The Remastered Penis-Out: Now in SUHD

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thats rough hope you don't burn yourself out.

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Got up at 630am, worked all day. Heading back up to finish the floor in about an hour.

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Originally Posted by Elin

@Tassadar Re: accidental cake eating, my girlfriend is one of the chefs at a Japanese and Korean restaurant here where they also make their own cakes and desserts. Usually they sell out, as they make them fresh in quite limited quantities each day, and they tend to be quite popular because they're all Japanese / Korean influenced desserts that you can't find in many other places in the city. But whatever doesn't sell she gets to bring home. And there was one day when none of the customers who came had seemed that keen on dessert for whatever reason, and we wound up with like eight generously sized portions of green tea tiramisu in our fridge that needed to be eaten. Tried not to think too hard about how many calories that was. :'D Being in close proximity to somebody who regularly makes sweet things is dangerous (and often delicious) business. :wacko:

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No, this wasn't accidental cake eating at all. It was a thing in work where someone must make a cake each week, bring it in and has some, it was quite nice too.

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No, this wasn't accidental cake eating at all. It was a thing in work where someone must make a cake each week, bring it in and has some, it was quite nice too.

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You're a nurse, aren't you.

No.

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No, this wasn't accidental cake eating at all. It was a thing in work where someone must make a cake each week, bring it in and has some, it was quite nice too.

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I've never heard of a tradition like that, but I like it already.

:wav:

Fuuuuuuuuuuuuk I think I'm getting tired.

I have ko motivation for today

I took it. And I'm finished with the new floor. 18 hours overtime. 2 hours sleep in the last 48.

Fuck me running.

Hi All, Bye All.

Is it Friday?

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Is it Friday?

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yes now get some sleep :)

also fuck getting up at 6am I am not a first shift person.

I will. After work.

Third ahift best shift

Woah, landslide victory for the Scottish National Party in Scotland (56 of the 59 constituencies in Scotland) and Conservative majority from the rest of the UK. The not-so-United Kingdom. D:

I don't think they've ever been too friendly in my years of life.

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I don't think they've ever been too friendly in my years of life.

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There have always been tensions, but this is verging on as big a political division as there's ever been in the history of the union. Scotland has traditionally been very liberal and left-wing compared to many parts of England, but we've still shown solidarity with other British left-wing voters, and have voted primarily for Labour and the Liberal Democrats, two British parties. This year, though, the support for both in Scotland just completely crumbled, to the point where the SNP (a party you can't even vote for unless you're voting in Scotland) is now the third most represented party in the entire British parliament. It's a huge vote of no confidence from Scotland in all of the British parties, as well as British politics in general, and is probably the biggest British political shakeup in a long, long time. I guess it was a given following the close result of the independence referendum last year that things wouldn't be quite the same again. But I don't think anyone really expected a shift this gigantic. Really wondering what this means for the future of the union.

Toast is made with or without bread

I think you need sleep :wacko:

Upgrading our DDOS and hacking protection systems. So I'm checking to see if IPs are getting tracked correctly.

OMG MasJ posted in the hangout, we mustabeen hacked!!1111

Roast without meat is still roast.

I think we're in the twilight zone :dread:



:wacko:

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OMG MasJ posted in the hangout, we mustabeen hacked!!1111

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We were spammed. I nearly died.

Those two things may or may not be related.

Raise your glasses for a toast to roast!!!

I think the IPs are now working properly, finally figured it out :)

Were those spammers Indians? :squint:

Drat! Still the wrong IP :/

Maybe we should sacrifice a hobo.

The IP should be fine now.... hobo is in the ER.

YESSSSS!!!!! VICTORY!!!! WEEEEE ARREEE THE CHAMMMMPPIIIONNNNNSSS!!! :)

Nothing like some Indian Spam :P

TRIPLE POSTING WEEEEE!!

Tired mind remembers the epic April fool hack. Laughs a bit.

This is rarer than steak that was cooked for half a minute on each side.

:yawn:

The weirdest thing happened on the way home from work. The sun was going down, not coming up.

I remember when I did night shifts and the sun would come up when I was coming home. I don't miss those days.

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There have always been tensions, but this is verging on as big a political division as there's ever been in the history of the union. Scotland has traditionally been very liberal and left-wing compared to many parts of England, but we've still shown solidarity with other British left-wing voters, and have voted primarily for Labour and the Liberal Democrats, two British parties. This year, though, the support for both in Scotland just completely crumbled, to the point where the SNP (a party you can't even vote for unless you're voting in Scotland) is now the third most represented party in the entire British parliament. It's a huge vote of no confidence from Scotland in all of the British parties, as well as British politics in general, and is probably the biggest British political shakeup in a long, long time. I guess it was a given following the close result of the independence referendum last year that things wouldn't be quite the same again. But I don't think anyone really expected a shift this gigantic. Really wondering what this means for the future of the union.

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The timing of the referendum appears to have cocked everything up unfortunately. It should still have been held, but eight months before a general election when it would still be fresh in people’s minds and the SNP would very obviously be on a campaigning blitz? Smart move for Cameron, smart move for the SNP, terrible move for the future of the union. I’m genuinely quite worried what the next five years have in store for all of us.