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How Was Your Day?

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ScouseFox

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someone is havin an actual domestic on the bus and I'm so hungover and you know them times when you're just like wow I do not need this shit right now. yeh that's where I'm at

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cambridgefox

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Having a quick getaway. This is the view from the room.

wow.where is that?

Travel agent got back to me yesterday as we fancied S Africa with Safari,wine regions,cape,Garden Route etc.not now,I was expecting 10 or 11k .They wanted 15.5k!4 of us 2 adults,2 sort of kids?Having a word with one of my S African neighbour for his recommendations as he has done this thing many times.15k, I say.

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Merging Cultures

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wow.where is that?

Travel agent got back to me yesterday as we fancied S Africa with Safari,wine regions,cape,Garden Route etc.not now,I was expecting 10 or 11k .They wanted 15.5k!4 of us 2 adults,2 sort of kids?Having a word with one of my S African neighbour for his recommendations as he has done this thing many times.15k, I say.

This is in Lesotho at Maliba Lodge.

We did Cape Town over Christmas and New Year, the wine tours, a safari and then drove the garden route back to Lesotho. We enjoyed it a lot.

What time of year are you thinking of coming down this way? Flights are obviously expensive, accommodation is difficult too in cape town. NY Times voted it as the best place to visit in 2014. And now it's hard to find decent places to stay. We prefer apartments, if you fancy that check capsol.co.za and airbnb. We recommend the Adderley hotel in Cape Town, it doesn't look much on the outside but it is nice and reasonably priced. My wife and friends have stayed there a few times.

PM me and I'll make some more recommendations, flights etc.

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cambridgefox

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This is in Lesotho at Maliba Lodge.

We did Cape Town over Christmas and New Year, the wine tours, a safari and then drove the garden route back to Lesotho. We enjoyed it a lot.

What time of year are you thinking of coming down this way? Flights are obviously expensive, accommodation is difficult too in cape town. NY Times voted it as the best place to visit in 2014. And now it's hard to find decent places to stay. We prefer apartments, if you fancy that check capsol.co.za and airbnb. We recommend the Adderley hotel in Cape Town, it doesn't look much on the outside but it is nice and reasonably priced. My wife and friends have stayed there a few times.

PM me and I'll make some more recommendations, flights etc.

Cheers,got plenty of time but appreciated.Oct 2015 at the moment.i do like to plan!
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CosbehFox

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I went out on Saturday and woke up at 2 this morning; an encapsulation of my life. I've missed Sunday, somehow.

P.S - Baltimore you sicken me, that looks outrageous

So basically you've been shagging some rough looking bird from Tinder all Sunday. Admit it

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Cheers,got plenty of time but appreciated.Oct 2015 at the moment.i do like to plan!

I'm going South Africa then aswell.

FT meet up!

Cambridge, for the amount of money it looks like you'll need to spend, I can understand planning early!

October is a great time to visit.

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One Legged Beaver

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A pretty dopey day on my behalf.

Got a train ticket from Stevenage to Gatwick, as soon as I got on the first train to St Pancras I mindlessly threw my train ticket in the bin and this had to purchase a new ticket when I arrived in St Pancras. Then at Gatwick after I'd proceeded threw the security checks I mindlessly threw my boarding card in the bin, resulting in me having to exit the departures lounge to get a new boarding card and go threw security again.

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Beliall

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A pretty dopey day on my behalf.

Got a train ticket from Stevenage to Gatwick, as soon as I got on the first train to St Pancras I mindlessly threw my train ticket in the bin and this had to purchase a new ticket when I arrived in St Pancras. Then at Gatwick after I'd proceeded threw the security checks I mindlessly threw my boarding card in the bin, resulting in me having to exit the departures lounge to get a new boarding card and go threw security again.

lol nutcase

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The People's Hero

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Eh up Lamby. Just so you know the Kent messenger has a full page ad desperate for me to catch a free bus from Maidstone to the valley with a really cheap season ticket next season. Just thought I'd mention it since you're so adamant it doesn't happen.

Nothing similar from those small time nobbers down at Selhurst though? Odd!

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cambridgefox

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I'm going South Africa then aswell.

FT meet up!

Cambridge, for the amount of money it looks like you'll need to spend, I can understand planning early!

October is a great time to visit.

15 k I won't be going,but I'm on the case.SW5,where abouts are you going?
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The Blur

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Bizzare

Got a mouse stuck behind the oven in the kitchen- I get so paranoid when I enter the kitchen now- Going to wait for my housemate to arrive until I can heat up the oven thus forcing the mouse out.

After all this drama, I took my dog for a walk, saw a healthy looking stray bouncing around happily in the park so I decided to go back after I got home because I was feeling bad that someone could have lost their dog (it must be the case as the dog looked so healthy rather than malnourished) so after a while, I finally saw the dog but as I approached it, I noticed a helicopter hovering over me and once I averted my gaze back to the spot where I saw the dog, he/she was gone. Five minutes later armed police approached me and told me to put hands on my head. Eventually after a body search, they let me go as I fitted a description of an armed person in the park and the bloody helicopter reported me. It did not helped that I was acting shiftily in a bushy part of the park! After going through all this aggro and being let go- the stray dog who caused all of this come bouncing around the corner happily and I pointed the dog out to the police!

Not looking forward to the confrontation with the mouse tonight!

P.S I know it is not Ric Flairesque kind of the day but I bet it is more bizzare than anyones today unless Flair decides to post in this thread!

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