Fillers, fillers, fillers!!! Everyone Learns IT Eventually

vanilla_twist

Been trying to watch season 3 of The Walking Dead on pollystream. First 2 episodes played fine but 3rd was constantly buffereing.
Anyone know a site I can watch this on. No access to netfix and lovefilm only has season 1 and 2.
V x

Jelly_Biactol

(my musical mind is all over the place at the moment)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkumhBVPGdg&feature=kp
'Sweet Jane' by the Velvet Underground
Me? I'm in a rock 'n' roll band...

purpledonkey

David. wrote: »

Get a plan write it down and go for it
Not a lot you can do about that unless you think you can sort your finances in the next 6 months then apply Monday
Seriously if you are not ploughing loads of money into it which I am guessing you wouldn't be at the start do something you are passionate about which you obviously are :cool:

Right I will shut up now

I appreciate it, I kind of needed someone to kick me up the ar*e and get on with it (not in a whole chicken, kinky way )

zagubov

No-Feed-Elite. wrote: »

Who was it had fame for saying => "Never be too 'aisty!" :rotfl:

Charlie Drake maybe? (If anyone can remember that far back?)

Hello Mr Peeeeoooooooooooooo!

purpledonkey wrote: »

Pretty terrible, this week I received rejections from 3 retailers, 1 warehouse, 2 film companies and 1 for a job I didn't even apply for! Ironic really as I was joking last week about getting pre-emptive rejections. Still smiling though

You alright?

I graduated in 1981 which was a very stupid idea. I fired off 160 + applications for jobs/further courses and over the next year got five interviews, the last one getting me a post. I just kept refining the letter (and did voluntary work to update my experience).

Just keep it up, pd, and try not to be put off.

Incidentally can you do sugarcraft. Years ago it was one of the main shortage skills the Aussies were trying to recruit, if you're prepared to consider further afield.

Anyhoo, anybody remember this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xA8tUUrSTIw

David.

purpledonkey wrote: »

I appreciate it, I kind of needed someone to kick me up the ar*e and get on with it (not in a whole chicken, kinky way )

Do It what have you got to lose

David.

Right pd sorted whose next :rotfl:

fairclaire

David. wrote: »

fc stock up DM is demanding or so I have heard
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/steam-iron-3-99-online-instore-poundstretcher-1841151

be careful what you believe but £3.99 is a good pice for him :rotfl:

purpledonkey

David. wrote: »

Do It what have you got to lose

My sanity and my arm. Oh wait, that's Star Wars, never mind

zagubov wrote: »

Hello Mr Peeeeoooooooooooooo!


I graduated in 1981 which was a very stupid idea. I fired off 160 + applications for jobs/further courses and over the next year got five interviews, the last one getting me a post. I just kept refining the letter (and did voluntary work to update my experience).

Just keep it up, pd, and try not to be put off.

Incidentally can you do sugarcraft. Years ago it was one of the main shortage skills the Aussies were trying to recruit, if you're prepared to consider further afield.

Anyhoo, anybody remember this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xA8tUUrSTIw

Sort of, definitely something I need to master. I'm not put off, just more baffled at the moment. I have up to 18 days work coming up at Ideal Home so I will look again during that

Jelly_Biactol

EMMAP wrote: »

Evening all! Back from Derby.

purpledonkey wrote: »

Completely off topic

Good evening / good morning PD and EmP:)

fairclaire

vanilla_twist wrote: »

FC that is really good news your oh leaving the house today. It took a long time to get him as far as the beach first time round so I do believe just the fact he was willing to leave the house means his low is not as low as it has been before.
This friend, is he the one who joined you on holiday in august and cooked 'pig' on the beach but sausages for ds2? He sounded like a gem then às obviously understands your oh and ds2.

I saw my dad go through years of depression but I feel he was slightly depressed and then put on va4ious drugs that didnt suit him. 11 years ago the cardiac specialist told him therè was no more they could do for his heart. He suddenly lifted himself out of his bad state of mind, got off the meds, lithium and diasazepan, and started living each day as if it was his last. Huge transformation.

Still not completely caught up but met my sister at Lakeside ikea today as she collected dad to avoid me doing the 300 mile round trip.
I was after a Malm double chest but they have stopped doing the mid brown that would match my other stuff so not sure what to get now.
Was a long afternoon as dad wanted to look round the whole place. Ended up very mse and only spent £24
V x

You have such a good memory! yes that's the same guy!