. It is Sunday and this is my plan for the day
Good Morning! Happy Lazy Sunday as well.Good morning you sexy fuckers
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Unless somebody is offering to give me multiple orgasms. I might move a little for that
Hope Monday isn’t too stressful for you. I will be chilling all day because I don’t have to work for another two weeks 
Let the games begin! Well except for me...as usual, I'm headed to bed...Good morning you sexy fuckers
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Worst. Cheerleading uniform. EverGood morning you sexy fuckers
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You wouldn’t say no to it being crumpled on your floor though, would you?
I'm off... today, not two weeks. lol Lots of errands/appointments. Not work, but not necessarily fun either.Good morning you sexy fuckers
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Want to swap. I am trying to do nothing but finding it very difficult. I need errands and appointmentsI'm off... today, not two weeks. lol Lots of errands/appointments. Not work, but not necessarily fun either.
I, obviously, am not British, but we always use that term in the Midwest where I grew up and in the Deep South , where I live now for doing things for ourselves and others.Want to swap. I am trying to do nothing but finding it very difficult. I need errands and appointments
Actually, this brings me to a thing (a thought you may say). A question of sorts to the other British folk that may be around (might not be many in this thread because they see the OP has the word “France” in their name and think “well fuck, there will be a strike of some sort in there soon enough”)
So the question, do you do “errands” for yourself? As a child, neighbours would ask me to run an errand for them such as popping to the shop or dropping some cake round to number 54 but we never did errands for ourselves. I have never known anybody say they are running errands and it not be for another person. Myself, and people I know will just say they need to do some stuff in town. They don’t use the word errands to describe what they are doing for themselves.
Obviously, I don’t know every British person and it may be used widely in places I have never been to or spent much time in. Do you, or people you know use the word “errands” when they have jobs to do for themselves?
(might not be many in this thread because they see the OP has the word “France” in their name and think “well fuck, there will be a strike of some sort in there soon enough”)
I'm also not British, but I do love fish & chips, so... close enough.
To expand upon my previous answer, there is a difference between errands and chores, with errands as described above, and chores being tasks at home.
So, to put into context, me coming to your house to deliver your "needs" would be an errand on my part.Unless somebody is offering to give me multiple orgasms. I might move a little for that
Do you put salt and vinegar on your fish and chips?
I'm also not British, but I do love fish & chips, so... close enough.
Same as with fsa, "errand" is basically a term I use to generalize anything for which I have to leave the house, (for myself or others,) outside of entertainment, dining, and probably some other things I can't think of.
Again we have these differences. You coming to my house to deliver my needs would be a fucking pleasure but when I have to take care of it myself at home, that is a military operation (I can be a right fussy fucker at times)
I’m generally not an absolutist, but what are you doing if you don’t put salt and vinegar on Fish and Chips?
Shocking! I recently found somebody who didn’t put it on. It is a shame really because they are a lovely person otherwise. This is the only red flag I have got from them
I’m not saying that person doesn’t have their own merits, but they may be off of the “share a meal with them” list. I get upset if the waiter doesn’t drop off the bottle of vinegar when giving me the fish and chipsShocking! I recently found somebody who didn’t put it on. It is a shame really because they are a lovely person otherwise. This is the only red flag I have got from them
Pitchforks at the ready for you @_Ritch_
I'm sure you mean this literally
Time to bring out the all the missiles?
My ancestors are insulted at the French slander.Want to swap. I am trying to do nothing but finding it very difficult. I need errands and appointments
Actually, this brings me to a thing (a thought you may say). A question of sorts to the other British folk that may be around (might not be many in this thread because they see the OP has the word “France” in their name and think “well fuck, there will be a strike of some sort in there soon enough”)
So the question, do you do “errands” for yourself? As a child, neighbours would ask me to run an errand for them such as popping to the shop or dropping some cake round to number 54 but we never did errands for ourselves. I have never known anybody say they are running errands and it not be for another person. Myself, and people I know will just say they need to do some stuff in town. They don’t use the word errands to describe what they are doing for themselves.
Obviously, I don’t know every British person and it may be used widely in places I have never been to or spent much time in. Do you, or people you know use the word “errands” when they have jobs to do for themselves?
Don't worry @_Ritch_, I don't use vinegar anymore either. I used to before I worked at a fish & chips place here. Now I can't stand the smell.Shocking! I recently found somebody who didn’t put it on. It is a shame really because they are a lovely person otherwise. This is the only red flag I have got from them
Pitchforks at the ready for you @_Ritch_
I love the smell. I walk past the chip shops here and take a great big whiff of it in.Don't worry @_Ritch_, I don't use vinegar anymore either. I used to before I worked at a fish & chips place here. Now I can't stand the smell.
Chips and gravy. That tops salt and vinegar by a million times.
