Today was a terrible and miserable day.

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Hodie, horrendus
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I don't want to go into any details. I'm just saying.

Thanks, carry on.

Please read the whole of the first page. I wearing my heart on my sleeve.
 
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It's your own fault. We told you to stop trying to hook up with colleagues.
 
Hmmm...well yesterday taught me that I am definitely not the calm type in a panic type situation. Oh and I have no adsl at the moment. Apparently the telkom cables were damaged in the fire.

#just saying :p


@Picard
If I can look back and laugh at what almost happened, so can you.
 
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It's your own fault. We told you to stop trying to hook up with colleagues.

Funny you should say this. And though I don't want to go into any details ... I did take that bit of advice and decided to look elsewhere ... and you can guess how that turned out.

And with that I just about exhausted the opportunities that my little-medium town has to offer.
 
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Hodie, horrendus

I don't want to go into any details. I'm just saying.

Thanks, carry on.

SARS assessment notifying you about your next contribution to Nkandla and the Russian holiday and the harem and and and?
 
It can't be that bad, from your other posts you seem to be very optimistic.
So cheer up, tomorrow is a brand new day full of opportunity. :)
 
It can't be that bad, from your other posts you seem to be very optimistic.
So cheer up, tomorrow is a brand new day full of opportunity. :)

Did you read my post #6 ... last sentence?
 
Hmmm...well yesterday taught me that I am definitely not the calm type in a panic type situation. Oh and I have no adsl at the moment. Apparently the telkom cables were damaged in the fire.

It sounds serious.
 
@Picard
If I can look back and laugh at what almost happened, so can you.

I'm sorry if your property or some of your property were destroyed in a fire.


The opportunity, potentially existed, which actually could have worked towards a relationship with a very pretty lady.

Unfortunately I was given some inaccurate information and when I scraped together enough courage to ask her out on a coffee date, she informed that she is seeing someone and that it wouldn't be a good idea.

All my hopes ... dashed.

Added to that our school's router got fried and it took me more than 2 hours to figure that out. I was led to suspect a contractor who connected to one of our admin computers via teamviewer to configure some telephony software, of ****ing up my system because our internet connectivity went down just after he connected. So I went off on a tangent looking for what he did to my system. But through troubleshooting it became clear that it was a hardware router issue.

So I had to go and purchase a new one and reconfigure all our computers to use the new gateway's address because this router cannot be configured to have a x.x.x.254 address. Only 253 and less.

Added to that it feels like I'm fighting with kids everyday, because their behaviour is going to ****.

Just today I want on a rant and a speech with 2 classes for the whole period about their lack of dedication and work ethics and the dire consequences that will etc., ect. I wish I had a recording of that.

Oratorically it was one of the best speeches I (or anyone else - Hitler included) have ever given. Do I think I got through to the kids? ... **** NO!
 
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Wow, you really had a hectic day. Be grateful she did not string you along. There is always a chance that things might not work out with the other guy.

In the meantime have you considered a dating service?
 
So go for it.

:D

Sorry...I am joking of course.

No, I appreciate the joke. But even I wish for some realism in it all.

My father got engaged to my mother when she was 18. He was 27. Lucky bastard.

Just for your information, I'm their first-born and was only born when my mother was 24 and they are still happily married. Just saying.
 
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