I doubt many experience it.
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I doubt many experience it.
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Dirk
If 6 Was 9
You're the only one I've come across.
[QUOTE 4927744, member: 43827"]The thought of work made me feel ill when I used to work. It doesn't bother me now that it's just a thought.[/QUOTE]
That is so sad, fancy all that misery for a lot of your life, must have been terrible. Could you have had a change of career to something you would have enjoyed.
That is so sad, fancy all that misery for a lot of your life, must have been terrible. Could you have had a change of career to something you would have enjoyed.
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Dirk
If 6 Was 9
Wine for me and the hound.
Well, she has walked 8 miles today.......... and she's 12 years old........... and ate a whole pasty!
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Wine for me and the hound.
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Well, she has walked 8 miles today.......... and she's 12 years old........... and ate a whole pasty!
I thought you meant you were going to drink the wine and
It's definitely a job.
job1
dʒɒb/
noun
noun: job; plural noun: jobs
- 1.
a paid position of regular employment.
"the scheme could create 200 jobs"
synonyms: position of employment, position, post, situation, place, appointment, posting, placement, day job; More
occupation, profession, trade, career, work, field of work, line of work, line of business, means of livelihood, means of earning a living, walk of life, métier, pursuit, craft;
vocation, calling;
vacancy, opening;
way;
informalberth;
informalgrip;
archaicemploy
"my job involves a lot of travelling" - 2.
a task or piece of work, especially one that is paid.
"she wants to be left alone to get on with the job"
synonyms: task, piece of work, assignment, project; More
chore, errand;
undertaking, venture, operation, enterprise, activity, business, affair;
detail
"a job that will take him three months to complete"- a responsibility or duty.
"it's our job to find things out"
synonyms: responsibility, duty, charge, concern, task; More
role, function, contribution, capacity, mission, commission;
informaldepartment;
informalpigeon;
datedoffice
"it's your job to protect her" - informal
a difficult task.
"we thought you'd have a job getting there"
synonyms: difficult task, problem, trouble, struggle, strain, hard time, trial, bother; More
informalheadache, hassle, performance, pain, hard mountain to climb, hard row to hoe
"it was a job to get here on time" - informal
a procedure to improve the appearance of something.
"someone had done a skilful paint job" - informal
a crime, especially a robbery.
"a series of daring bank jobs"
synonyms: crime, felony; More
raid, robbery, hold-up, burglary, break-in, theft;
informalstick-up, smash-and-grab (raid);
informalheist
"a series of daring bank jobs" - Computing
an operation or group of operations treated as a single and distinct unit.
"this feature allows your computer to queue print jobs"
- a responsibility or duty.
- 3.
informal
a thing of a specified nature.
"the car was a blue malevolent-looking job"
verb: job; 3rd person present: jobs; past tense: jobbed; past participle: jobbed; gerund or present participle: jobbing
- 1.
do casual or occasional work.
"a jobbing builder" - 2.
buy and sell (stocks) as a broker-dealer, especially on a small scale.
"his game plan is to buy in then job the shares on at a profit"
That are just having fun, you have to be patient with older folks.
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We've spent the afternoon down the club, we've been shopping for my sister in law, we're having a 
and then I've got a washing line to put up and a plant to repot.
and then I've got a washing line to put up and a plant to repot.
Venod
Eh up
I thought they came with marriage, I had no idea you could buy them.
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The ladies in her 80's and has hurt her foot so we nipped in the supermarket on the way back from the club and did her shopping for her.
