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You shared a spliff with a smackhead, you've defo got the aids mon frere.

A few years ago I'd put all sorts of **** up my nose or under my tongue, sharing a spliff with a smackhead was low risk tbh
 
<laugh> Typical smackhead excuse. I once gave £20 to a smackhead who said he'd go and get me some hash from his mate. Foolishly I actually waited for him for 15 mins


Never buy drugs off a junkie. I imagine we've all had to learn that lesson at some point.

I was left waiting in a phone box for 20 minutes for this **** to come back, when I was about 17.
 
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I once worked in a chicken hatchery. There were essentially three jobs - packing eggs in incubating trays, cleaning the floors of the incubating rooms (if you were crap at the first, the second was a nightmare as so many eggs spilled). Third job was the most enjoyable - gassing the male or deformed chicks they didnt want. I was asked to find an alternative solution when someone forgot to restock the gas bottles. Ended up drowning them in a plastic barrel.

There was a fourth job which was actually sexing the newly hatched chicks but I hadnt learnt how to do that by the time I left to do a Masters Degree.

Unlike Piskie we were paid in cash although we also got a tray each of 4 dozen eggs once a week. Mine went straight in the bin.
 
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I once worked in a chicken hatchery. There were essentially three jobs - packing eggs in incubating trays, cleaning the floors of the incubating rooms (if you were crap at the first, the second was a nightmare as so many eggs spilled). Third job was the most enjoyable - gassing the male or deformed chicks they didnt want. I was asked to find an alternative solution when someone forgot to restock the gas bottles. Ended up drowning them in a plastic barrel.

There was a fourth job which was actually sexing the newly hatched chicks but I hadnt learnt how to do that by the time I left to do a Masters Degree.

Unlike Piskie we were paid in cash although we also got a tray each of 4 dozen eggs once a week. Mine went straight in the bin.
I had a cousin who was a chicken sexier at Sun Valley in Herefordshire. Apparently it's all in the beak.
 
I once worked in a chicken hatchery. There were essentially three jobs - packing eggs in incubating trays, cleaning the floors of the incubating rooms (if you were crap at the first, the second was a nightmare as so many eggs spilled). Third job was the most enjoyable - gassing the male or deformed chicks they didnt want. I was asked to find an alternative solution when someone forgot to restock the gas bottles. Ended up drowning them in a plastic barrel.

There was a fourth job which was actually sexing the newly hatched chicks but I hadnt learnt how to do that by the time I left to do a Masters Degree.

Unlike Piskie we were paid in cash although we also got a tray each of 4 dozen eggs once a week. Mine went straight in the bin.


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I once worked in a chicken hatchery. There were essentially three jobs - packing eggs in incubating trays, cleaning the floors of the incubating rooms (if you were crap at the first, the second was a nightmare as so many eggs spilled). Third job was the most enjoyable - gassing the male or deformed chicks they didnt want. I was asked to find an alternative solution when someone forgot to restock the gas bottles. Ended up drowning them in a plastic barrel.

There was a fourth job which was actually sexing the newly hatched chicks but I hadnt learnt how to do that by the time I left to do a Masters Degree.

Unlike Piskie we were paid in cash although we also got a tray each of 4 dozen eggs once a week. Mine went straight in the bin.
That's brutal :emoticon-0149-no: