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Hey, I'm Mags, I live in Cornwall and Fire is my favourite element.
Hey, I'm Mags, I live in Cornwall and Fire is my favourite element.
"I believe the cost of life is Death and we will all pay that in full. Everything else should be a gift. We paid the cover charge of life, we were born."
Bill Hicks, February 1988
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Saturday [continued]
Thom came over, we got shtoned. Went to bed
Sunday
Got up, played with the kids, tidied the house. Got a lift to the train and went back to Falmouth. Spent most of the night playing playstation.
Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday
Got up, ran to college. Worked like a loony for about 3 hours, then went home and plugged into the playstation again. Smoked a lot of dope. Spent Tuesday doing the same. Finally completed Need For Speed 2 on Wednesday. All good. Wednesday evening ate roast pork with Nick then I went out for a drink with my friend Alan and a bunch of others, to celebrate Al's birthday. Then I went for a smoke with my friends Beth and Kate, borrowed a bunch of cd's off them and went home to watch telly with Nick.
Thursday 3rd Feb
Have just realised I have yet another 2000 word essay to do before next friday, and that I can't pay the rent. (again). I think i'm gonna have to sell the motorbike, since i can't afford to insure the thing anyway. Ah well. The money will come in mighty handy. Am going to apply for a visa to India so that I can go out and see mojo in April. She's paying for me to go. How nice is that? I love that girl.
Oh well, time to get off and do some work I guess. Take it easy all.
Saturday [continued]
Thom came over, we got shtoned. Went to bed
Sunday
Got up, played with the kids, tidied the house. Got a lift to the train and went back to Falmouth. Spent most of the night playing playstation.
Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday
Got up, ran to college. Worked like a loony for about 3 hours, then went home and plugged into the playstation again. Smoked a lot of dope. Spent Tuesday doing the same. Finally completed Need For Speed 2 on Wednesday. All good. Wednesday evening ate roast pork with Nick then I went out for a drink with my friend Alan and a bunch of others, to celebrate Al's birthday. Then I went for a smoke with my friends Beth and Kate, borrowed a bunch of cd's off them and went home to watch telly with Nick.
Thursday 3rd Feb
Have just realised I have yet another 2000 word essay to do before next friday, and that I can't pay the rent. (again). I think i'm gonna have to sell the motorbike, since i can't afford to insure the thing anyway. Ah well. The money will come in mighty handy. Am going to apply for a visa to India so that I can go out and see mojo in April. She's paying for me to go. How nice is that? I love that girl.
Oh well, time to get off and do some work I guess. Take it easy all.
"I believe the cost of life is Death and we will all pay that in full. Everything else should be a gift. We paid the cover charge of life, we were born."
Bill Hicks, February 1988
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"On the tenth of January Mojo flew to India. I will not see her until June. As a result I have given up shaving until then. I now have a beard. "
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Please, please can I have a picture of you in a beard? This I just have to see.
RosieMary
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Thursday [cont]
Ok, so Brad and Gerald came over early evening, as did Alan. Mucked about for a bit, then went out to the pub with Al and a bunch of others and Brad and Gerald went back to Brads. Whilst in the pub, we sat on the floor, by the table football. One of my friends (Harriet) grabbed one of the pole things that impale the little football men, and slid it really hard. It hit me in the eyebrow, which f*ckin hurt, and made me bleed. I found it quite amusing, especially the look on Harry's face - she looked so guilt-ridden! I went outside and had a spliff, and washed the blood off my eye.
I then bimbled home and Adam and Ollie came over. We sat and smoked and listened to music til about half 6, when they left, and I went to the shop to buy some cereal (Fruit n Fibre, woohoo!)
Popped into college on the way back, partly to do this, but partly to see if the finance office is open. (It isn't)
Will probably go home and sleep in a minute, which means my sleep pattern will be screwed again, but you can't have everything.
Thank crunchie it's Friday. Or any other deity that you choose to believe in.
