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And getting paid for it. Sounds like a dream job. It’s not. Let’s see now…
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> When I left compulsory education back in 1992 A levels were hard. I’m sure they are still hard but back in the day, they were hard. If more than 20 people at your school got A grade A level results fingers would have been pointed and investigations into cheating conducted. At that time we
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1. Become completely inept at operating or using computers 2. Lose all social skills 3. Be rude and vacuous 4. Think only of yourself 5. Remember everyone else only exists when you can see/hear them 6. Spending £5 on a carrot is preferable to spending 30p on a carrot, even if there are no discernible
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Day 06 – Your day I was awoken this morning by one of the curvy servant twins performing fellatio on me as usual. Her twin brought me breakfast on a golden trolley which was laden with delicious bacon dishes including sandwiches, full English breakfasts and bacon cereal with bacon milk. After taking a cooling and
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Day Four – What you ate today If I was any normal person no doubt I would have started the day with a cup of tea and a bowl of Cinnamon Grahams. I would probably have had ham and cheese sandwiches for lunch and a chicken and chorizo ready meal with potato waffle and pea
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Day 03 – Your parents There are a couple of elderly but spriteful pensioners about 2 hours drive away from me. Both very generous, caring and accepting yet often overly suspicious of others. These same pensioners will think nothing of driving a 40 mile round trip to get yogurts, throwing out perfectly usable objects because
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