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Subject: Re: Death of a Salesman Author: Sarah [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 04:17:08 12/03/02 Tue In reply to: Swordy 's message, "Re: Death of a Salesman" on 15:21:53 12/02/02 Mon I can quite safely say I have rarely been so drunk, and I hardly drank *anything*, also I *still* have a hangover and traditionally these are only supposed to last a maximum of one day.... shudder. Well, computerised websitey malarky should take place soon then. Let me check my diary ;p S x >Ahhh well, a maudlin evening now and then is good for >the soul. Day one down of the week of busy, 6 more to >go....won't let up til' ummmmm...Monday. Bollocks. > >>Well that's some nice pleasantries to wake up to an a >>Monday - buck up lil' camper! Everyone knows that wine >>is a Good Thing and that it can only make other Good >>Things happen. Any Bad Things you may think you >>remember are merely you're memory playing tricks on >>you - stick a fork in your memory to teach it a >>lesson. Or a lesion. >> >>And Sarah, if you want me to do the website-type stuff >>just holler, I'm free for computerised tomfoolery most >>evenings. >> >>Enough of this flim-flammery and shim-shammery, must >>get back to work because, in the immortal words of Ice >>Cube, "Life ain't nothin' but bitches and money". >> >>Snoogins. >> >>>Never ever allow us to drink wine ever ever again. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]