Saturday, September 30, 2006
Thursday, September 21, 2006
I Was Correct
Yep, Last friday was a bitter-sweet event. Sweet for the fact that my team have all now managed to escape. Bitter because they're not all "sorted" yet (I'm sure they will be soon). I will post the pictures eventually - promise. (I always said I haven't the time to live life let alone blog it).
So that leaves me...
Funny old week - left on my tod in a cold, damp depressing office with no banter to pick me up.
Yep, Last friday was a bitter-sweet event. Sweet for the fact that my team have all now managed to escape. Bitter because they're not all "sorted" yet (I'm sure they will be soon). I will post the pictures eventually - promise. (I always said I haven't the time to live life let alone blog it).
So that leaves me...
Funny old week - left on my tod in a cold, damp depressing office with no banter to pick me up.
Thursday, September 14, 2006

Life is about to change...
I've just got a bad feeling about Friday 15 September.
Same feeling I had about 30 June and 31 July (they were BAD days).
Something bad is about to happen...
Thursday, September 07, 2006

Identification
Typically, the image of a grumpy old man is someone who is 50-years-old and older, with lost muscle tone, gained body weight, and a "hair-trigger" irritability. This irritability can sometimes manifest into extreme behavioural responses. Either these men become completely and bitterly removed from society or some may become embroiled in things such as neighbourhood disputes over often trivial matters. The major concern is when these disputes reach a peak in which violence or murder may result. The infamous example is the dispute over an issue such as noise, which can escalate due to the persistent complaining and aggressive behaviour of the "grumpy old man." However, it should be noted that the grumpy old man may be the result of society's neglect or mistreatment with regards to issues that appear to be "trivial" by society's standards.