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Hamish,

I'm guessing you got in the course?

not yet ;)

can you do print design?

alternatively... write a cookbook, and we'll publish it. profit.

i'm thinkin bout writing one actually.... but a different one to others.... will take me aaaaaaaaaages

had to quit due to f**ked restaurateur

not yet :)

i'm thinkin bout writing one actually.... but a different one to others.... will take me aaaaaaaaaages

had to quit due to f**ked restaurateur

open your own, come buy some equipment ;)

hope FIFA chokes on that bribe taken from Qatar. fkn kunts

Russia gets 2018 yeah good idea have it in a country covered in fkn snow that'll be fun for players/fans going to watch...

shits f**ked heads need to be cracked

russia's not all covered in snow and def not all through the year you luddite.

Bade hey rimon. Fkn Arabs. Qatar sucks. Seriously, it's like a wannabe Saudi. And their Arabic is bastardized to the point where I can't understand them.

Btw, girl didn't really die. I just yelled at her for doing something unfavorable.

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