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Good part of that has gone. Forty kilos less than last time you saw me
so I've only got Belly's belly to hang shit on now
well done btw
Good part of that has gone. Forty kilos less than last time you saw me
so I've only got Belly's belly to hang shit on now
well done btw
A mate of mine bought a house on a 5 acre block at Kenthurst a couple of years ago for a reasonable price.
I wouldn't really call it Sydney but it's not that far out in the sticks.
Some major butthurt earlier in this thread. If someone's that sensitive about anonymous people's reactions to things they write on the internet, perhaps they shouldn't be writing?
#charlotteslaw
just checked our draw, man it is tough at the start.
Same. I'm working on a fantasy series but this weekend I'm gonna start to develop a sci-fi idea I've recently come up with. The Pie-in-the-Sky hope would be a screenplay that actually went somewhere. It's a pretty f**king rad idea, if I do say so myself.
For people with brains, sure. Gary is right in relation to the vast majority of the population, however, especially in relation to gang signs.
Written communication is just another way for elites to distinguish themselves from the plebs.
Same. I'm working on a fantasy series but this weekend I'm gonna start to develop a sci-fi idea I've recently come up with. The Pie-in-the-Sky hope would be a screenplay that actually went somewhere. It's a pretty f**king rad idea, if I do say so myself.
For people with brains, sure. Gary is right in relation to the vast majority of the population, however, especially in relation to gang signs.
I'm with you guys... Been a coffee snob for several years I'll never touch that instant shit any more
I've nearly finished a series of short stories featuring two police detectives in Parramatta in the 1960's. At 250 pages, I guess I've written a novel in twelve interconnected parts.
Is there a police dog involved? If not, you need one, or at least a naughty criminal dog. And if it's set in the 60s you can make at least one of the cops not so politically correct.
Well, so is verbal communication, if you think about it. Pygmalion?
Is there a police dog involved? If not, you need one, or at least a naughty criminal dog. And if it's set in the 60s you can make at least one of the cops not so politically correct.
Yeah of course. I said written communication is "another way for elites to distinguish themselves from the plebs".
I know I'm smarter than just about everyone I come into contact with, but because I was raised working class I have a hard time speaking professionally to middle class people. I can use all the big words, and have good knowledge of my profession, but I have to make a real effort not to sound like a bogan that's been told what to say. That's why I love written communication.
Yeah of course. I said written communication is "another way for elites to distinguish themselves from the plebs".
I know I'm smarter than just about everyone I come into contact with, but because I was raised working class I have a hard time speaking professionally to middle class people. I can use all the big words, and have good knowledge of my profession, but I have to make a real effort not to sound like a bogan that's been told what to say. That's why I love written communication.
Yeah of course. I said written communication is "another way for elites to distinguish themselves from the plebs".
I know I'm smarter than just about everyone I come into contact with, but because I was raised working class I have a hard time speaking professionally to middle class people. I can use all the big words, and have good knowledge of my profession, but I have to make a real effort not to sound like a bogan that's been told what to say. That's why I love written communication.
Im curious, how do you know "you're smarter than just about everyone you come into contact with"? Do you make them sit an exam? Do you trade off Mensa puzzles? Maybe get Stephen Hawking into adjudicate? Or do mean forum members because thats where most of your contact is made?