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...me how my weekend went!
There are a huge percentage of us that work, potentially, every fucking day of the year and I don't need reminding that lots of people get every weekend off.
I know, I know, it's not Thursday but rant now over.
Disclaimer: I understand that it is a polite, non-offensive way of breaking the ice for some people. |
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"Sit down, have a cuppa and a biscuit  "
I woke up at half four because its now become cognitive behaviour that I won't hear the alarm. I've have already had two cups of coffee. I start at seven. Rinse and repeat tomorrow. I'm so grumpy, I pity the rest of the staff today, I'll just have to keep my head down and hope I don't get struck off.
Funny, I never have a problem sleeping on my days off and wasting time in bed. |
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"It's September, we are having an Indian summer, remember to order your Haloween outfit soon 
Shit. That means Christmas is round the corner. Thanks. "
Dont mention the C word,.minxie will start singing xx |
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"It's September, we are having an Indian summer, remember to order your Haloween outfit soon
Shit. That means Christmas is round the corner. Thanks.
Dont mention the C word,.minxie will start singing xx"
Ah, I forgot about that. Tragic. I probably won't be able to join in either because I will most likely be at work. |
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"So fornix,.in the great scheme of things, how was your weekend, sorry couldnt resist.
My fuckwit ward manager rosters me most weekends too xx"
I actually got Sunday off and spent it in blissful silence whist running around like a headless chicken getting stuff ready for my long shifts this week. Grrrrrrrrrr...... |
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I do feel for you having worked for the last 3 months sometimes just Saturday and some weekends both Saturday and Sunday without a day off in the week. You get guys asking what you up to this weekend as well as how was your weekend, gets rather monotonous so have often copied and pasted messages  |
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"Sit down, have a cuppa and a biscuit
I woke up at half four because its now become cognitive behaviour that I won't hear the alarm. I've have already had two cups of coffee. I start at seven. Rinse and repeat tomorrow. I'm so grumpy, I pity the rest of the staff today, I'll just have to keep my head down and hope I don't get struck off.
Funny, I never have a problem sleeping on my days off and wasting time in bed. "
your grumpy......no shit sherlock |
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"Funny, I never have a problem sleeping on my days off and wasting time in bed.
Time in bed with me would never be wasted 
*courtesy of the smooth talking department*"
You'd have to be super to be able to rouse a snoring, sweaty and dribbling lump of sleeping woman.
Put me nightie down when you're done. |
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"Funny, I never have a problem sleeping on my days off and wasting time in bed.
Time in bed with me would never be wasted
*courtesy of the smooth talking department*
You'd have to be super to be able to rouse a snoring, sweaty and dribbling lump of sleeping woman.
Put me nightie down when you're done. "
I do love a challenge  |
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"...me how my weekend went!
There are a huge percentage of us that work, potentially, every fucking day of the year and I don't need reminding that lots of people get every weekend off.
I know, I know, it's not Thursday but rant now over.
I know what you mean Hun I work shifts aswell half the time I don't know what day it is eather lol
Disclaimer: I understand that it is a polite, non-offensive way of breaking the ice for some people. "
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By (user no longer on site)
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"...me how my weekend went"
I don't ask that question.
To me, that's the same as saying "who did you meet this weekend?" Or "who did you fuck this weekend?"
Which I'm 79% sure that's why that question is asked 99% of the time...especially on here.
I get asked it a lot.
If I've been chatting to them for a while, I don't mind, because if I'm chatting to them, I think the person is sound....so don't mind.
But if it's asked literally straight off the bat then I tend to just change the convo.
Ben
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I don't work weekends (sorry) and it pisses me off too.
I really want to reply along the lines of 'use your imagination' but I dare say that would go down like a lead balloon with someone who can't come up with something a little more interesting to say. It's fine to ask but when it's all that's said what's the point?
Yeah, I did have a nice weekend. |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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So with the OP on the sentiment - I do not like being asked as a first conversation how my weekend was - I find it infinitley more appealing if somebody refers to something in my profile as this means he has read it.  |
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"...me how my weekend went!
There are a huge percentage of us that work, potentially, every fucking day of the year and I don't need reminding that lots of people get every weekend off.
I know, I know, it's not Thursday but rant now over.
Disclaimer: I understand that it is a polite, non-offensive way of breaking the ice for some people. "
anyway forget all of that rubbish
Just how was your weekend ? |
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bloody ell !! how is a single guy ever going to get it right.
were moaned at in the forums for not being polite were moaned at if we ask if someone had a nice weekend or is ok ?
off jo become a monk
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By *aucy3Couple
over a year ago
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"...me how my weekend went!
There are a huge percentage of us that work, potentially, every fucking day of the year and I don't need reminding that lots of people get every weekend off.
I know, I know, it's not Thursday but rant now over.
