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Pretty crazy. Quite interesting. How've you been?

apart from catching an epic virus from hell I'm alright mate

I hate taking tine off work - but I couldn't even drive to the servo safely thus morning

That kinda told me to stay at home

Will prolly see dr tomorrow

I have a mountain of work to do in the office

How bout you?

Was the o/a trip a holiday?

What did you do there?

f*cking alarm or something on my neighbours shed has been going off all night. Sounds like a truck reversing. No sleep for me :( :( :(

That sucks McFly. Should record it and then play it through their window tonight. Although, they were probably going through the same agony and just didn't know how to fix it.

I have an air on unit bolted to the wall sitting 20cm from my head... Every day this swing. So it could be worse!

The gentle hum of an A/C unit has never been an impediment to my sleep before, so that would be far preferable.

P.S. HAPPY BIRTHDAY PETE!!!!!

aw, poor you

Man up Smartie

Get f*cked.

P.S. You need to get some of this: http://www.iflscience.com/space/space-whisky-return-earth

Go burn their shed down?

Tempting, so tempting.

That sucks McFly. Should record it and then play it through their window tonight. Although, they were probably going through the same agony and just didn't know how to fix it.

They appeared to be not home/on holiday. No cars there and a big collection of junk mail.

Got jack of it eventually and called the cops. They said they couldn't do anything unless the shed was actually being broken into, but then she could hear it over the phone and decided to send a car round. They made it stop :) somehow

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The gentle hum of an A/C unit has never been an impediment for my sleep before, so that would be far preferable.

P.S. HAPPY BIRTHDAY PETE!!!!!

Get f*cked.

P.S. You need to get some of this: http://www.iflscience.com/space/space-whisky-return-earth

Tempting, so tempting.

They appeared to be not home/on holiday. No cars there and a big collection of junk mail.

Got jack of it eventually and called the cops. They said they couldn't do anything unless the shed was actually being broken into, but then she could hear it over the phone and decided to send a car round. They made it stop :) somehow

bah ha ha ha ha

Cops couldn't do anything

Called the wrong peeps there

You needed to call Mike

I'm going to have to respectfully disagree with you there. They made it stop, so obviously they could do something.

so did you see the cop car or did they tell you they stopped it?

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