the sun returned and apart from some obvious damage you wouldn't have known it had been pissing down! 
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