Disclaimer: I understand that it is a polite, non-offensive way of breaking the ice for some people. "
On the positive side,you do have lovely legs |
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"bloody ell !! how is a single guy ever going to get it right.
were moaned at in the forums for not being polite were moaned at if we ask if someone had a nice weekend or is ok ?
off jo become a monk
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I agree. Maybe some women could tell us what they would like in a first message as maintaining a conversation is easy. Starting one and getting a reply is the hard bit |
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i would say that 90% of people both men and women start there monday mornings at work with a conversation with colleagues about how are you and how was your weekend
think i will continue to ask and if a girl throws a strop over it then maybe she isnt the playmate for me |
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"i would say that 90% of people both men and women start there monday mornings at work with a conversation with colleagues about how are you and how was your weekend
think i will continue to ask and if a girl throws a strop over it then maybe she isnt the playmate for me"
What sort of response do you get? Considering, of course that you know your work colleagues. At work, when I'm asked, I answer with a 'fine thanks' unless it's a close mate who knows my plans, then I might have a quick chat about it.
I never answer any message that just asks me how I am or what sort of weekend I've had. The answer to both is 'fine'. Hardly a conversation piece. I could always talk about how I was in bed with horrid period pains, or how my bowels are playing up or how I went to tescos for milk. Would that be any good? |
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"i would say that 90% of people both men and women start there monday mornings at work with a conversation with colleagues about how are you and how was your weekend
think i will continue to ask and if a girl throws a strop over it then maybe she isnt the playmate for me"
I wouldn't throw a strop. I just think it lacks imagination. My profile is in keeping with what I'm looking for, I'm guessing most people write their profile in a similar way, showing what we're looking for. There has to be something in there that you can start a conversation about. Social skills perhaps don't come easy to everyone but for me, 'how was your weekend?' or 'how r u?' doesn't really fill me with any desire to respond. It may be that I've been here too long and am still fighting off the cynicism but it's very easy to press delete when someone doesn't inspire a response. Sorry... life's hard sometimes. |
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"i would say that 90% of people both men and women start there monday mornings at work with a conversation with colleagues about how are you and how was your weekend
think i will continue to ask and if a girl throws a strop over it then maybe she isnt the playmate for me
I wouldn't throw a strop. I just think it lacks imagination. My profile is in keeping with what I'm looking for, I'm guessing most people write their profile in a similar way, showing what we're looking for. There has to be something in there that you can start a conversation about. Social skills perhaps don't come easy to everyone but for me, 'how was your weekend?' or 'how r u?' doesn't really fill me with any desire to respond. It may be that I've been here too long and am still fighting off the cynicism but it's very easy to press delete when someone doesn't inspire a response. Sorry... life's hard sometimes. "
do how would you like people to message you? The polite way of messaging someone new is asking them how they are! If you met a work colleague or a old friend the first thing you ask is how are you. The pleasantries have to come first. |
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" do how would you like people to message you? The polite way of messaging someone new is asking them how they are! If you met a work colleague or a old friend the first thing you ask is how are you. The pleasantries have to come first. "
Of course it is... to people you know. I wouldn't walk up to a complete stranger and the first thing out of my mouth would be 'how was your weekend?' To people I know, that may very well be the first thing I said but to a complete stranger I would introduce myself.
I may well be odd though. |
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"Dont mention the C word,.minxie will start singing xx
Think I have a cunning plan to curtail that particular problem "
oiiiiiiiiiiiii I have never been described as a problem before - *flounces off - deeply hurt*  |
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" do how would you like people to message you? The polite way of messaging someone new is asking them how they are! If you met a work colleague or a old friend the first thing you ask is how are you. The pleasantries have to come first.
Of course it is... to people you know. I wouldn't walk up to a complete stranger and the first thing out of my mouth would be 'how was your weekend?' To people I know, that may very well be the first thing I said but to a complete stranger I would introduce myself.
I may well be odd though. "
what would you say is wrong with that message I've just sent you? X |
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"Funny, I never have a problem sleeping on my days off and wasting time in bed.
Time in bed with me would never be wasted
*courtesy of the smooth talking department*
You'd have to be super to be able to rouse a snoring, sweaty and dribbling lump of sleeping woman.
Put me nightie down when you're done. "
I'm coming back for seconds, so will leave nightie up  |
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"...me how my weekend went!
There are a huge percentage of us that work, potentially, every fucking day of the year and I don't need reminding that lots of people get every weekend off.
I know, I know, it's not Thursday but rant now over.
Disclaimer: I understand that it is a polite, non-offensive way of breaking the ice for some people. "
I hear ya  I work every weekend except when I'm on holidays |
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"Funny, I never have a problem sleeping on my days off and wasting time in bed.
Time in bed with me would never be wasted
*courtesy of the smooth talking department*
You'd have to be super to be able to rouse a snoring, sweaty and dribbling lump of sleeping woman.
Put me nightie down when you're done.
I'm coming back for seconds, so will leave nightie up "
Want me to leave the curlers in? |
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"...me how my weekend went!
There are a huge percentage of us that work, potentially, every fucking day of the year and I don't need reminding that lots of people get every weekend off.
I know, I know, it's not Thursday but rant now over.
Disclaimer: I understand that it is a polite, non-offensive way of breaking the ice for some people. "
Er..........may I ask?........ er......., how did your weekend go??   |
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"So with the OP on the sentiment - I do not like being asked as a first conversation how my weekend was - I find it infinitley more appealing if somebody refers to something in my profile as this means he has read it. "
Obviously Oscar never found himself in bed with a woman wearing a full suit of armour, much prefer the writings of Douglas Adams myself.
Anyway hun, would you be a babe and meet a 20 year old.
Don't you think it's audacious of people to write messages having only read the first two, and last lines of a profile.
Sorry couldn't resist |
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