Thursday [cont]
Ok, so Brad and Gerald came over early evening, as did Alan. Mucked about for a bit, then went out to the pub with Al and a bunch of others and Brad and Gerald went back to Brads. Whilst in the pub, we sat on the floor, by the table football. One of my friends (Harriet) grabbed one of the pole things that impale the little football men, and slid it really hard. It hit me in the eyebrow, which f*ckin hurt, and made me bleed. I found it quite amusing, especially the look on Harry's face - she looked so guilt-ridden! I went outside and had a spliff, and washed the blood off my eye.
I then bimbled home and Adam and Ollie came over. We sat and smoked and listened to music til about half 6, when they left, and I went to the shop to buy some cereal (Fruit n Fibre, woohoo!)
Popped into college on the way back, partly to do this, but partly to see if the finance office is open. (It isn't)
Will probably go home and sleep in a minute, which means my sleep pattern will be screwed again, but you can't have everything.
Thank crunchie it's Friday. Or any other deity that you choose to believe in.
"I believe the cost of life is Death and we will all pay that in full. Everything else should be a gift. We paid the cover charge of life, we were born."
Bill Hicks, February 1988
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Hmm. Now, what did I do on Friday? I think I sat about playing playstation all night, and then slept all day Saturday.
Saturday 05th February
In an attempt to get time to move faster, so that Mojo will come back quicker, I spent the whole day in bed. Woke up (about 4pm) to a text from my friend Vick inviting me to a party. Got up, showered and dressed, and went into town to sort a) green, b) booze and c) food. Came back home and cooked Chili. Turned heat off from under chili, intending to heat it up once everyone who was coming over had gone.
Brad, Gerald, Alan and Alans gf (who's name I've totally forgotten) came over, as did a few others (popping in and out, ya know
) and we sat around talking, listening to music, smoking etc til about 9. I decided to reheat the chili, then started playing GTA. BAD MOVE! Predictably, the lovely chili got burnt, (only a little) but it's a cautionary tale against playstations.
About 10 I wandered down into town and went to the party. T'was quite a relaxed affair, lots of sitting/standing around talking, drinking and smoking. Well, actually, not that much smoking. It was really hard giving away joints. Most people seem to have given up! Most bizarre.
Played with my contact ball for a bit, drank some more, chatted to some people I'd never met before, and left about 4am and bimbled home. Lay around (you guessed it) til about 8am then went to sleep.
Sunday 6th
Woke up at 12pm. Made a cup of tea and had a spliff, then lay prone under the covers til about 5pm. Got up and washed, etc. Had some pasta. Found out about yet another party. Went to that one. Similar arrangement as before, but a different location. Found a guitar, and planted myself on a sofa until about 3am, then wandered home to play videogames til the early hours.
Damn I'm so sad.
Hmm. Now, what did I do on Friday? I think I sat about playing playstation all night, and then slept all day Saturday.
Saturday 05th February
In an attempt to get time to move faster, so that Mojo will come back quicker, I spent the whole day in bed. Woke up (about 4pm) to a text from my friend Vick inviting me to a party. Got up, showered and dressed, and went into town to sort a) green, b) booze and c) food. Came back home and cooked Chili. Turned heat off from under chili, intending to heat it up once everyone who was coming over had gone.
Brad, Gerald, Alan and Alans gf (who's name I've totally forgotten) came over, as did a few others (popping in and out, ya know
) and we sat around talking, listening to music, smoking etc til about 9. I decided to reheat the chili, then started playing GTA. BAD MOVE! Predictably, the lovely chili got burnt, (only a little) but it's a cautionary tale against playstations. About 10 I wandered down into town and went to the party. T'was quite a relaxed affair, lots of sitting/standing around talking, drinking and smoking. Well, actually, not that much smoking. It was really hard giving away joints. Most people seem to have given up! Most bizarre.
Played with my contact ball for a bit, drank some more, chatted to some people I'd never met before, and left about 4am and bimbled home. Lay around (you guessed it) til about 8am then went to sleep.
