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Working is so 1990's
So I quite like this not working mallarkey!
Only 3 days into it, but its fun! Got back from Glastonbury last night. Great laugh. Got through 48 tinnies in a weekend on my own!
Bad luck about the money situation, and I won't say I told you so, but I will stress again, 'Thailand is the most dangerous place for stuff being nicked. Its a criminals dream!' In fact, I am thinking about turning to crime for my next job. I know somebody who will pay 250 squid for each passport he gets. I'd only need to get 2 a week! Just pop into a hotel, behind the counter where foreigners have to leave their p/port for 1st night, and hey presto!!!
Anyways, put a money belt on, keep all c/cards, moolah, and passport in it, to avoid being a victim. Look on the bright side! At least they didn't get your 1989 Panini football sticker album hey! Always got Ian Rush in mine!
Yeah, its sunny here, so I'm spending a bit of time in the sun, and reading whilst flicking through Thai brochures, and convincing Louise we're off there in September! She's keen, so its only a matter of time before we get a date.
Chang is the best beer there is, and you can drink it all night, as there are trace amphetamines in it, so the more you drink,. the more you want to drink! But have some water by your bed to avoid the dreaded Changover!
See if you can drink a whole bottle of Sansong whiskey! I managed it, but did break my camera, almost drowned, woke up on a beach, then layed in my own vomit!
Thomas your sack trucks were the bollocks! Everyone told us, they wouldn't handle the mud, but how wrong were they!
Keep in touch and let Mike and Tom have a little paragragh on each entry even if it does take them best part of a day and contains nothing but obscenities?
Rigt, best go and sunbathe my Peter Andre body in the midst of screaming women and ice cream van drivers........
Gorgeous Koh Samui
We watched the crappest film in the world and before we knew it, the whole bus load of people were flat out asleep. This bus was comfier than some of the beds we had stayed in. During my sleep, I thought I felt my bag being tugged from under my feet. I remember coming to and stamping on my bag so that it wouldn't move and remember thinking "we're not going up a hill, so why is my bag slipping backwards??". Of course I was half asleep and didn't think anything of it. The bags were right under our feet and seemed quite safe!!!! Next thing you know, some guy is bellowing down the bus "Hurry, Hurry, Koh Samui, Phi Phi, Koh Tao, off the bus now, hurry, quickly now". Everyone rushed to get off the bus thinking we were going to miss this 'connecting' bus which we didn't even know we had to get. When we were sat on the next bus, still half asleep and feeling very dopey, i remembered what the israeli guy had said and as the bus moved off I checked my bag. Despite being padlocked and so I thought safely stowed by my feet, some bastard had managed to pull out my wallet and had stolen 5000 baht (about 65 quid) and 3 of my credit cards. I was so angry. I stormed down to the front of the bus and shouted about what had happened. They pretended to not be able to speak english and ignored me. We stopped in a petrol station 5 minutes later and we asked if we could call the police but there was no phone. Everyone was completely unhelpful, and more than likely, all in on this scam together. Another couple had 7000 baht stolen too. We have no idea how they managed to do this. Unless they had little secret doors underneath each seat, as the bus was pretty much full and we had people sat behind us. It really is quite sinister.
Thank god Tom had his mobile phone and although it probably cost a tenner a minute, i called my credit card companies and cancelled the cards. Turns out the bastards had already tried to use the cards and security had been alerted and the fraud teams were dealing with it. I felt sick to the stomach and realised how stupid I had been to even think we were safe on this big luxury bus. It really was too good to be true.
Anyhow, with the cards cancelled I tried to relax a little while Mike and Tom thought of sinister plans to trap these rats should we get a nightbus back to Bangkok.
On arrival at the port, we got a taxi to 'Lamai' which is where we're staying. The taxi dropped us off at 'Sea Breeze Bungalows' when we thought he was trying to scam us, but turned out to be quite fairly priced at 3 pounds a night with private bathroom, air con, fan, towels and loo roll!!! And right next to the beach!
We got on our swimsuits and went straight down to the beach, which is gorgeous. Clear blue sea and white sand. Not to mention the clear blue skies and bright sunshine. It's really nice and just as beautiful as the caribbean.
So we have been chilling out here for a few days - just lazing on the beach, swimming and snorkelling. We went to the tourist police and filed a report about the theft - they said this happened on a regular basis and that they recently arrested a whole company for this kind of scam. There must be thousands of people out there that this happens to.
Went into 'Cha weng' which is the next town along and very touristy and took a look around and had some dinner.
We are moving to 'Amadeus beach bungalows' tomorrow as only 2 quid a night. Think we will stay here for few more days and then move on to another island. Do a bit of island hopping before we go back to Bangkok.
You can tell me and steve don't really work that hard can't you - since it's always us posting messages! Actually I'll rephrase that - Steve doesn't work at all.
Sorry you had all that crap with your money etc, but don't let it ruin your time in thailand. There's always scabby buggers wherever you go. Don't let Thomas go mad with the chang (or mike) as I'm not sure how his parents would cope if he fell in love with a thai lady boy. Look after yourselves. Have fun! Love A, A and J xxx
Keep an axe in yer bag
Or failing that fill your bags full of friendly scorpians, that'll give the robbing arab (or whatever they are) bastards a lesson.
