please empty your brain below |
hey babe, shouldn't you be working? |
'Working at home' is a very special sort of working. You waste no time travelling, get an awful lot done and drink more cups of tea than usual. |
*more* cups of tea??! you fitting a catheter? |
it was lovely to have you come and pop by - next time i'll have a cuppa waiting for you. milk and sugar ? |
I could get used to all this tea and sympathy. |
There's just one problem. One doesn't get a whole lot of work done if one spends one's time in this way... Not that I know anything about that. Oh no. |
but this IS work surely? |
Weird. I was thinking the same this morning, leaving hardly any traces of my blogreading and wanting to amend it. Must be a working from home thing. |
Not only am I *thrilled* to be first - I'm equally thrilled to discover that several of your comments are about me and my hyphen. What an excellent topic of conversation, to be sure... |
Do you know how difficult it is writing 100 different comments when everyone seems to be going on about your new hyphen? I'm not going hyphenated here, by the way. |
I've just realised that by doing this I am commenting on someone commenting on my comments. Any comments? |
Thanks for stopping by. I do think you're being a bit hard on yourself wanting to leave 100 comments; that's an awful lot of blogging even for a blogging addict! |
Just think, you're getting paid to do this. I should try this "working at home" thing. |
but you live on a good bendy-bus route into town! why are you at home? and how many creme eggs are left? didn't you roller-blade to work during the last tube strike? *remembers seeing flash of mauve leg-warmer and lycra shorts zipping past motorbike on Whitechapel during last strike* |
...what would be interesting to see - how many people "return the comment" and if you get 100 comments to this post :^)... ...good luck... |
Not doing bad for returned comments so far, thanks billy. And dave, I live on a bendy bus route, not a 'good bendy bus route'. They're packed full like sardines out there they are. |
mmmmm sardines! thankyou! *plans tea of tinned sardines on toast* |
Well, I'm impressed. If only I had thought of that when I worked from home today rather than my usual "Why aren't any of the normal buggers I read updating more regularly!" |
I was just popping by to ask if this hyphen things was the new black, and if we should all be getting one, but you answered the question a few comments up, so I won't. |
There are something like 2 or 3 million blogs out there. How much time do you have? Your Pal |
Probably you're not being helped by YACCS being broken. |
I'm stopping at 100, honest. I might even have finished by now if YACCS was up and running. |
100 comments. That's a lot for someone working at home, are you getting any work done? I know the feeling only too well... |
I didn't even know there 100 blogs out there. The music outside has stopped, so I've put my own on, some KISS. |
I couldn't possibly comment. |
I feel honoured to be so far up the list at number 60. Oh and yes, I would recommend that you really should visit Northumberland sometime. I was pleasently surprised by my first visit. |
Ah, that explains it! I've just made up a Ceylon/Red label blend, the pot is warming, the kettle's on and the flapjacks are due out of the oven in about 5 minutes. |
Cheers, don't mind if I do. Flapjacks too you say? Must work from home more often. |
YACCS isn't actaully broken.... they tell me..... It's just that someone with an IP address that many of us use in the SE of Engerland is running a script that overloaded there server. SO they've blocked us until the script is stopped. Well, that's what they told me. And I can see YACCS if I use a different ISP. |
Well I'm impressed. I can't even think of anything to say on my own blog at the moment. |
An honour indeed, and in at 64. I can hardly wait to tell Teenager, she'll be so thrilled. For this, irrespective of age, and in light of this marathon piece of loafing.....sorry working, you are installed as a member of the GoGB henceforth. Cheers Jack |
And I finally get round to updating after your comments marathon... Though I did spot a good few of your other comments on my earlier travels. |
You're nuts! : ) Cheers, mate. Hey, and even in my language! |
An honour indeed, cheers for dropping by the mad house... |
Madness! And all this is 'working from home?' You should include a link to the RMT for giving you the opportunity to do it! |
Ooo, number 27. A pleasure and thrill to be commented upon by your good self. And I'll be coming to London tomorrow too. How much more excitement can I take? |
What the worthy Ionicus said, para 1. Comet came again today: failed again. Just so you all know. |
Thank you for the visit AND the comment! Are you unemployed at the moment? Or did you skip work today, blaming the strike? It must have taken you ages! |
Number 87, get in there! I have always had a liking for the number 87. Come by whenever you like, I've got milk chocolate digestives and a pot of fresh tea! |
Oy! Geezah! #60 and #63 are the same blog! Good job you ended up doing 101, just to be on the safe side... |
Wow appearing at #60 and #63, I'm doubly honoured. |
So you're saying I only made it in because YACCS was having problems...? Typical |
Oy! Geezah! #60 and #63 are the same blog! does the 101st blog make up for that d'you think? |
Drat. coffdrop - you were at #60 and #63 because my cut-and-paste skills are suspect. I think you only got the one comment though. Thank goodness I did that 'extra' 101st comment. |
Only took me a couple of days to catch up... For a moment there I thought the spam commenters had gone all wierd on me. Thanks for the visit, 100 comments on 100 blogs must have taken its toll on your poor typing fingers though. |
Ah, 65. My favourite number. |
Mine must be tomorrow then |
i was raised by chaffinches too. how wierd is that? |
Cheers for the comments matey, it's always nice to know someone reads what I've posted. Even if they don't always agree with it. (Number 73!) |
DG, if you read this, have a 12 yeqars later follow up! From a brief perusal, it appears 9/10ths of the blogs are no longer active. :(
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