What the f uck are you having for Dinner thread..

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brb said:
I'm same as you, I can't stand ready meals. Hopefully your get opportunity at some point to get to a supermarket. Tbph I don't know how you do it, the hours you do at your age, especially being physical, but its what you do <ok>
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I'm actually fit as **** mate, externally...if i can get an early finish sometime i will go shopping...

i can go between 7/8am and go in the side door...but asda is the only ****ing shop miles from me, and 7/8am **** that.
 
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Commachio said:
I'm actually fit as **** mate, externally...if i can get an early finish sometime i will go shopping...

i can go between 7/8am and go in the side door...but asda is the only ****ing shop miles from me, and 7/8am **** that.
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I assume you have a discount card, what is it these days, 10% ?
 
Sucky’s spent the last 10 months laughing at Comm for stacking shelves, now Comm’s a hero again for the 2nd time in his career and Sucky has had to park himself and has resorted to eating dog **** with Smash covered in home made ketchup.
 
Tel said:
Sucky’s spent the last 10 months laughing at Comm for stacking shelves, now Comm’s a hero again for the 2nd time in his career and Sucky has had to park himself and has resorted to eating dog **** with Smash covered in home made ketchup.
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It's just a job mate, i was on the blower with my mate last night, the paramedic, those NHS people are the real heroes in this country.

I ****ing love the UK at times..Shame about the scroats ram raiding etc....the ****s.
 
Commachio said:
It's just a job mate, i was on the blower with my mate last night, the paramedic, those NHS people are the real heroes in this country.

I ****ing love the UK at times..Shame about the scroats ram raiding etc....the ****s.
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Key worker mate. Milk it <ok>

Nah I know the NHS are front line but the country stops without all of the key workers doing their bit.

****s will always be there, spoiling it.
 
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Tel said:
Key worker mate. Milk it <ok>

Nah I know the NHS are front line but the country stops without all of the key workers doing their bit.

****s will always be there, spoiling it.
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It's weird as **** working as we now do...

Like i said to @brb yesterday, what a time for the 3 young agency to come in..

Although we don't really need them, as all 2 of the other food depots are on virtual shutdown.

But still they turn up each day...average age of about 12, they are out of their depth, but still they come. You can't knock them mate...If i was in charge, i'd give them a job.
 
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Tel said:
Sucky’s spent the last 10 months laughing at Comm for stacking shelves, now Comm’s a hero again for the 2nd time in his career and Sucky has had to park himself and has resorted to eating dog **** with Smash covered in home made ketchup.
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He's desperately hoping to get the coronavirus so it dulls the tastebuds.
 
Just gave some bloke playing guitar outside the garage a score, ****s inside the shop trying yo move him on, not drunk or abusive just playing and saying hello yo people, didnt ask anyone for any money either.

Hate people sometimes
 
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Suckmyklopp said:
Just gave some bloke playing guitar outside the garage a score, ****s inside the shop trying yo move him on, not drunk or abusive just playing and saying hello yo people, didnt ask anyone for any money either.

Hate people sometimes
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See you are a big softie, underneath it all - well done mate :)
 
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brb said:
See you are a big softie, underneath it all - well done mate :)
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I wouldn't normally but watching the security guard bothering him for no reason ****ed me off. Fukcing cant stand jobsworth ****s like him.
Chatted to the fella for a few mins asking what his situation was during the lockdown, hes actually in a hostel down the road, so not on the streets, told me he just likes playing for people, refused any money off me until i insisted.

Been there mate, ****ty hostels full of addicts and nutters. Wouldn't wish it on anyone.
 
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Suckmyklopp said:
I wouldn't normally but watching the security guard bothering him for no reason ****ed me off. Fukcing cant stand jobsworth ****s like him.
Chatted to the fella for a few mins asking what his situation was during the lockdown, hes actually in a hostel down the road, so not on the streets, told me he just likes playing for people, refused any money off me until i insisted.

Been there mate, ****ty hostels full of addicts and nutters. Wouldn't wish it on anyone.
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Nice one mate <ok>
 
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Red Hadron Collider said:
Anyone know anyone who can do this:

Associate Director/Director of Cell Therapy and Process/Vector Optimisation

Our pioneering and exciting client is enhancing its Research to Development (R2D) expertise in T cell immuno-oncology by establishing this leadership role for an Associate Director/Director of Cell Therapy and Process/Vector Optimisation

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I could give it a go? What's the pay like?
 
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