Sunday 6th
Woke up at 12pm. Made a cup of tea and had a spliff, then lay prone under the covers til about 5pm. Got up and washed, etc. Had some pasta. Found out about yet another party. Went to that one. Similar arrangement as before, but a different location. Found a guitar, and planted myself on a sofa until about 3am, then wandered home to play videogames til the early hours.
Damn I'm so sad.
"I believe the cost of life is Death and we will all pay that in full. Everything else should be a gift. We paid the cover charge of life, we were born."
Bill Hicks, February 1988
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Monday 7th Feb
Woke up about 3ish. Did some work: a report on a seminar presentation I gave a while ago. I couldn't think how to start it, then I just got stoned and wrote it as if I was writing in this - couldn't have been simpler.
Nick and I got a curry in the evening, from a place in Penryn that advertised itself as a "Contemporary" Indian takeaway. I assume that means the food isn't transported through time from the 19th century the way it is at other establishments. Fair play though, the Lamb Balti was pretty damn good. You can never get an NUS discount on deliveries though, which is silly.
Lay about and played Final Fantasy all night.
Tuesday 8th
5am Rang Mojo, just to have a chat as I was awake. She was just heading off to the beach for a swim. Heh. Lucky her. I returned to bed and read and smoked, falling asleep about 12pm.
6.30pm Woke up to my phone ringing, then dying. Hauled myself out of bed and got showered just in time for about 25 million people to descend on me. I dispensed with them and was left with Brad and Gerald, who hung around for a bit, smoking and playing PS2. They left, I ate scrambled eggs, and then I played all night again.
Wednesday 9th
I am still awake. I had to come into college to email that bit of work to my lecturer anyway, so I figured I'd update here before heading home to bed for the day. Fairly soon, the beard's gonna have to go, as it's very annoying.
Spread the love.
Monday 7th Feb
Woke up about 3ish. Did some work: a report on a seminar presentation I gave a while ago. I couldn't think how to start it, then I just got stoned and wrote it as if I was writing in this - couldn't have been simpler.
Nick and I got a curry in the evening, from a place in Penryn that advertised itself as a "Contemporary" Indian takeaway. I assume that means the food isn't transported through time from the 19th century the way it is at other establishments. Fair play though, the Lamb Balti was pretty damn good. You can never get an NUS discount on deliveries though, which is silly.
Lay about and played Final Fantasy all night.
Tuesday 8th
5am Rang Mojo, just to have a chat as I was awake. She was just heading off to the beach for a swim. Heh. Lucky her. I returned to bed and read and smoked, falling asleep about 12pm.
6.30pm Woke up to my phone ringing, then dying. Hauled myself out of bed and got showered just in time for about 25 million people to descend on me. I dispensed with them and was left with Brad and Gerald, who hung around for a bit, smoking and playing PS2. They left, I ate scrambled eggs, and then I played all night again.
Wednesday 9th
I am still awake. I had to come into college to email that bit of work to my lecturer anyway, so I figured I'd update here before heading home to bed for the day.
Fairly soon, the beard's gonna have to go, as it's very annoying.Spread the love.
"I believe the cost of life is Death and we will all pay that in full. Everything else should be a gift. We paid the cover charge of life, we were born."
Bill Hicks, February 1988
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Can we have a piccy of the beard. You'll be gutted if you don't get proof of it!
Can we have a piccy of the beard. You'll be gutted if you don't get proof of it!
Gayle.....!
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You have to keep the beard until Falmouth meet! We have to get to see it, braid it, dread it and generally annoy you by tugging it...... if you shave it off before then it wouldn't be fair!
You have to keep the beard until Falmouth meet! We have to get to see it, braid it, dread it and generally annoy you by tugging it...... if you shave it off before then it wouldn't be fair!
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I keep meaning to update this and not getting the time. Very briefly, I spent last weekend with the kids, made some cakes and biscuits and stuff. My dad came down Sunday and took them out for a bit.
College started again on Monday, and I'm working like a dog.
Had a burn on the beach - the first one of the year. Was pretty good, developed a bit of new staff stuff and singed my hair a couple of times.
Just been appointed joint editor of the college news website for the coming semester. This is good, but means i have LOTS of work to do.
I keep meaning to update this and not getting the time. Very briefly, I spent last weekend with the kids, made some cakes and biscuits and stuff. My dad came down Sunday and took them out for a bit.
College started again on Monday, and I'm working like a dog.
Had a burn on the beach - the first one of the year. Was pretty good, developed a bit of new staff stuff and singed my hair a couple of times.
Just been appointed joint editor of the college news website for the coming semester. This is good, but means i have LOTS of work to do.
"I believe the cost of life is Death and we will all pay that in full. Everything else should be a gift. We paid the cover charge of life, we were born."
Bill Hicks, February 1988
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Well done Mags!
That's great experience... horrible amount of work... but it'll be great for when you finish college.
Good luck and have fun
Take care
Clare x
Well done Mags!
That's great experience... horrible amount of work... but it'll be great for when you finish college.
Good luck and have fun
Take care
Clare x
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Hey Mags, well done on the magazine job, good to see your keeping yourself busy! am still hoping to get down to Falmouth, would be mad to meet you having read ur diary for a bit and chatted to you a littler bit! Hope everythings going ok.
Hey Mags, well done on the magazine job, good to see your keeping yourself busy! am still hoping to get down to Falmouth, would be mad to meet you having read ur diary for a bit and chatted to you a littler bit! Hope everythings going ok.
Whatever it is, If it makes you happy and you're not hurting anybody then you are making the world a better place.
The world always looks nicer when you're spinning.
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I've just seen the beard! I knew a man who looked just like that once. I wonder why you look so very like him? 
I'd like to see a pic without the hood, they are so sinister! BTW, how is the online editing going? I'm an experienced online proof-reader, see www.warriorlibrarian.com, that's the one I pf for.
With love
I've just seen the beard! I knew a man who looked just like that once. I wonder why you look so very like him? I'd like to see a pic without the hood, they are so sinister! BTW, how is the online editing going? I'm an experienced online proof-reader, see www.warriorlibrarian.com, that's the one I pf for.
With love
RosieMary
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Thursday 17th March - St Paddy's Day
Woke up about 12pm. Had a cuppa and a smoke, then jumped in the shower and got dressed. Sat and read through some Labour Party policy statements as I'm due to interview the local Labour MP, Ms Candy Atherton at half 4 this avo. I interviewed the Lib Dem candidate yesterday, and the Tory guy last Friday, all part of a larger piece I'm writing on the upcoming election.
The last month or so has been fairly dull, an ongoing round of trying to find work, trying to do college work, and trying to make a living out of thin air (and horticulture.)
I'm glad I shaved the beard off though, it looked silly, and felt bloody horrible. Wierd thing though - my stubble is now a lot darker than it was before. Hmmm. Not sure it's a good thing, but hardly worth worrying about.
Last Tuesday was the last Circus Skills session of this term (we break up tomorrow until the 25th of April!) and it's interesting how the numbers have dwindled. Not that I'm particularly bothered, it's what we expected to happen. The one's who've stuck at it are getting really good, hopefully some of you will meet the new breed of Foulmouth spinner when you get here next week.
Brad got a car, a dark blue VW Polo, and I've been fully exploiting him by getting him to drive me around places. He doesn't seem to mind, it's all good driving practice for him.
I should go, I need to work out some better interview questions.
Take it easy all.
Thursday 17th March - St Paddy's Day
Woke up about 12pm. Had a cuppa and a smoke, then jumped in the shower and got dressed. Sat and read through some Labour Party policy statements as I'm due to interview the local Labour MP, Ms Candy Atherton at half 4 this avo. I interviewed the Lib Dem candidate yesterday, and the Tory guy last Friday, all part of a larger piece I'm writing on the upcoming election.
The last month or so has been fairly dull, an ongoing round of trying to find work, trying to do college work, and trying to make a living out of thin air (and horticulture.)
