No food, no money.

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Originally Posted by Mr JP Fugley

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Surprisingly enough, JP's story did cheer me up. :happy:

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See.

In your face Big so called Les.

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Fair point - I failed to take into account the Benchez factor...

my bad (whatever that means)

The factor of taking pleasure at someone else's glee. :unsure:

eat my bakery section? :cry:

That's right, bread-boy

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Do I get to chat-up the widowers too. :w00t:

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Unless there's something you really wanted to get off your chest there, I think you mean widows :dabs:

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:lol: :earl:

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The factor of taking pleasure at someone else's glee. :unsure:

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Antischadenfreude ftw.

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The factor of taking pleasure at someone else's glee. :unsure:

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Antischadenfreude ftw.

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Now if Hitler had thought of that just think of all the trouble we could have been spared.

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Antischadenfreude ftw.

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Now if Hitler had thought of that just think of all the trouble we could have been spared.

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Do you really think that WWII was hitler's version of schadenfreude.

In other news Skizo would have posted:

Do you really think that WWII was Adolf's version of schadenfreude.

He's got form for it.

So you always text Mrs JP when you are on the way home eh?

Hmmmm... is this a prerequisite for you being allowed to come into the house? :lol:

It's so she can instruct the butler and the rest of the domestic staff that their master's arrival is imminent :mellow: