Nice people thread part 8 - worth the wait

fc123

got to sleep now.....this evening I got 2 tickets for Book of Mormon for tomorrow night......I couldn't believe my luck as it has sold out until mid July so I was going to book them for then but I went on the theatres own website and there were about 12 seats in the circle right in the middle up for grabs.

I can't remember the last time we went to the theatre.....maybe 2 years ago?

It's going to be a culture filled week...I can feel it
Nite all........LIR let me know about Cowshed as I can get it tomo.

lostinrates

zagubov wrote: »

I hope your decision can be delayed and she gets more time.


Crikey lir, you don't sugar-coat it much.

The only thing(s) you haven't mentioned are the regular earthquakes releasing the lions from the inadequately locked petting zoo/ the rusting condemned nuclear power plant subsiding into the plague pit/ sewage farm next to the town centre leper colony / annual serial killers convention every christmas.
A right old Royston Vasey by the sound of it.:eek:

Haha, nope. Not a sugar coater generally. Sometimes I do have the sense to shut up. Not today it seems.
There are plenty of worse places, it's just. this is about a bad as it gets in wilts. It has advantages....not least its very easy to get to other places from!


Interestingly, there is no m and s in the area. I find that annoying when I have a hosiery crisis.

lostinrates

fc123 wrote: »

got to sleep now.....this evening I got 2 tickets for Book of Mormon for tomorrow night......I couldn't believe my luck as it has sold out until mid July so I was going to book them for then but I went on the theatres own website and there were about 12 seats in the circle right in the middle up for grabs.

I can't remember the last time we went to the theatre.....maybe 2 years ago?

It's going to be a culture filled week...I can feel it
Nite all........LIR let me know about Cowshed as I can get it tomo.

Thanks or the lovely offer FC. It's ok though, I think I'll get the the romantically named ' Jason' vitamin e oil tomorrow, that usually does wonders, though its infinitely more prosaic! (While Jason. Is a nice name I do not get its appeal as a brand of organic toiletries and cosmetics.) I just find it odd to rub Jason on my face. . Seems somehow...inappropriate , Rofl.

Nikkster

Jason! What a brilliant name for skincare : rofl:

Hope Jason sorts you out lir

PasturesNew

fc123 wrote: »

How bizarre...must be a psychological thing because if it was because he had no loo he would just out it in a bin, not take it to a public place and abandon it.

I always got the impression he arrived, sat down .... pulled out a bag discretely from his pocket, did his business, dropped the bag to the floor - and at the end of the day he left.... leaving the bag behind. He didn't walk in with it already produced.

Spirit_2

PasturesNew wrote: »

I always got the impression he arrived, sat down .... pulled out a bag discretely from his pocket, did his business, dropped the bag to the floor - and at the end of the day he left.... leaving the bag behind. He didn't walk in with it already produced.

Starting to feel quite lucky that I do not know what this is about.


edit: Just read back a bit...sadly much better informed. Although thinking about it logically, the FC situation is no worse than cleaning up after my dog if he does his necessaries out on a walk. However the Viva situation is vile.

I was looking for a 'loo' solution when we took our camper to Glastonbury a few years ago. One of those I found was a cardboard box with a hole in it and plastic bags to fit. It was called (I think) a S h ! t box. Mr Pointed out that cardboard was not going to retain its integrity and support the sitter if it was on the wet/muddy ground.

vivatifosi

fc123 wrote: »

got to sleep now.....this evening I got 2 tickets for Book of Mormon for tomorrow night......I couldn't believe my luck as it has sold out until mid July so I was going to book them for then but I went on the theatres own website and there were about 12 seats in the circle right in the middle up for grabs.

I really want to see that fc.... Please let me know what you think. Reviews are all very well, but they are much better when they come from people you know and trust and not some bloke who works for the newspaper.

My understanding is that the Mormons took an 'if you can't beat them, join them' view of the play, and have even put an ad in the programme saying that the real book is even better. Which stuck me as pretty cool really, though I still don't want to be retrospectively baptised when I die.

vivatifosi

PasturesNew wrote: »

I always got the impression he arrived, sat down .... pulled out a bag discretely from his pocket, did his business, dropped the bag to the floor - and at the end of the day he left.... leaving the bag behind. He didn't walk in with it already produced.

It was in the computer area. To put not to fine a point on things at first I thought someone had spilt Lucozade in a bag, but when I picket it up to put it in the bin the smell wasn't Lucozade. We didn't have public toilets there, though there were toilets all of a couple of minutes away. It wasn't as if we worked in the wilderness. Some people I think are obsessive about the amount of time they have on the computers and must use it all at any cost. I should add, it wasn't a large amount, thank goodness.

BertieUK

lostinrates wrote: »

There are plenty of worse places, it's just. this is about a bad as it gets in wilts. It has advantages....not least its very easy to get to other places from!


Interestingly, there is no m and s in the area. I find that annoying when I have a hosiery crisis.

We hope that your day will be a positive one to care for all of your needs and that it may bring comfort in many ways to all that are in need, I sound like a Pastor delivering his sermon this early in the morning.

Just giving your good self and other NP's an update where we had thoughts of settling down, the places that we are interested in are Frome, Warminster, Westbury and Trowbridge.

One of the main reasons for change is that we would like to be in a town where we had the option of travelling in more that three directions without travelling over the same ground all of the time.

Where we are now, as pretty as it is, it is on the coast which has its limitations for travel and we would like to take days out to fill our time together.:)

SingleSue

Well, youngest has got to 15 and still he can't cope with birthdays...you would think he would have been used to the routine by now.

Open other presents down at my parents, blow candles out on cake, simple! Nope, open other presents under duress and try to escape before candle blowing commences and be in a thoroughly bad mood the entire time.

He doesn't 'do' social gatherings....

Two negatives on my new job hunting push already, bums! Who the blooming hell is going to take me on when a minimum wage retail job who are not particularly fussy about who they have says no?