How is everyone feeling? (28)

[ash101]

Yay for my first post here on how I'm feeling..

Busy as hell!

Originally Posted by Azi

I'm pretty sure they have to deliver them anyway. I've just registered with MPS (Mail preference service) to stop the addressed advertising bumf, and apparently Royal Mail do have an opt-out system for junk mail: http://www.stopjunkmail.org.uk/guide...or_opt_out.php

what a load of bollocks they basically tell their employees to ignore all junk mail signs.

junk mail sign has got rid of most of the junk mail it's just the rubbish from royal mail that's left.

simple solution i'll remove my letter box and go collect my mail once a month.

[Mr_Bean]

Originally Posted by BFG

^hurry up and get a car!

two words- ends with off.

[Duke of Prunes]

Kinda want to smoke, but cba to start that crap again.

Also, tired (ffs why did I have to drink coffee – should know by now that it only makes me tired).

[Pink*Lady]

Crap and invisible. A minority of people are lovely but the rest are ignorant ****ers.

[endo_endo]

Originally Posted by Pink*Lady

Crap and invisible. A minority of people are lovely but the rest are ignorant ****ers.

so true

I'm angry, anxious and a little worried about my mom

[Caribou]

Got rear-ended at a roundabout next to ASDA this afternoon

Was stationary at the give way line of the roundabout and a bloke in a Vauxhall Zafira drove into the back of me. The impact threw me forward in my seat and it made a hell of a bang. I was utterly convinced that my car was totally smashed in at the back but amazingly there doesn't seem to be a mark on it! The bumpers of both cars must have absorbed most of the impact. I've thoroughly inspected the car underneath and it seems fine. The bloke admitted that it was his fault but as there was no damage to my car I decided to just forget it.

From an SA point of view, it is not something I'd recommend. I didn't know if he was going to be confrontational but he was an older guy and seemed OK. I've only had the bloody car a few weeks. I hope the damn thing isn't cursed

[JS]

Nervous but happy nerves. Working with a bodybuilding coach and got my new diet and training today. Looking forward to my new training routine but cant say the same for diet. Im full just looking at it

Big and muscly bring it on! soon il have girls and guys chucking themselves at me

Originally Posted by Tecumseh

Got rear-ended at a roundabout next to ASDA this afternoon

Was stationary at the give way line of the roundabout and a bloke in a Vauxhall Zafira drove into the back of me. The impact threw me forward in my seat and it made a hell of a bang. I was utterly convinced that my car was totally smashed in at the back but amazingly there doesn't seem to be a mark on it! The bumpers of both cars must have absorbed most of the impact. I've thoroughly inspected the car underneath and it seems fine. The bloke admitted that it was his fault but as there was no damage to my car I decided to just forget it.

From an SA point of view, it is not something I'd recommend. I didn't know if he was going to be confrontational but he was an older guy and seemed OK. I've only had the bloody car a few weeks. I hope the damn thing isn't cursed

Oh dear. Touch wood it aint cursed.

[Caribou]

Originally Posted by JJ

Oh dear. Touch wood it aint cursed.

Haha, yeah, hope not.

[black_mamba]

Originally Posted by woof

Also now with royal mail, free leaflets (we call them door to doors) are being treated as hot stuff for the firm. Believe me, us posties HATE THEM ,they are the bain of our lives ,sometimes we get 6 different ones to deliver to each address ,nightmare.

Sounds like a pain in the bum. Do companies pay Royal Mail to have you and other posties deliver those leaflets?

[Dandelion10]

Going to visit my mum tomorrow with Peter, bit nervous about it.

Don't know if my sisters going to be there. I'll have to get an early night to be sure I look alright as she'll be stunning as always.

If my sister turns up I'll probably be disappearing into the kitchen or upstairs and letting Peter do all the talking.

BTW I found a really good tip for a flat tummy fast, suck your tummy in and hold tight for as long as possible, repeat several times. You'll notice the difference in the morning. You're welcome.

[Alex652]

Feeling pathetic.

[hellotiger]

Sad

[this_is_the_one]

Originally Posted by Tecumseh

Got rear-ended at a roundabout next to ASDA this afternoon

Was stationary at the give way line of the roundabout and a bloke in a Vauxhall Zafira drove into the back of me. The impact threw me forward in my seat and it made a hell of a bang. I was utterly convinced that my car was totally smashed in at the back but amazingly there doesn't seem to be a mark on it! The bumpers of both cars must have absorbed most of the impact. I've thoroughly inspected the car underneath and it seems fine. The bloke admitted that it was his fault but as there was no damage to my car I decided to just forget it.

