1982

1 hour ago, Big Brother said:

Jeez ... there's some real nastiness on that thread    :laugh:.  

Sat on the sofa with my daughter, while she is looking over my shoulder reading this . She cant understand why someone would go to all the trouble of writing such bile, and

"he needs to get a life"..So I had to explain that's what happens after 16 years of hurt. Makes you bitter and twisted.

23 minutes ago, Rudolf Hucker said:

Despite your "newbie" status @1982, you are now hereby conferred with the freedom of OTIB meaning that you have the ability to move around the board, reading and commenting upon any threads you like. This is an honour rarely bestowed but on this occasion it is fitting due to your role working in Britain's leading and very much loved (in many parts of Bristol and surrounding areas) supermarket chain. You will be feted wherever you visit. Welcome.

Honestly I have the most dreary job ever. The prospect of knowing that all my hard work and that of my work mates would benefit the sags almost made me quit.

However justice has been done. Plus my annual bonus is safe and due  in a couple weeks. Hoorah!

I work for Sainsburys, and currently enjoying 2 days off, For the first time I will be able to turn up for my shift with a smile on my face.

The gift that keeps on giving.

17 hours ago, gashead76 said:

There was a film once, I forget the title, but there was this aesthetically pleasing girl who didn't have much going on upstairs, no substance, but nonetheless had no trouble in attracting the star quarterback  

Unnoticed, a nerdy girl secretly wanted the same bloke. Of course she had no chance of that prize. She had plenty of potential but she was nothing to look at. 

Then remarkably a transformation took place, the nerdy girl was now stunningly attractive, her potential has been realised and she had her eye on the prize. 

The empty-headed girl of course thought nothing could make nerdy girl as attractive as her and that her quarterback boyfriend was safe. She told her equally dim-witted friend that she was still the more desirable and no one would look at the transformed girl, not understanding that she had a lot more about her, she had substance, she had potential. 

Of course in the end she got her prize quarterback. The air-head girl was left bitter and didn't really understand how it'd all happened. She'd been in denial that the ugly duckling could ever rise above her and actually be stronger, but her denial was her undoing. 

After a while, people lost interest in the once-popular girl, forgetting that there was once a time when she had all the attention. People were much more interested in the once nerdy girl who now had it all. 

Yeah that! 

 

Wtf are you on about?. Or better still wtf are you on?