OneWingedBird
Beloved of Ra
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You can trade 5 karmas in for 1 chameleon
He's a man without conviction.
Apart from that time he handcuffed the rent boy to the radiator.
You can trade 5 karmas in for 1 chameleon
On the first day of a new job my admin asst was late. I was already suspicious because my new boss had made a point of saying in a defensive tone several times how helpful she was and how much I would like her. She arrived after a half hour and told the room how fast she had driven, and whose junker she had clipped while parking. Which was mine. Didn't last long.
Lol .. Lb! .. where have you been hiding mate? ..On the first day of a new job my admin asst was late. I was already suspicious because my new boss had made a point of saying in a defensive tone several times how helpful she was and how much I would like her. She arrived after a half hour and told the room how fast she had driven, and whose junker she had clipped while parking. Which was mine. Didn't last long.
I recall having a car full of kids after a Xmas shopping trip to Colchester. Pulling out of the car park I was faced with the daunting task of waiting for a break in the traffic and pulling onto a dual carriageway. After a few minutes there was a suitable break but as I started to edge out an oncoming car visibly accelerated to close the gap. As he passed the guy driving and the 10-12yo in the passenger seat of said car were looking directly at me and laughing....not realising that the traffic in front had come to a halt! Crash.
We went around the roundabout and got onto the carriageway in the opposite direction, I slowed the car, opened the window, primed the kids and as we drew level...ROARED WITH FECKIN LAUGHTER!
I think he got value for money. Exactly what he paid for.Well he can't complain of false advertising.
I think he got value for money. Exactly what he paid for.
I'm betting that there was no contract of sale. Probably just as well, because there may have been an awkward claws in it.I bet it gave him paws for thought and he was feline sick after that catastrophe.
The word karma really only started to become an everyday word in the west with the advent of the Hare Krishna's in the mid/late 60's.It is, on its original context. But the word "karma" was reprocessed and recontextualized for so long on our languages and cultures, that we can assume that it's legitimate to associate it with less orthodox interpretations. We use decontextualized words all the time, like coffee and algebra, both of arabian origin, and we lose the origins of them.
Well, the owner will be 'run out of town' I expect, but the business itself is likely to stay. And it will probably do well 'under new ownership' due to the publicity it has received.Stupidity. That business will probably be gone.
So it's not from the song by Culture Club then?It's not that the 'origins' have been lost. It's more that most don't know where to look
I looked it up but I already guessed - it is Jaki's chip shop (or however she spells it). She is known for being "differently sane" and has already reopened.Stupidity. That business will probably be gone.
Jaki Pickett’s shop in Muir of Ord, the Highlands, has been vandalised twice in 24 hours over her tasteless reaction to Her Majesty’s passing.
In a video posted on Facebook, she could be seen dancing and screaming with joy.
Holding a chalkboard that read ‘Lizard Liz Dead’ and ‘London Bridge has Fallen’ with a smiley face, Ms Pickett opens a bottle of bubbly to toast the monarch’s death.
Hours after the official announcement on Thursday, police were called to a mob outside the fish and chip takeaway over the now-deleted clip.