Any ideas for beating the January blues?

Strontium_Dog

07/01/2005 at 12:49

Only back at work 4 days and I'm depressed already. I was hoping to buy a cheap bike off someone who had overextended themselves over Christmas but there doesn't seem to be too many around.

Any other ideas?

Wingnut

07/01/2005 at 12:49

Strontium_Dog wrote

Only back at work 4 days and I'm depressed already. I was hoping to buy a cheap bike off someone who had overextended themselves over Christmas but there doesn't seem to be too many around.

Any other ideas?

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Katana

07/01/2005 at 12:52

I recommend doing something that cheers you up, sort of treat yourself to things, that cheers me up.

Such as going for a coffee and burger at the Ace on my bike.
Going out with friends
Going to the Science Museum.

May be a weekend away with the other half.

Thats me hopefully it helps

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fishman

07/01/2005 at 12:54

Go on a diving holiday to Egypt - thats what I'll be doing on the 17th

waaaaayheeeeeeey! cant fucking wait! oooo the sun sand and deep blue sea..... not making it worse for you am I? Sorry!

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Strontium_Dog

07/01/2005 at 12:55

Katana wrote

I recommend doing something that cheers you up, sort of treat yourself to things, that cheers me up.

Such as going for a coffee and burger at the Ace on my bike.
Going out with friends
Going to the Science Museum.

May be a weekend away with the other half.

Thats me hopefully it helps

My bike is leaking petrol and I haven't ridden it for ages and it pisses me off just thinking about it.

Just had a holiday away with the other half

Maybe a couple of pints with friends is the way to go but me 'bezzies' are elsewhere.

I think I'll have a spliff

Katana

07/01/2005 at 13:18

Strontium_Dog wrote

My bike is leaking petrol and I haven't ridden it for ages and it pisses me off just thinking about it.

Just had a holiday away with the other half

Maybe a couple of pints with friends is the way to go but me 'bezzies' are elsewhere.

I think I'll have a spliff

Where abouts are you in this fair country. If nearby I can lend you a battered suzuki katana and the SSSD are drinking on saturday night to celebrate Nicki b'day come along. Laugh with go slow and run in fear from Atlas and his camp demeanour

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Strontium_Dog

07/01/2005 at 13:21

Katana wrote

Where abouts are you in this fair country. If nearby I can lend you a battered suzuki katana and the SSSD are drinking on saturday night to celebrate Nicki b'day come along. Laugh with go slow and run in fear from Atlas and his camp demeanour

Essex innit!

Is the info in days out?

Katana

07/01/2005 at 13:24

Yes info in Days out, attention all london drinkers or such like. Just jump on the district line.

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Docca

07/01/2005 at 13:25

i'm going to Spain next month for 'magnet therapy'. Apparently my GP thinks it will make me 'less of a cunt' (actual quote) . Fingers crossed i come back all pink marigolds :x

Strontium_Dog

07/01/2005 at 14:17

Docca wrote

i'm going to Spain next month for 'magnet therapy'. Apparently my GP thinks it will make me 'less of a cunt' (actual quote) . Fingers crossed i come back all pink marigolds :x

Depends where they put the magnets I suppose

Nicki

07/01/2005 at 14:20

Strontium_Dog wrote

Essex innit!

Is the info in days out?

Here it is:
www.visordown.com/forums/showthread.php?p=2561507#post2561507

And you're more than welcome to come along. My kid sister's geezer is particularly comedy at these sort of events, guaranteed to cheer you up!

Strontium_Dog

07/01/2005 at 14:32

Nicki wrote

Here it is:
www.visordown.com/forums/showthread.php?p=2561507#post2561507

And you're more than welcome to come along. My kid sister's geezer is particularly comedy at these sort of events, guaranteed to cheer you up!

Thanks. Not sure if I'll be there or not. There is talk of an all nighter at turnmills tonight so I'm not sure. Still I am feeling quite cheered up and wanted.

Thanks guys

Dodgy Geezer

07/01/2005 at 15:15

A quick hit of schadenfreude usually does the trick

Watch some real car crash TV - something like Judge Judy (ever seen this? It's fecking marvellous

) and laugh at the proles. When you start feeling a bit seedy and guilty doing it, you'll be better adjusted yourself and more able to face the real world, knowing it could always be worse

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Nicki

07/01/2005 at 15:20

I thought I'd try a sunbed session, not because I'm after a job on bid-up TV but for the vitamin D, should counter the SAD. Anyone know if it's worth risking the skin cancer?

bomma

07/01/2005 at 15:23

Docca wrote

i'm going to Spain next month for 'magnet therapy'. Apparently my GP thinks it will make me 'less of a cunt' (actual quote) . Fingers crossed i come back all pink marigolds :x

classic, even your GP thinks you're a cunt.

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Strontium_Dog

07/01/2005 at 15:24

Dodgy Geezer wrote

A quick hit of schadenfreude usually does the trick

Watch some real car crash TV - something like Judge Judy (ever seen this? It's fecking marvellous ) and laugh at the proles. When you start feeling a bit seedy and guilty doing it, you'll be better adjusted yourself and more able to face the real world, knowing it could always be worse

Judge Judy is a cunt really but I love watching her. Sometimes some old couples come on expecting sympathy and they get it with both barrels but she usually sides with the 'good people'. Judge Wopner from 'The Peoples Court' was a much stabler character and as good a reason as any for not not letting women work within the legal system, FFS if the painters were in you might get sent down for a minor offence like giving the missus a slap