The Aussies of TFF Club. - Page 42

Cheez · 07-02-2008, 10:06 AM

hey on the way back I am stopping in Japan. I am told that there is many awesome things there. Mainly A KIRBY plush doll!! yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay!

Crazy Chocobo · 07-02-2008, 11:49 PM

>_>

I have worked 10-11 hours all week, and tomorrow. My job finally started and it's tiring. Next week my hours get cut back to 8 so thank God. It sucks getting up at 6:30 in the morning but ah well. I am so tired right now. -_-

Priscilla · 07-04-2008, 01:20 AM

10-11 hours. Wow. I have 34 this week. It sucks but I guess the pay is worth it and the people there are great. So it's worth it.

Oh and by the way in my absence Lily is going to look after the club for me so if you have any problems ask her =].

Oh and that is awesome that you are going to Japan. But.. not to be rude but when you post can you try to include a little more content. Otherwise it just looks spammy and no one can really continue your conversation. Oh and then no one else will pull you up for it =]

Crazy Chocobo · 07-16-2008, 03:01 PM

35 hours is easy compared to 50, or even 40 which I did last week. I currently am not working since the vacation at the school is over. It's now before and after school care but there's not enough kids for me to go up and work so I just have to wait until there is. I have no idea how long that will take but we shall see I guess. It's nice to stay home and have a rest though. Fortunately I won't have long hours when I do get that job, it'll be a 25 hour week or just over that which is cool.

What do people think about the Pope being over here?

Silver · 07-16-2008, 04:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Crazy Chocobo

What do people think about the Pope being over here?

BRING OUT THE BOOZE!
I'm jobless for now, so I might see if I can catch a glimpse of the guy sooner or later. I've always been curious if they have a golden aura or something rather than just looking like old men.

But that's if I can spare the time from being lazy and jobhunting, both of which take up annoying amounts of time.

Crazy Chocobo · 07-16-2008, 04:33 PM

Being lazy is the best, that's what I have been doing the last couple of days. After working all those hours, I deserve it I reckon.

Well then again I haven't been completely lazy but still.

I saw the Pope a while ago on television. I didn't know he was 81, I knew he was old but I didn't think THAT OLD. Why do they get old people? I don't see the point because they die sooner than people in their 40's or 50's. Haha, I guess it has to do with experience but still, I don't see why they do that. Get a younger person, they'll probably last a lot longer!

Doc Rocco · 07-17-2008, 05:38 PM

Being lazy IS the best. I have done nothing but be lazy these holidays and I think I'm a better person for it.

Well, I don't really care about the Pope too much. I'm not Catholic, I don't live over East and I'm being too lazy to care! I know it's terrible of me, but meh. I think I deserve to be lazy every know and then eh?

On a completely unrelated note, I've discovered that in WA, regional areas pay more for their water to subsidise the water fees of metropolitan areas! We're paying $7 a per unit water (I forget if it's kilolitre or megalitre. I think it's kilolitre) while Perth is paying only around $2! Our fees go up, and theirs goes down! I should get Jules to track the head of the Water Authority down and stab them. >=D

Once again changing the subject because the water bills aren't terribly interesting, It's nearly the Olympics! And for once, WA gets to see it at the correct time because we live in the same timezone! Hopefully Australia does well this year and doesn't encounter any scandals. We've been pretty much scandal free, whereas many other countries seem to have scandals every second week.

Priscilla · 07-17-2008, 10:31 PM

Oh water. We don't have town water at all. So the price of water effects us. But we havn't had to buy any yet so it is all good so far. Cutting back on showers though is a pain.

Some friends I know went to see the Pope but that isn't really my cup of tea so I never did.

Back at school already and i've had 2 assignments given out, one exam done and an excursion already. Gee talk about the start of a busy term.

Crazy Chocobo · 07-17-2008, 11:13 PM

Yeah, we have to buy water too. We have been for years now, ever since we moved out here since we have tank water. We have bought a load of water this year so far but luckily the rain has helped out a bit. It doesn't take long to run out though because the tank leaks a lot.. it's made of concrete so yeah.

A good thing is that we live next door to a trucking company who you can buy water from for tanks and such. Good stuff.

Priscilla · 07-22-2008, 06:48 PM

We have only recently moved so we havn't had to buy water yet but we do have two water tanks which may help. But we should be getting a third tank. It sucks because we have to have really, really short showers. So shaving/ washing hair et cetera takes a long time.. too long xD.

Cheez · 07-29-2008, 12:21 PM

HA where I am at the moment (Madison) has no water shortage at all in fact they have a flood at the moment. It is then my duty to have much longer showers than you will ever be legally aloud to take. MOOHOOCOW!!