If i was you i would have gone mental in the bus with an axe, eye for an eye and all that.
If you'd have mentioned it i could have bought a land mine back from iraq with me, i could have picked up thousands then you could have mined your bags, no one would mess then.
All the other stuff sounds well good keep the pictures coming.
Oh yeah, as you must be well aware YOU MISSED COLLETT DAY, i am not impressed, THE biggest day of the mullet social calendar and you were swaning around in the desert on a once in a life time trip, whats all that about, i feel let down, as for the rest of you that are writing on these pages, i am ashamed to say i even know you, i didnt see any of you turn out for what can only be described as the southwests premier day out.
Any who, accommodation is well cheap innit, get some pics of that, especially the rock me amedeus job
Hope you aint still got the shits, i bet you got piles now from riding elephants
Peace my brothers, stay black
Still luvvin' it...
Hi guys, sounds like you're still having a fab time, great beaches, sun etc...sorry to hear about the thieving bastards Mand. You definately need a plan to catch 'em, get your thinking caps on Mike and Tom! Well, I've been enjoying the sun here of late while it lasts. I love the piccies you're sending, we need to see more, I'm feeling really jealous now when I see the places you're visiting!!Safari's, elephants, tigers and so on....
I didn't go to the festie this year, however all my family did. Everything is going well for me at the mo, no exciting news to report but I'll keep you posted.. Take care of yourselves and have fun. Love Natalie xx
I think we all agree that good as Mandy's entries are, we would like to hear the boys voices occasionally. I think it would be very beneficial to have 3 opinions of each adventure.
I do understand that anything Tom & Mike have to say would be short & sweet and may contain a lower standard of grammar & the occasional swear word. But we miss all of you......
Mines a Stella
I want to hear more about Dans idea to plant your bags with land mines!
I think its a great idea, and I am also glad to hear that our soldiers are given the chance to bring back some of this memorabilia in their backpacks
I think the only way you can get them back legally is to kill every other Thai person you see, as they're all probably in on it!
Always keep an eye open when you're asleep!
And always take a wee sitting down! That goes for you too Amanda!
Lets see them combat this foolproof plan!

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Stoned Fox (Упоротая лиса) is a Russian photoshop meme in which a cutout image of a stuffed fox is superimposed into different base images of various humorous contexts. The nickname has been approximately translated as "Stoned Fox" and "Autistic Fox."
On October 4th, 2012, British artist and taxidermist Adele Morse placed a stuffed fox for sale on the online auction site eBay. On October 14th, the fox was sold to a resident of Manchester, England for 330 pounds. According to an interview with Morse in Wales Online,[10] she began receiving messages from Russians within a couple of days telling her they loved the fox and wished to have one.
On November 27th, 2012, Morse published a post on her personal blog[1], announcing that she had been contacted by several Russians informing her that the fox had become an Internet celebrity on the Russian web. The same day, Livejournal[8] user al_stager published a post titled "A stuffed fox: Investigation," revealing that he had informed Morse about the fox meme. On November 28th, slideshows of notable examples were featured in the Russian edition of Metro[7] and the Russian news site Lenta, [4] as well as several pages on the Russian social networking site VK,[3] one of which accumulated over 1,850 followers within the next three months (shown below).
On November 28th, the Russian news site Lenta[4] published a slideshow of notable examples of the photoshop meme. On November 30th, Livejournal[9] user rhunwolf published a post revealing that a woman photographed wearing a Stoned Fox t-shirt was Anna Veduta, the press secretary for Russian politician Alexsey Navalny.
The same day, the Russian television news station Russia 2 ran a report on the meme (shown below, left). On December 8th, YouTuber Ilya Korotin uploaded a slideshow of notable examples from the series (shown below, right).
On December 17th, Lenta[5] published an article reporting that Moscow State University student Alexei Nevzorov was raising funds to purchase the Stoned Fox to display in an exhibition at the Centre for Contempary Art in Moscow. Within the next month, 24,900 rubles of the 74,000 goal had been raised.[6] By early January 2013, the popularity of the meme had been picked up by the English-language tech news blog Read Write Web.[2]
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[2]Read Write – Stoned Fox Meme Rules Russian Internet
[3]VK – Упоротая лиса
[4]Lenta – Упоротый лис покорил Рунет
[5]Lenta – Uporotogo fox invited to Russia
[6]Uplis – fox brought to Russia
[7]Metro News – Stoned Fox Once Again Wins the Internet
[8]Livejournal – a stuffed fox investigation
[9]Livejournal – How clumsily steals newspaper Metro
[10]Wales Online – Welsh artist stuffed ebay fox becomes Russian Internet sensation
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love that new look jumper - i tried it on but it didnt suit me but at all! i really want a superdry hoodie!! xxjoyus
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Halifax Health Medical Center
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Interviews for Top Jobs at Halifax Health Medical Center
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I applied through an employee referral. The process took a week – interviewed at Halifax Health Medical Center.
