Random Thought of the Day

[Otherside]

I had to run out to Tesco late last night when I realized that 1) it was Mothers day today and 2) I hadn't actually got her anything.

It was unsurpsingly busy. Apparently I wasn't the only one who'd forgotten.

[Sagan]

Sitting inside while spring, my favorite time of year passes me by.

[Koalafan]

Looks like this koala is going back to school

[IllusionOfHappiness]

Ami the only person who thinks birthdays are no big deal?

I'd love to never celebrate a birthday ever again, but it's a tradition in my family >.<. I think it's something that should be just for kids.

Looks like this koala is going back to school

Say wha?

[Liv64]

Ami the only person who thinks birthdays are no big deal?

I can feel you!

[Koalafan]

I'd love to never celebrate a birthday ever again, but it's a tradition in my family >.<. I think it's something that should be just for kids.

Say wha?

Yea it turns out that a degree in Psychology is not so useful in the real world (as everyone told me said) lol so Im going back to school for an associates in graphics communications and am going to be dealing more with design oriented stuff

[Kirsebaer]

Niiice! Sounds like a good plan, @Koalafan !!

[Kirsebaer]

Looking forward to going home to my wife on monday! That's always the highlight of my week... when I can finally go home on my days off and spend time with her and our dogs

[Kirsebaer]

People love to [BEEP] about american tourists, but ever since I've started working in the tourism industry (airport and hotel reception), I can honestly say that in general they're one of the most friendly nationalities, along with the brits, canadians and australians. I'm going to refrain from naming the worst/rudest guests/passengers

[L]

People love to [BEEP] about american tourists, but ever since I've started working in the tourism industry (airport and hotel reception), I can honestly say that in general they're one of the most friendly nationalities, along with the brits, canadians and australians. I'm going to refrain from naming the worst/rudest guests/passengers

Ah go on, is it my lot???

[Kirsebaer]

Ah go on, is it my lot???

Haha not at all, Lasair the irish are usually super friendly. Let's just say that the french people stereotype is spot-on (the most unfriendly/rude/never happy about anything, are the ones in the age range of ~ 25 to 45.. Old french people are usualy alright) and other south europeans in general follow this trend as well.. And then there are our friends from the north, norwegians and danes... Polite but cold and super impatient.. If they have to wait 2 minutes for something it's the end of the world for them :b
My wife, who's been working at Geneva airport for years notices the exact same things.. She's french and she also thinks that french people are the rudest, along with russians and israeli.. Lol ok I named names.. I hope i didnt offend anyone :b

[Koalafan]

People love to [BEEP] about american tourists, but ever since I've started working in the tourism industry (airport and hotel reception), I can honestly say that in general they're one of the most friendly nationalities, along with the brits, canadians and australians. I'm going to refrain from naming the worst/rudest guests/passengers

About time us Americans get some love abroad!

[Kirsebaer]

About time us Americans get some love abroad!

Apparently one is "cool" if he/she hates America and Americans :b

[Koalafan]

Apparently one is "cool" if he/she hates America and Americans :b

Those people need such a boppa!

[Kirsebaer]

@Koalafan lol!