I'm glad I shaved the beard off though, it looked silly, and felt bloody horrible. Wierd thing though - my stubble is now a lot darker than it was before. Hmmm. Not sure it's a good thing, but hardly worth worrying about.
Last Tuesday was the last Circus Skills session of this term (we break up tomorrow until the 25th of April!) and it's interesting how the numbers have dwindled. Not that I'm particularly bothered, it's what we expected to happen. The one's who've stuck at it are getting really good, hopefully some of you will meet the new breed of Foulmouth spinner when you get here next week.
Brad got a car, a dark blue VW Polo, and I've been fully exploiting him by getting him to drive me around places. He doesn't seem to mind, it's all good driving practice for him.
I should go, I need to work out some better interview questions.
Take it easy all.
"I believe the cost of life is Death and we will all pay that in full. Everything else should be a gift. We paid the cover charge of life, we were born."
Bill Hicks, February 1988
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Nice one... well done on the work!!
Don't let the politicians weedle out of answering the questions... slippery folk.
Have fun
Nice one... well done on the work!!
Don't let the politicians weedle out of answering the questions... slippery folk.
Have fun
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Sunday 20th March
Well, the interview with the Labour MP went ok, although she categorically told me the government was NOT planning a u-turn on cannabis 2 days before they announced that they were thinking of just that. Still, i think there's some good material on there. Should have it all written up by tomorrow.
I didn't mention before, but our half-band played a sort-of-gig last Wednesday, at the Jacob's Ladder. I played acoustic, Adam played electric and Loz sang, with a bit of screamy backing from me. We played three of our new songs, Button Up, Yawn and The Cinematic Blues, all of which are quite cool (in my opinion.) Seemed to go down ok anyway. We're trying to get hold of a drummer that A) has a drum kit, B) isn't in 3 other bands, and C) isn't addicted to Crystal Meth. Not sure about a name yet, but we're working under the name Velcro. Not sure if it'll stick.
I came to Lanson on Friday - train to Bodmin, then lift from Mark the rest of the way - to see the girls. Their chicken pox, which kinda blighted Izzy's 6th birthday, have cleared up, apart from a few little marks that will fall off fairly soon. Spent Saturday going to the park, and cleaning ice cream off their faces. Bought them some easter eggs for next week as well.
Saturday night Simon, Hannah, Lara, Thom and Josh came over. Apparently they have met, through Josh's sister Beth, a certain Mr D.AllStar, lately of Notts, soon to be visiting Falmouth. Funny quite how f*cking small the world is innit?
Today Izzy had a birthday party to go to, so we walked down and dropped her off and then Rhe and I went round to Hannah's house and hung with her and Simon for a bit. Took Rhe to the park for a bit and let her run around while I chatted to Mojo on the phone. I can't wait to get out to India and see her, it's driving me nuts!
This evening Simon and I watched The Negotiator, with Sam Jackson and Kev Spacey. Good movie, bit cheesy, but cool. I've been playing backgammon since, and chatting to poips on MSN about Fal3. Rebooted Tamsyn's PC as well, as it had a virus on it that was preventing anyone from using the net. Problem solved now.
I should go to bed in a minute, I have to be up early to take Iz to school and Rhe to nursery, then tidy this place up and get down to Mark's to get a lift back to Bodmin and on to Falmouth. Got to get a bit of work done, sort out my work experience and get some more wood sorted for the weekend.
Take it easy all, have a good week.
Sunday 20th March
Well, the interview with the Labour MP went ok, although she categorically told me the government was NOT planning a u-turn on cannabis 2 days before they announced that they were thinking of just that. Still, i think there's some good material on there. Should have it all written up by tomorrow.
I didn't mention before, but our half-band played a sort-of-gig last Wednesday, at the Jacob's Ladder. I played acoustic, Adam played electric and Loz sang, with a bit of screamy backing from me. We played three of our new songs, Button Up, Yawn and The Cinematic Blues, all of which are quite cool (in my opinion.) Seemed to go down ok anyway. We're trying to get hold of a drummer that A) has a drum kit, B) isn't in 3 other bands, and C) isn't addicted to Crystal Meth. Not sure about a name yet, but we're working under the name Velcro. Not sure if it'll stick.
