A short test to see if you're too stressed to cycle!
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"Peter Connolly" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:A short test to see if you're too stressed to cycle!
Holy cow! I must be really stressed!
The Real Lee Casey
Quoted message said:webpages.charter.netstressOpen ↗
Quoted message said:Holy cow! I must be really stressed!
I'm not. But then again, Matron has upped my medications ;-)
Cheers, helen s
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Feeling stressed? Try the following to control levels a bit...
Picture yourself near a stream Birds chirping in the crisp, cool mountain air Nothing can bother you
here No one knows this secret place You are in total seclusion from that place called the world. The
soothing sound of a gentle waterfall fills the air with a cascade of serenity The water is so clear
that you can easily make out the face of the person whose head you are holding under the water.
Feeling better?
(taped to a colleague's wall, don't know the attribution, I'm afraid)
Pete.
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To be honest, I couldn't see the porpoise of it.....
Regards,
Pete.
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Quoted message said:Quoted message said:webpages.charter.netstressOpen ↗
Quoted message said:Holy cow! I must be really stressed!
I'm not. But then again, Matron has upped my medications ;-)
Cheers, helen s
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Snk! Gold star for Pete!
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"Peter Connolly" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:A short test to see if you're too stressed to cycle!
The two fish <1> looked fine to me but what the hell are the two bullocks next to them all about?
Anyway, at leashed I'm not shtressed, hic.
<1>When "Jaws" first came to a local cinema most of the daytime audience we were part of gasped
when the plastic shark made it's first appearance, however, one old biddy was heard to exclaim
"What was that?" Her crony replied "I think it was a fish". Talk about missing the point of
the film :-)
Pete
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Why does it go on about dolphins when the picture is of two cows jumping out the water?
Tony ;-)
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Peter B said:<1>When "Jaws" first came to a local cinema most of the daytime audience we were part of gasped
when the plastic shark made it's first appearance, however, one old biddy was heard to exclaim
"What was that?" Her crony replied "I think it was a fish". Talk about missing the point of the
film :-)
There's a cinema near me that has recently started doing 'special matinees'. These are midweek
afternoon showings which have a break half-way through for a nice cup of tea and a slice of cake
(tea & cake included in admission price). They are apparently very popular with teh retired.
Currently, the cinema is showing 'Matrix Reloaded', but for some reason the special matinee
screenings are showing Bridget Jones Diary instead. Can't imagine why.
Uh, on topic - teh cinema is across the road from a bike shop (does that count).
regards Ian SMith
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Ian Smith said:Currently, the cinema is showing 'Matrix Reloaded', but for some reason the special matinee
screenings are showing Bridget Jones Diary instead. Can't imagine why.
How quaint! A cinema that only shows one film at a time :-)
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Ben said:Ian Smith said:Currently, the cinema is showing 'Matrix Reloaded', but for some reason the special matinee
screenings are showing Bridget Jones Diary instead. Can't imagine why.How quaint! A cinema that only shows one film at a time :-)
Indeed. Also, sometimes it has plays or musical performances instead of films, and on Sundays
it's a church.
regards, Ian SMith
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