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HA HA HA

Moring tea from 10:30 till 11:30

then "Break"

then Lunch from 12:00 till 1:30!!!

ha ha ha

i Love my job!!!

Oh... BTW we chip in for morning tea, only get paid to have morning tea

HA HA HA

:laugh:

oh dear, how good was lunch..sleepy time me thinks :laugh:

oh shane you came and you found me a the sphincter of the universe, or my weekend awa6y from worky

i've give u a 'the sphincter of the universe' if you really want bryn :laugh:

ha ha ha

put it away shane.

just AFK hehehe

Was very distracted by a fashion parade put on by the girls in fashion department, the clothes where quiet good, the Models where hot and the fashion student were hot as well!!

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