From an SA point of view, it is not something I'd recommend. I didn't know if he was going to be confrontational but he was an older guy and seemed OK. I've only had the bloody car a few weeks. I hope the damn thing isn't cursed

this happened to me once as well. A van hit the back of me and there was a loud bang...not a nice feeling when your pride and joy gets hit like this. We drive our cars every day thinking they are invincible then boom something happens. Luckily my dad was with me which helped. The guy admitted fault and I took his car reg and insurance company who then dealt with the repair. Didnt have to contact my insurance at all. I do have this constant fear that if this happens again then I will end up pussying out of the confrontation and not assert myself appropriately. Thing is, you need to be prepared for accidents. So many crap drivers out there unfortunately. Glad to see you're alright though!

[this_is_the_one]

Originally Posted by JJ

Nervous but happy nerves. Working with a bodybuilding coach and got my new diet and training today. Looking forward to my new training routine but cant say the same for diet. Im full just looking at it

Big and muscly bring it on! soon il have girls and guys chucking themselves at me

Nice...tons of chicken and salad I'm guessing

Originally Posted by Dandelion10

BTW I found a really good tip for a flat tummy fast, suck your tummy in and hold tight for as long as possible, repeat several times. You'll notice the difference in the morning. You're welcome.

Isn't that just due to the fact you have been lying down for 8 hours and your fat tissue hasn't had a chance to sag down yet? Plus chances are you haven't eaten anything for many hours

[Sleepless]

I dont want to go to the dentists on Wednesday.

[Caribou]

Originally Posted by this_is_the_one

this happened to me once as well. A van hit the back of me and there was a loud bang...not a nice feeling when your pride and joy gets hit like this. We drive our cars every day thinking they are invincible then boom something happens. Luckily my dad was with me which helped. The guy admitted fault and I took his car reg and insurance company who then dealt with the repair. Didnt have to contact my insurance at all. I do have this constant fear that if this happens again then I will end up pussying out of the confrontation and not assert myself appropriately. Thing is, you need to be prepared for accidents. So many crap drivers out there unfortunately. Glad to see you're alright though!

Yes, it's no fun at all. The bang was so loud that I couldn't believe there was no damage when I got out to look. There isn't even a scratch. Cars usually fall to pieces at the merest impact. The foam stuff inside the plastic bumpers must have absorbed the shock and it must have felt worse than it actually was, but the impact did shunt me forward into the roundabout. I think I was lucky that I didn't have my foot on the brake at the time because it allowed my car to get pushed forward rather than being an immovable object, thus removing some of the energy.

But yes, the confrontation side of it is not something to relish. The joys of driving, eh?

Originally Posted by this_is_the_one

Glad to see you're alright though!

Thank you

[Flowerbomb]

^ Not nice, I detest stuff like that , i was just happy to move out, can't be doing with bickering about pointless s**t either. I think it's due to lack of personal space sometimes.

[endo_endo]

moop moop moop some days i'd like to build a nest and only come out for food.

[Sleepless]

Extremely randy.

[Duke of Prunes]

Bored.

[Silver]

Went out for a meal with work people earlier and felt really sa I sat there looking at my phone, out the window, at the menu, anywhere but at them. Barely spoke to anyone and wanted to cry there and then. Everyone was talking about their kids and babies and I just felt so incrediably out of place, realised I will never fit in or be 'one of them' and upset that when I went to the toilet, heart was racing, I did not want to come out and wanted to stay there. Never felt so sa around work colleagues before. Sigh

[Thegiddylimit]

Stressed because I have to make an appointment and I don't know how I'm going to get there because I don't have any money and asking 'him' would not be my first choice .

[JS]

Originally Posted by this_is_the_one

Nice...tons of chicken and salad I'm guessing

Oh aye son! meal 2 and 3 has to be eaten cold aswell

[Pablo Huntsbach]

Not feeling like going to work, has to be done though. Also feeling a little bit excited about the sheer amount of stuff to do packed into the next few weeks.

[Brokenx]

So stressed today

[Rocket Spud]

Sick.

Do. Not. Drink. Green tea. On an empty stomach.. ever.

[endo_endo]

you need a little beef Jesus in there to make it a real drink

[Rocket Spud]

^ I still think about Beef now and then.

That horse meat scandal was a heavy blow for the poor guy

[endo_endo]

people used to laugh at him when he said he was hung like a horse...