I came to Lanson on Friday - train to Bodmin, then lift from Mark the rest of the way - to see the girls. Their chicken pox, which kinda blighted Izzy's 6th birthday, have cleared up, apart from a few little marks that will fall off fairly soon. Spent Saturday going to the park, and cleaning ice cream off their faces. Bought them some easter eggs for next week as well.
Saturday night Simon, Hannah, Lara, Thom and Josh came over. Apparently they have met, through Josh's sister Beth, a certain Mr D.AllStar, lately of Notts, soon to be visiting Falmouth. Funny quite how f*cking small the world is innit?
Today Izzy had a birthday party to go to, so we walked down and dropped her off and then Rhe and I went round to Hannah's house and hung with her and Simon for a bit. Took Rhe to the park for a bit and let her run around while I chatted to Mojo on the phone. I can't wait to get out to India and see her, it's driving me nuts!
This evening Simon and I watched The Negotiator, with Sam Jackson and Kev Spacey. Good movie, bit cheesy, but cool. I've been playing backgammon since, and chatting to poips on MSN about Fal3. Rebooted Tamsyn's PC as well, as it had a virus on it that was preventing anyone from using the net. Problem solved now.
I should go to bed in a minute, I have to be up early to take Iz to school and Rhe to nursery, then tidy this place up and get down to Mark's to get a lift back to Bodmin and on to Falmouth. Got to get a bit of work done, sort out my work experience and get some more wood sorted for the weekend.
Take it easy all, have a good week.
"I believe the cost of life is Death and we will all pay that in full. Everything else should be a gift. We paid the cover charge of life, we were born."
Bill Hicks, February 1988
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its soooooooon.
its soooooooon.
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"but we're working under the name Velcro. Not sure if it'll stick"
for bad joke telling
See you soon mister
x
"but we're working under the name Velcro. Not sure if it'll stick"
for bad joke telling See you soon mister
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Monday 21st March
I'm back in Falmouth. It's raining. The two Polish girls who are living in our house for the next 3 months have completely tidied everything and moved it all about. Looks nice, but i can't find any of my things!
Am finding it very hard to sleep at night. Feel like there's a little ball of stress sitting in my gut like a hot coal. Am worried about pretty much everything in my life. I can't afford to buy food today, but i got a bottle of milk, and I've got some Fruit n Fibre at home. Mmmm. Fruit n Fibre rules. Speshly now they've put apple in it.
Of course, I am still raising money, but as you can imagine, I'm worried about getting caught doing that too. I just need to get to India, see Mojo, then everything will be ok. I'll stop as soon as i get back. Damn, I'm hopeless, I really am.
Two things: read this book - it's incredible.
Read this - and laugh til it hurts.
Love you all.
Monday 21st March
I'm back in Falmouth. It's raining. The two Polish girls who are living in our house for the next 3 months have completely tidied everything and moved it all about. Looks nice, but i can't find any of my things!
Am finding it very hard to sleep at night. Feel like there's a little ball of stress sitting in my gut like a hot coal. Am worried about pretty much everything in my life. I can't afford to buy food today, but i got a bottle of milk, and I've got some Fruit n Fibre at home. Mmmm. Fruit n Fibre rules. Speshly now they've put apple in it.
Of course, I am still raising money, but as you can imagine, I'm worried about getting caught doing that too. I just need to get to India, see Mojo, then everything will be ok. I'll stop as soon as i get back. Damn, I'm hopeless, I really am.
Two things: read this book - it's incredible.
Read this - and laugh til it hurts.
Love you all.
"I believe the cost of life is Death and we will all pay that in full. Everything else should be a gift. We paid the cover charge of life, we were born."
