Posts by Sofie Bribiesca
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Hard News: When the Game is Over, in reply to Cecelia,
They had a crook kicker
Well if a week wasn't good enough for him, he wasn't good enough to be there. Others as shown, could do the job.innit
Jus' sayin'
And let's face it, there is much to be fixed. The AB,s get to party hard. We get to ..... pay. -
Field Theory: A moment of national significance, in reply to Islander,
Anyway, while not watching anything on TV this evening, may everyone enjoy whatever it is they do-
I just watched a bunch of peoples leaping of furniture, dancing, celebrating this game as if it was all that mattered. Fascinating that everything else can be blocked out. A few booed at the sight of Key. Others cheered. We bought our friends a Guinness and champagne and we toasted and made plans for the future. One day we are going to come and visit you Islander.xxx
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Field Theory: A moment of national significance, in reply to Sacha,
Oh yes I did. But now ,shit! That just got all jiggy on it. Glad I trimmed my nails before I could bite them all off. :)
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Hard News: When the Game is Over, in reply to Matthew Poole,
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Field Theory: A moment of national significance, in reply to Sacha,
There is the book The Man Who Thought His Wife Was A Hat.
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Hope we all have fun peeps. Our friend has talked the publican into closing tomorrow for his staff to actually enjoy their hard earned break on Labour day. (Knowing all there would be hung over).6 weeks of day in day out full on great service for many foreign visitors, and us (which is quite a few locals.) It has been a pleasure to support The Cavalier throughout this Tournament because the service has been beyond fantastic and I know these guys are all exhausted, so to them, Happy Labour Day tomorrow .:)
It's going to be a buzz in town tonight. Waterfront Cloud is already full. Aotea Square might be a good alternative about now. -
Field Theory: A moment of national significance, in reply to Jackie Clark,
the Man Who Stabbed His Own Arse
Lol ! That's got to be a pretty novel way to show his support, but big ups to you both then.:)
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Up Front: Casual, Shallow and Meaningless, in reply to JacksonP,
Not that I'm saying it will, but hey, you never know. ;-)
And I'm a good salesperson, one may never know the benefits of small talk, you gotta be there to be in it.
Friendbook, ...where everyone can get along. :) Friend help friend innit!
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Up Front: Casual, Shallow and Meaningless, in reply to Isabel Hitchings,
What I do know is that small talk will not do it.
Beg to differ,
Small talk, as in " Where do you fit in?"
I chat on the same forum and heard people were going down here tonight so thought I'd check it out"
can lead to
'Well have you got a business card?"
can lead to
"Let's stay in touch"
can come from
"I think these people will get along because I know they have something in common"
or even smaller talk.
"Hi,Let me buy you a drink?" (he,she/ladyboy/etc.)
"Ok, noticed you too" (he/she/ladyboy/etc)
...pool table...birthday party....
...and they lived happily ever after. (or is that just me?)