Spikie

Thinking back to my uni days, what annoyed me about my housemates... I think most of all it was their continuing, persistent and unassailable, insistence on existing. Attempts to herd them into a separate section of the house were met with resistance, to the point they even came into my room. What kind of hellish way is that to behave?!?

Especially after other people have already quoted them...

Umm, I THINK they are putting it on... They sound like they are trying to sound like they have mental issues, but the fact they both have identical ways and inflections, I call shenanigans. Still funny, but they are clearly in character.

Asda definitely sells them, not sure they would deliver just that though.

Didn't it beep at you?

They closed early, so I'll try elsewhere. But thanks for the tip.

Hi all Anyone know of somewhere in the very centre of town that I can get plaster of paris? I've seen other threads saying down London Road, but I'm hoping for somewhere more Fargate end. Hmmm, would that model gaming place in Orchard Square do it I wonder...

Ummm, why would it matter if she WAS a police officer? Are you one of those people who slows to a crawl when they see a police car? Don't do anything illegal and it won't matter who you encounter.

I don't follow, he was buying points on other peoples accounts?

You mean he's been banned from a certain game (MW3 I would guess)? Not heard of MS banning the entire console for a modded controller.

I think that's the best way, I just wanted to deal with it on my terms, rather than when they march round in a thunderstorm demanding the work be done instantly

Go on, tell me the worst, what could happen? It was described to me as 'shared access'.

Because they are never in, I tend to only see them if they want to complain about some imaginary slight.

So just to build on this, is there any reason I can't trim the branches (which I would have to do by standing on the neighbour's property)? Technically the path is shared access, though they built a fence so it all falls on their side.

Explain, for I do not understand...

Help bring the Avengers Premiere to Sheffield in exchange for being spammed to death on FB by Cineworld... Good luck, but I'm out.

O...K... Is the person you? Otherwise your opinion has been taken on board and will hopefully be thrown over the side once we leave port.

Some woman came up to me in the queue for the Eurostar in Lonon crying and asking me to take her some documents through the tunnel for her. Being a sap, I took them (then promptly passed them to security to x-ray, a sap I may be, but I'm not stupid) and gave them to her dad in Paris. In hindsight I should have done a runner and sold her identity.

While we track him down, tell us the story of how this came to happen.

Plus he looks good in Rifle Green.

We have a tree, with blossom. It has had a growth spurt and wandered over to fence to the neighbours, where it is depositing blossom. It would be a pain to prune from our side, plus the branches would fall on their side. Is it considered neighbourly to go round and say 'What ho, I notice my tree is getting a tad pally with your garden, what say I nip over and chop it back?'? Do I have to pick up all the blossom that falls off during the pruning? Or just the branches?

Perspective. Please go a long way away and find some.

Please vacate the Sheffield area, you are dragging the average IQ down too far.

I lived almost next door as a young un, if I wasn't asleep by the time the music started, I didn't get to sleep. But it was hard to hold it against Donkey Man, he was an alright chap (provided you weren't on his bad side). Someone robbed my mum in there once, and they got about a dozen steps before he was pounced on by other clientele.

I spoke too soon, they errupted onto my street. Hallam Socialist Students apparently, but only a dozen of them.