This is the correct answer.Half seven to eight here, gotta leave time for aperitifs.
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This is the correct answer.Half seven to eight here, gotta leave time for aperitifs.
You live in Queensland. I've had later lunches than your dinner.I eat at 5pm. Get home from work, shower, din dins, chill
I like to get nesty in my jammiesYou live in Queensland. I've had later lunches than your dinner.
I had a late lunch or early dinner today 3.30
Plumber was here till 3
I go away for a long weekend or 2 weeks at Christmas and I'll maybe look to see any missed calls once a day......easyPiece of piss
Well you are a couple of hours ahead of Perth. .....ah, thankyou.....Since moving to Qld i definitely eat earlier and get up earlier. Everything is basically 1-2 hours ahead of what i was doing in perth
Wrong way around.Well you are a couple of hours ahead of Perth. .....ah, thankyou.....
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you got to own it what ever it isWhat style of wide-brimmed hat won't make me look like either:
A) an neckbeard
B) a schoolchild
My big bald head needs more protection, but I'm aware that earring a non-cap hat always brings the possibility of looking like a w***er.
I've got one of these.What style of wide-brimmed hat won't make me look like either:
A) an neckbeard
B) a schoolchild
My big bald head needs more protection, but I'm aware that earring a non-cap hat always brings the possibility of looking like a w***er.
Depends on the occasion. If it's just for around the house, garden, BBQ etc these are pretty good to keep the sun off.What style of wide-brimmed hat won't make me look like either:
A) an neckbeard
B) a schoolchild
My big bald head needs more protection, but I'm aware that wearing a non-cap hat always brings the possibility of looking like a w***er.
I think just being up front, thanks for the offer it sounds great, however Im still processing and need more time.I have a question. And I have no idea how to approach it.
My fathers partner and her friends have invited me and my partner over for drinks. Back story - my father is no longer with us and there was a deeply personal issue with me and my partner which my dad's partner and friends caught wind of. I knew these people but never saw them - obviously saw my dad's partner quite a bit though. I know the reason they want to catch up for drinks is because of this personal issue, and I think they think they're doing the right thing with my Dad no longer around.
Problem is, I don't want to talk about the issue with anyone really, let alone my dad's friends. I get they're trying to be friendly but how do I tell them that no I don't want to catch up for drinks without sounding like a campaigner?