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Worked at Coles for 6 years.

Shit was good, not a care in the world

I must have worked for range of wrong bosses....

Cause I did my work at Coles. It's a very poor work system they have set up though, very little incentive to do anything productive.

The problem with their system, like so many other systems: "Oh you've finished your work, faster than you were supposed to? Here's some more to do until the end of your shift."

Read above, also it must be I'm a 'shitty' person to begin with... Oh well.

i'd like some suspension, my GTT needs some coilovers.

I've got a set of Racing Gear JTC N1 coilovers for sale if you want.

Cause I did my work at Coles. It's a very poor work system they have set up though, very little incentive to do anything productive.

The problem with their system, like so many other systems: "Oh you've finished your work, faster than you were supposed to? Here's some more to do until the end of your shift."

as opposed to every other work place lols

still no sight of scotty :whistling: haha

Anything for a blowy ey

Word on the street is that her home baked cookies are just as good

Sif write off gym sesh for a girl. That is so gay.

You right. Arnold said a Pump at the gym feels like cumming, and I guess I can get multiple pumps at the gym.

still no sight of scotty :whistling: haha

What did Scotty do? A very vague description is enough so you don't get banned :ninja:

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