Bill Hicks, February 1988
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mate.. i would say:
have one of there and dont worry about anything until after Falmouth.
mate.. i would say:
have one of there
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Wednesday 23rd March
Yesterday was housemate Nick's birthday. He cooked a massiv spag bol and invited a bunch of people over. We ate, drank, ate some more, drank some more, then went to the pub and drank even more. It was folk night, and the guy who runs it always asks for people to get up and play, so i did a couple of songs for a laugh, and got a free pint. Yay. Nick rang a taxi to take him from the pub to the Spar to get 3 bags full of alcohol, (red wine, white wine, vodka, whiskey, mixers and beer) back to our house to drop it off, and then back to the pub.
Basically, we went home and drank it. Not too sure about the finer points. Or if there were any finer points. Ah well.
All is ready for the weekend, i think. The weather forecast says it's gonna rain on alternate days. Just to be wacky.
Roll on the summer.
Wednesday 23rd March
Yesterday was housemate Nick's birthday. He cooked a massiv spag bol and invited a bunch of people over. We ate, drank, ate some more, drank some more, then went to the pub and drank even more. It was folk night, and the guy who runs it always asks for people to get up and play, so i did a couple of songs for a laugh, and got a free pint. Yay. Nick rang a taxi to take him from the pub to the Spar to get 3 bags full of alcohol, (red wine, white wine, vodka, whiskey, mixers and beer) back to our house to drop it off, and then back to the pub.
Basically, we went home and drank it. Not too sure about the finer points. Or if there were any finer points. Ah well.
All is ready for the weekend, i think. The weather forecast says it's gonna rain on alternate days. Just to be wacky.
Roll on the summer.
"I believe the cost of life is Death and we will all pay that in full. Everything else should be a gift. We paid the cover charge of life, we were born."
Bill Hicks, February 1988
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big and good and broken
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big and good and broken
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Location: lunn dunn, yoo kay, United Kingdom
Posted:
i did indeed laugh till it hurt.
cheers for that (and see ya tomorrow),
cole. x
Written by: Mags The Jedi
Read this - and laugh til it hurts.
i did indeed laugh till it hurt.
cheers for that (and see ya tomorrow
),cole. x
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i come to 'dis cafe quite a lot myself.
they do porridge."
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playing the days away
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Location: The Middle lands, United Kingdom
playing the days away
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Location: The Middle lands, United Kingdom
Posted:
Wicked!
Mags I hope you've been keeping your vocal chords nice and warmed up for beach time entertainments!
See you tomorrow.....or maybe Friday
Wicked! Mags I hope you've been keeping your vocal chords nice and warmed up for beach time entertainments!
See you tomorrow.....or maybe Friday
Let's relight this forum 
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Posted:
hey dude... although i'm not able to make it down to falmouth this weekend i did get stranded in launceston for a few days a little while ago where i met some people you apparently know: hannah, craig and simon... apparently you used to go out with one of their sisters or something? interesting fact of the day for you...
hey dude... although i'm not able to make it down to falmouth this weekend i did get stranded in launceston for a few days a little while ago where i met some people you apparently know: hannah, craig and simon... apparently you used to go out with one of their sisters or something? interesting fact of the day for you...
It is our fantasies that make us real. Without our fantasies we're just a blank monkey' - Terry Pratchett
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playing the days away
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Location: The Middle lands, United Kingdom
playing the days away
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Location: The Middle lands, United Kingdom
Posted:
And yet he still didn't make it down the Falmouth
And yet he still didn't make it down the Falmouth
Let's relight this forum
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Still wiggling
5,967 posts
Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland (UK)
Still wiggling
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Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland (UK)
Posted:
Mags,
You're a legend... thanks so much for organising the weekend I had a great time - garth taught me how to do flowers (needs practice) and Durbs taught me how to shimmy (needs much much practice).
It was great to meet you finally....
Take care mister, hopfeully see you again soon
Love and hugs
Clare xxx
Mags,
You're a legend... thanks so much for organising the weekend I had a great time - garth taught me how to do flowers (needs practice) and Durbs taught me how to shimmy (needs much much practice).
It was great to meet you finally....
