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Everything posted by soubriquet
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She went this spring SJF.
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"Over-capitalised" is the expression. I'm very sorry she's gone, and I miss her and her daughters. Being famous is no substitute for income > outgoing.
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Yes, it's just up the road from here. I know her quite well, though not in the biblical sense. Ginzan is a ripper place. Traffic-free, with hot water piped through the main street. Trout (not Mersey Trout) swimming in the river.
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Jenny was the face of Ginzan Onsen. She was the only blonde haired-blue eyed mistress of a classic ryoken. Now she's bunked off to the USA with her two daughters. Don't fancy hubby's chances of getting custody. That reduces the Yorpeens here by 33%. It's me and Bruno. He's French so doesn't count.
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Gambatte CB. Don't wear the burden. Some people are shite looking for somewhere to happen. Suggest they try someone else's doorstep.
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No1 son is 15 and supposed to be spotty and petulant. In fact, he is a sensitive ace boy. Magic. He doesn't get it from me. What I was you are. What I am, you will be.
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Oh yes. God is Buddha's friend. It's good karma.
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Abdullah, he with the cloth on his head.
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Yes TSV. I have all the worldly failings, but nothing I am truly ashamed about. If it comes to interview time, I'm going to stand my ground.
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Having to explain all your actions to God. Man. that's going to be a monster interview.
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The FOOTBALL Thread (2008-2009)
soubriquet replied to scouser's topic in General off-topic discussions
That's the best thing about Norwich. Good diet or not, they're going no-where. It must be a terrible thing to support perpetual loosers. -
The FOOTBALL Thread (2008-2009)
soubriquet replied to scouser's topic in General off-topic discussions
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In an other life, I was offered the job of being roadie for Acker Bilk. I turned it down because the bus could not turn 40, let alone 70 Jazz is the son of blues. Hendrix played blues.
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Morning. bright and cool here. I have completed my day's task and cleaned the 3rd floor bog. Memsahib will be in Tokyo at a food festival, for the next 4 days.
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The FOOTBALL Thread (2008-2009)
soubriquet replied to scouser's topic in General off-topic discussions
It's the hair. He needs to spend less time in front of the mirror admiring his greasy barcode. It was quite clear from the hair that in Italia 200?, Italy weren't going to win. (Pearl Italian/Oz and I had a "discussion" about this). I was right, she was wrong. Preening in front of the mirror and the copious application of hair grease does not a footballer make. -
Originally Posted By: MikePow Apres-ski Getting drunk in Japan is a relatively cheap endeavour. Even cheaper if you buy from the supermarket. JPY 1,000 for a bottle of gin. That's 65 Kronor. How much in your part of Sweden Anna? Spendthrift! A bottle of Scotch costs 800Y Anna has done the done the trick of posting one question, then not responding. No-one visits Sweden to ski for some/all of the following reasons. There is no vertical. The mountains are flat. The weather is shite. It is always freezing cold and dark. The food is shite. A glass of beer costs 10 quid. Swedes ar
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Cool and cloudy. Nice pot of tea, nice.
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Originally Posted By: muikabochi Japanese teacher = teacher + social worker + parent (There's some maths for you!) Equations might get messed up but they don't have emotions. That's why my math skills are better than my people skills. Seriously CB, I'd be doing the Japanese thing here and turning into something collective rather than wrestling with it solo. That way, if it all goes tits up there won't be any recriminations. Basically they are projecting their insoluble problems onto you rather than taking responsibility for themselves. I don't see how you can be expected to carry t
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Shouldn't you be passing the buck too? Are there any mechanisms within the school or social services to handle this kind of problem. You are a teacher, not a social worker.
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No idea. I use the keitai as a telephone (radical!) and computers for the interweb. As for bills, the memsahib pays those so I don't have to bother my pretty head.
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"Packets" are normally fixed "lumps" of data. So, the transmitter sends a "packet" of information marked start and finish, or just of a known size. The receiver reads the start and finish, or knows how much data should be in a "packet". It then compares the theoretical with the actual size of the data packet and can tell whether something has dropped out or not. If the numbers match, the system can proceed. If not it will revert to some exception handling routine to recover the lost data.
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Goody I don't use the term "capitalism" as a pejorative, and it has its place in a mixed economy. The emphasis needs to be on "mixed" though.