Little things that bring a smile to your face

[randombs]

I hate dish washers. I know if I walked in on someone washing my dishes by flicking hot, soapy water on them I'd have a field day, but somehow it's just fine if a machine does it?

[Family Fry]

These 2 pictures (Scanner isn't working so couldn't scan them)

My daily view (back in them olde days)


What customers saw (generally the boss playing PGR and me sometime, then most times)


Ico posters on the left as you come up the stairs, remember pinning them to the wall
AND LOOK A PC SECTION!!!!

[EvilBoris]

Good times

[randombs]

What shop is that?

[Brad]

Just got the all-clear on my Glaucoma test :-)

[Family Fry]

What shop is that?

One of the Chips franchises of old, where I spent best part of 3 years (2002-2005) working in.
Met EvilBoris whilst working there, he came in to buy his Japanese Gamecube from us.
He couldn't wait to play it and asked us to bust that bad boy open and hook it upto the screen, whacked Eternal Darkness (exciting times) I was amazed by it, got on the phone to Lee @ VGI and ordered one myself.
I will never let him forget Japanese Import Doshin the Giant though, crazy swine.
Also met the now banned Fader209 whilst I was working there too, loads of awesome people who I still consider friends and loads I will still happily avoid when I'm out and about the city centre.

[noobish hat]

I hate dish washers. I know if I walked in on someone washing my dishes by flicking hot, soapy water on them I'd have a field day, but somehow it's just fine if a machine does it?

What? I don't think 'have a field day' means what you think it means.

[randombs]

I'd have a field day telling them off. I always thought it meant to go nuts doing something.

[noobish hat]

Well only if you were happy to have the opportunity to tell them off.

[koopatroopa90]

Got insanely good results for this uni term, well chuffed

[randombs]

Well only if you were happy to have the opportunity to tell them off.

I suppose not, seeing as I'd rather not have to tell them off in the first place

[sj33]

Got my preliminary final exam results today, passed with a 2.1. That means I officially have a degree in Japanese language!

That also means I can definitely do my 2 year master's degree at Ritsumeikan University in Kyoto from September. I did my year abroad there last year so I already know people at the university. I found out last week that I'd been accepted for scholarship too, so it's a double whammy

[Brad]

Hamaze! Congrats dude.

[Fader209]

Well done on your exams guys! And well done to FSW too on his Glaucoma test...I always wondered what the G in GCSE stood for

[Brad]

I did no revision for that glaucoma test and still passed!