Take care mister, hopfeully see you again soon
Love and hugs
Clare xxx
Getting to the other side
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Carpal \'Tunnel
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Location: Austin, Texas, USA
Carpal \'Tunnel
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Location: Austin, Texas, USA
Posted:
Mags is THE MAN!!!!
Falmouth 3 was spectacular!!!
Mags is THE MAN!!!!
Falmouth 3 was spectacular!!!
-v-
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Location: Manchester, United Kingdom
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Location: Manchester, United Kingdom
Posted:
thanks for organising it all and for teaching me that bit of contact staff inbetween talking about will's man-whore-y-ness and making Stroo and her friend (not going to attempt to spell her name) look very uncomfortable.
you are a dude
see you next falmouth
thanks for organising it all and for teaching me that bit of contact staff inbetween talking about will's man-whore-y-ness and making Stroo and her friend (not going to attempt to spell her name) look very uncomfortable.
you are a dude
see you next falmouth
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Wandering by lone sea-breakers, And sitting by desolate streams;
World-losers and world-forsakers, On whom the pale moon gleams;
We are the movers and shakers of the world for ever, it seems.
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Fool
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Location: Cornwall, UK
Fool
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Location: Cornwall, UK
Posted:
Actually, I still am going out with Hannah's cousin, Morwenna. So, what's yer excuse fer not making it to Fal then eh?
I will do a diary update of the weekend at some point, probably tomorrow. Til then, take it easy all.
Written by: duballstar
hey dude... although i'm not able to make it down to falmouth this weekend i did get stranded in launceston for a few days a little while ago where i met some people you apparently know: hannah, craig and simon... apparently you used to go out with one of their sisters or something? interesting fact of the day for you...
Actually, I still am going out with Hannah's cousin, Morwenna. So, what's yer excuse fer not making it to Fal then eh?
I will do a diary update of the weekend at some point, probably tomorrow. Til then, take it easy all.
"I believe the cost of life is Death and we will all pay that in full. Everything else should be a gift. We paid the cover charge of life, we were born."
Bill Hicks, February 1988
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Location: South Wales
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Location: South Wales
Posted:
Cheers mate.
thank you.
Merci.
Dankeshun.
That was one of the best weekends I havve had in a loooooong time, and it was all down to one mans vision.
Cheers mate for everything you have done this weekend. You are a true legend, and I really truely enjoy every minute I am in your presence. I *really* wish I saw your more often. I will talk to my friend about some Hydrochloric for you and will let you know the score.
See you around mate.
And give Brad a kiss ON THE LIIPS from me, and tell him his help with the fires was most appreciated by all, but mainly by me. Then tell him to skin up
Cheers mate.
thank you.
Merci.
Dankeshun.
That was one of the best weekends I havve had in a loooooong time, and it was all down to one mans vision.
Cheers mate for everything you have done this weekend. You are a true legend, and I really truely enjoy every minute I am in your presence. I *really* wish I saw your more often. I will talk to my friend about some Hydrochloric for you and will let you know the score.
See you around mate.
And give Brad a kiss ON THE LIIPS from me, and tell him his help with the fires was most appreciated by all, but mainly by me. Then tell him to skin up
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old hand
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Location: Berlin, Germany
old hand
863 posts
Location: Berlin, Germany
Posted:
Danke schön baby danke schön.... *wonders if she should sing*
thanks a lot and loads of hugs...
Danke schön baby danke schön.... *wonders if she should sing*
thanks a lot and loads of hugs...
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Carpal \'Tunnel
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Location: Oxfordshire/Wiltshire, United Kingdom
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Location: Oxfordshire/Wiltshire, United Kingdom
Posted:
Hey!! Was good to see you after all this time, u still make me giggle just as much! Thank you for singing the song.... after all the begging! haha I never saw u again to give u the photo of u singing from Fal 2 - pm me your addy and i can send it on its way! xxx
Hey!! Was good to see you after all this time, u still make me giggle just as much! Thank you for singing the song.... after all the begging! haha I never saw u again to give u the photo of u singing from Fal 2 - pm me your addy and i can send it on its way! xxx
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