Interview DetailsThey have a tendency to make a big flash about wanting to hire people, e.g. large newsprint advertisements, but applicants are then given the run-around and/or told that the person in charge of hiring is not at the job fair on the day it was advertised to be held. The interview itself is fairly routine for those who get one. Superficially, it looks great going in but the new job euphoria tends to fade, not for lack of potential, but because management drags it down.
Interview Questions- Nothing difficult or unexpected comes to mind. Answer Question
Negotiation DetailsNo negotiation was needed. The offer was excellent.Accepted OfferNeutral ExperienceAverage Interview - Application Details
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2+ months – interviewed at Halifax Health Medical Center in June 2011.
Interview DetailsVery thorough
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I applied online. The process took a week – interviewed at Halifax Health Medical Center in February 2010.
Interview DetailsI had one interview after applying online. Very nice and thorough. Professional dress a positive. Very relaxed environment. I was interviewed by two people and the questions were very basic. They told me about themselves, asked me about myself, told me about the position, and then asked me if I had any questions in regards to the job.
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Negotiation Detailsn/aAccepted OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview - Application Details
interviewed at Halifax Health Medical Center in May 2009.
Interview DetailsThe interview process was relatively simple followed by a full background check.
Interview Questions- There were no difficult or unreasonable questions. Pretty routine stuff. Answer Question
Negotiation DetailsI asked for a certain salary and it had to go through several decision-makers, but was eventually approved.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview - Application Details
I applied in-person. The process took 2+ weeks – interviewed at Halifax Health Medical Center in April 2011.
Interview DetailsThe interviewer made me feel at ease and welcome. She thoroughly discussed the position I applied for as well as policies and procedures of the department. The questions she asked seemed "standard", as I have been asked the same questions, almost word-for-word, from many different employers on different interviews. I was informed of approximately how long the hiring process would take.
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Fashion: Denim is cool again — if it comes in the lightest blue
It's official: denim is having a bit of a moment right now. Yet, with the darker hues fading into fashion obscurity, this spring's denim has been pushed to new limits with super-light shades, distressed finishes and (alarmingly) a whole lot of ripping. It is not just jeans that have lightened up — the denim jacket has made a comeback in the palest of shades, while light denim jumpsuits, skirts and dresses give the cult fabric a girly twist.
For those who swore off-pale denim years ago (including me), this is the time to make amends and embrace all things pale. Take note, these shades were all over the spring runways. At Chanel, models paraded in everything from bikinis to one-pieces in soft-light denim, while at Christopher Kane we were captivated by pre-washed frayed jackets and stone-washed ra-ra skirts.
So, how do you wear it? The current incarnation of the jean is simply pale and comes in a multitude of shapes. Super-skinny and ripped led the way at Christopher Kane, Cavalli's were flared and high-waisted and Dolce and Gabbana's denims were bizarrely patchwork — anything but mundane! Thankfully, these styles have made it on to the high street. Fashion frontrunner Topshop gets prime position with its slashed skinnies, but beware, they do require confidence. Wear them with a loose top and killer heels for that laid-back summer vibe.
For those wanting to keep things slim but without half your leg on show, Warehouse's pale skinnies are a total must-have. They look ultra chic paired with spring's favourite florals or classic prints, such as stars, stripes and spots. If you are not a simple jeans and T-shirt kinda girl, '80s denim dresses and skirts are fashion forward, yet wearable at the same time. Rock them now with thick tights and a leather bomber, and opt for bare legs come summer.
Do you still have that old denim jacket lurking in your wardrobe? Then lucky you, especially if it is shrunken and ultra pale. The denim jacket is the cover-up du jour, particularly teamed it with summer dresses, high-waist skirts and even wide-leg trousers. If, like me, you binned it sometime in the last decade, Dorothy Perkins has the answer with their cropped denim delight. Hurrah!
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Riverside Lift Tay Valley Shield 1
The two in-form teams in Drain Doctor Division One met in the Tay Valley Shield 1 Final at Ogilvy Park in Arbroath.
After two closely contested encounters between them early in the season the game between Arbroath CSC and Riverside Ath was expected to be difficult to call. However from early on there looked like there was only going to be one outcome as Riverside dominated the match. Steve Latimer opened the scoring in 10 minutes with an excellent strike of a rising ball from the corner of the box which flew over the ACSC keepers head and into the opposite corner.
The game was made safe midway through the second half when Ronnie Kenneth scored his 25th goal of the season when he drew the keeper before rounding him and scoring from a tight angle.
Dean Wallace lifted the trophy for the Finlathen team.
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by JosephSauce
Review: I saw this place on happy cow and considered it while in NOLA, then I was at wholefoods and the cashier told me I Must try their Sat. Vegan Brunch. My Partner and I went their before the March Against Monsanto Rally(which the owner was all for :]) and were very glad we did. The Owner was warm and friendly; We immediately got two fresh high quality mimosas on the house just cause. I got some truly delicious New Orleans Cuisine; including Super Vegan tamale, dirty rice balls with vegan remoulade(excellent), Amazing Wild Mushroom Tostada, and a Faux Chickn Po Boy that was also great. Overall (9/10), right up their with Carmo, even better priced. Didn't get to try the dessert becasue I was So Full!