Off Topic - The Superhoops music thread
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This is one of my sing it out loud at work songs when it plays on the radio. I sing "It's my ford mondeo" to add extra annoyance for my long suffering fellow staff members who have to put up with my noise. They all would like me to audition for "Britain's got special needs" untalented competition
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The pay is not great but we do have a good old laugh at work which is priceless
This is one of my sing it out loud at work songs when it plays on the radio. I sing "It's my ford mondeo" to add extra annoyance for my long suffering fellow staff members who have to put up with my noise. They all would like me to audition for "Britain's got special needs" untalented competition
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The pay is not great but we do have a good old laugh at work which is priceless
I mainly work on my own, lot of travelling so I get a lot of time to listen to music.....sometimes get frustrated when I'm in full voice to a great track and the phone rings!! I would be a superstar in car-seat karaoke (except the tracks that idiot James Corden uses wouldn't be on my playlist!!)
On my third contract this year, more travelling than normal, but pay is a bit better. Was actually down near you a couple of weeks ago, ended up overnight in Henley as digs in Reading were ****ing extortionate!!
Here's what I'm like in the car......
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I have just been informed about the sad passing of my uncle Ian who was in his early 60's, so a few dedicated to him...
He lived in Vienna and worked for the UN.
Reminds me of some happy memories of a visit in the mid 80's when I was a nipper.
And he was an F1 fanatic and went to many races from late 60's to late 80's.
RIP Ian, I will miss you loads and thanks for the love and happy memories
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He lived in Vienna and worked for the UN.
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Reminds me of some happy memories of a visit in the mid 80's when I was a nipper.
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And he was an F1 fanatic and went to many races from late 60's to late 80's.
RIP Ian, I will miss you loads and thanks for the love and happy memories