Things you'd like to say, but can't

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stephec

Squire
Location
Bolton
If people don't like me they don't have to be in my company :smile:

Have you been listening in on my conversations and quoting me? :smile:

It sounds like something I said to my wife not long ago when she said people would think I was being funny for not going to a party.

"If that's what they think, and they've got nothing better to gossip about, then it says more about them than it does about me," was my reply.
 

twentysix by twentyfive

Clinging on tightly
Location
Over the Hill
Thank you.
My mum always told me to be myself.
If people don't like me they don't have to be in my company :smile:
Very wise Mum you have :okay:
 

Ern1e

Über Member
Past tense unfortunately. Lost my mum 14 years ago, aged 65.
I honour her memory by remembering the things she taught me :smile:
I lost mine 43 years ago and I try every day to be who she would have wanted me to be, wether I have done this I am not sure but all you can do is be who you are take life on the chin and just get on with it kn*bheads and all.
 

rdfcyclist

Well-Known Member
Location
Norwich
To the people who bring their dogs into the adjacent office at work: I have a phobia of dogs and I am sure that they're not supposed to be in there with you. I don't mind when they are quiet & you are looking after them, and I appreciate that I need to tolerate the fact that they are there. But keep them away from me, please.
 

Puddles

Do I need to get the spray plaster out?
Amazing school reports all round, wernt sure what to expect but he done brilliantly and there all a pleasure to teach apparently!!!!!

wasn't not "wernt"

did not "done"

they're not "there"

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ComedyPilot

Secret Lemonade Drinker
You've got some brass neck telling a photographer to hurry up and take a picture when you and your wife have developed a lifelong ability to have people wait for you.
And then to ask some one 'Who do you scrounge off?" when you've spent the majority of your life in luxurious (taxpayer) paid comfort is frankly bile-inducing.
 
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