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  • CrucialC Offline
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    @Hooroo said in Working in London:

    @Snowy said in Working in London:

    So pashing a horse and she bit you, was the way I read that. You need consent.

    I always thought the wink was consent?

    And if she lets you place the stepladder behind her?

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    @JC said in Working in London:

    @Hooroo said in Working in London:

    @JC said in Working in London:

    @Crucial The Costa at Stansted airport was where I got the second worst cup of coffee I can remember. Tarry and acrid. I recall I didn't actually swallow any of it, I just spit it back into the cup. Then in typical UK fashion I refrained from complaining and bottled up my bitterness to vent online years later.

    What was the worst?

    About 2 years ago, driving back to Hawkes Bay we needed to stop for Mrs JC to use the loo at Tarawera. I thought a coffee might be nice but since I was already several cups deep I thought I'd risk a decaf (which I never usually drink). I paid my $4.50 and wasn't expecting much but I was still surprised when the "barista" pulled out a can of Nescafe decaf and spooned it into the cup then dumped some superheated hot water into it. It was fucking disgusting.

    Still better than most coffee you can find in Asia, especially Japan.

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    Fine Grind in Twells is the best coffee I've had in the UK, by a country mile.

    Turns out the guy that runs the place learnt his trade in CHCH.

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    @Hooroo said in Working in London:

    @Snowy said in Working in London:

    So pashing a horse and she bit you, was the way I read that. You need consent.

    I always thought the wink was consent?

    Doesn’t it depend what she winks?

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    @Kiwiwomble said in Working in London:

    [edit - split from the Hong Kong thread]

    @dogmeat apparently there is a law firm in london with a central core of sleeping pods and its own Mcdonalds (free) so people never have to leave

    I know at least one of the Magic Circle firms has an in-house laundromat and gym so you don't even have to go home to do your washing or exercise...

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    @dogmeat not as much. There is one near my work and I think the canary wharf one may still be there.

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    The lunchtime drinking at my work is excellent. It’s endemic from the bottom to the very top. At least once a month we don’t go back to the office. The Dutch guys always expect it when they come over.

    Not really a coffee guy, a nice cup is good but it’s not worth seeking out. I just have the machine crap at work which does me well.

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    @MajorRage said in Working in London:

    The lunchtime drinking at my work is excellent. It’s endemic from the bottom to the very top.

    You work from home.

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    @Hooroo said in Working in London:

    @Snowy said in Working in London:

    So pashing a horse and she bit you, was the way I read that. You need consent.

    I always thought the wink was consent?

    I was discussing a case of horse related bestiality with a lawyer friend who was defending. I asked what sort of horse as size would be important. Ie if it was a Shetland Pony the horse would have little chance but if it was say a Shire Horse and you needed a box to stand on it could simply move away. “ah!” He said, “a consenting horse, I think this could work”.

    Apparently it didn’t.

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    @Catogrande sorry to hear mate, hopefully you can still get on tsf from inside.

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    @Bones Community service but my internet usage is monitored. They’re happy with most people on here. You, not so much.

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    @Catogrande neigh.

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  • MajorRageM Offline
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    @Bones said in Working in London:

    @MajorRage said in Working in London:

    The lunchtime drinking at my work is excellent. It’s endemic from the bottom to the very top.

    You work from home.

    Touché! But yes when I’m in town

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  • dogmeatD Offline
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    @MajorRage When I did work at the catering company I was always surprised to see how much the butchers would put away over lunch at the pub and then return to boning out a beast.

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    @JC said in Working in London:

    @Hooroo said in Working in London:

    @Snowy said in Working in London:

    So pashing a horse and she bit you, was the way I read that. You need consent.

    I always thought the wink was consent?

    Doesn’t it depend what she winks?

    @Hooroo BTW, sorry I just assumed you meant you were fondling a female horse. No offence, I’m not one to judge. I need to check my heteronormativity.

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  • SnowyS Offline
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    So a thread on working in London has turned into homosexual bestiality and drunk butchers.

    We may have gone off track, again (and be on yet another watch list).

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  • KiwiwombleK Offline
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    @Snowy my beautiful creation corrupted by you arseholes

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    @Kiwiwomble said in Working in London:

    @Snowy my beautiful creation corrupted by you arseholes

    And horse's arseholes too. Quite an achievement even for us.

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    worst coffee i ever had, by the length of the Flemington straight, was at the Prague train station. old toilet water in a cardboard cup

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    @mariner4life said in Working in London:

    worst coffee i ever had, by the length of the Flemington straight, was at the Prague train station. old toilet water in a cardboard cup

    Your Czech not up to scratch?

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