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week 111 : 12 March 2001 |
Friday night: Isobel and friends throw a mad house party.
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Killarney party in limbo
The crew are understandably worried that their weekend
of drinking parties and speeches might be postponed until the government
are sure that FMD is under control. This is quite a blow to the people
who are waiting to leave the company as soon as the party is over. An
announcement should be made this week.
Jay: 6.6 on "Hot Or Not"
This week last year
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Russ
Manning: An American Poet
Clonskeagh - Although Russ has adopted many Irish traits
in his time here in Ireland, such as saying "Jazuz", "shite", "skankey"
and the Irish pronunciation of "whore," writing poetry would seem that
the Irish influence is getting out of hand. Following Ciara's slagging off Russ with "Na na na na
na na" when he complemented her on doing well in last year's Fantasy F1
competition, Russ was inspired to compose the following poem: "Some people believe character is built at the bottom; This would be
the view of the people from Sodom. Russ laughed when approached about the poetry and Ciara
said she would wait until the end of the F1 season to comment.
New KW party in the pipeline
If you didn't get an invitation, it's down to a mistake
on my part, as there is no-one I wouldn't like to have there. Send me
a mail and I'll add you to the interested list and tell you where and
when the party is. The location hasn't yet been finalised, but everyone
will be mailed this week. If you have a location preference let me know.
You can chat with the other crew about this and other subjects on the
Waltzer Discussion
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Pretentious shop assistants So in I sauntered into an expensive department store
on Grafton Street, only to have to wait needlessly for the ignorant sales
assistant to tidy some boxes on the counter before looking at me blankly
without so much as "Can I help you?" Upon asking about the watch I had
in mind I was looked at as if I made it up just to pretend I was shopping
there.
I thought to myself, "this place will have to do without
my custom, I'm going to find my watch elsewhere." I mean who does she
think she is? I normally avoid comparing jobs because you're better off
doing something you like than something that makes lots of money, but
for a shop assistant to look down on me because of how I'm dressed really
wrecks me buzz. With it's thriving software and Internet related industries,
Dublin is full of people who make a lot of money and look shabby, and
even if it wasn't, I don't think a shop assistant should look down on
a customer no matter how they look. .
So I went to Weir's who were very quick and pleasant,
and I bought a watch I liked. More importantly, I gave my custom to people
who had some respect and weren't as shallow as to judge me by my appearance.
Now that wrecks me buzz. |
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