Love friday Hate monday??

[moanalot]

Any body else on here have a problem with Mondays? Its always been my most hated day...:sad:

 

[hemper]

there is something about mondays. but in all honesty regardless of day we still get up and do what we do best

 

[paddy carr]

Hate,hate,hate mondays unless there is a bank holiday added in front.

 

[celticbhoy]

yes mondays do have that feeling of dread for me too,esp if its pissing down.

 

[hemper]

good old monday club feelings

 

[XxIANxX]

Mondays hold the delight of travelling around York University inspecting scaffolding and pretty students

 

[hemper]

we all hate mondays and yet on friday we are buzzing even though most scaffs are working the weekend as well.

 

[TomP]

i hope your CRB'd Ian! ha ha!

 

[paddy carr]

i hope your CRB'd Ian! ha ha!

No worries there Tomp mate, you can tell by how Ian walks, that he is fully crabbed mate

 

[XxIANxX]

No worries there Tomp mate, you can tell by how Ian walks, that he is fully crabbed mate

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I got the all clear months back Paddy

 

[paddy carr]

I can remember reading once, that the 'Monday morning feeling' stemmed back to the days of working in the 'Cotton mills'.

Somewhere along the article it was stated that, after a weeks work in the 'Mills' you spent your wkd coughing up cotton fibres, and freeing your chest lungs etc of the weekly crap build up. On returning to work on a Monday morning, you were subjected again to the airbound particles which in turn made you feel unwell again, Seems too true for me to make it up, however, will probably do some research to back up my statement, after i have been to MILF etc

 

[moanalot]

I can remember reading once, that the 'Monday morning feeling' stemmed back to the days of working in the 'Cotton mills'.

Somewhere along the article it was stated that, after a weeks work in the 'Mills' you spent your wkd coughing up cotton fibres, and freeing your chest lungs etc of the weekly crap build up. On returning to work on a Monday morning, you were subjected again to the airbound particles which in turn made you feel unwell again, Seems too true for me to make it up, however, will probably do some research to back up my statement, after i have been to MILF etc

Yeah my mates old man worked in the cotton mills and he died a rotten slow death...he just pretty much ran out of breath...He said it was down to all the fluff he gobbled down him...

 

[paddy carr]

Where was H&S then

 

[moanalot]

Where was H&S then

BWAHHAAAHHHAAAAHHHAAAA.....Right on Paddy.....