Happy F'ing Tuesday
 

Morning |waves|

Well, insomnia popped back up again last night. I was exhausted at around 9 & went to bed, but was still up at 5 :(

Working now & praying for some nap time |fonz|

Good morning

Working as usual. Tried to stay up last night and watch the LA Anaheim game but couldn't make it past the 2nd period lol.

A recently passed away friend of mine buggered me in my dreams all night, so I'm pretty exhausted. But at least I did sleep. My wife is going a way for a week so I'll spend time with her today rather than work.
Might do little bit though.

Have a glorious days folks!

Jolly

Quick question...

Does "buggered" mean the same thing in Norway?


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Maybe a bad chosen word. A dead man can't be a bugger and being haunted by him in my sleep (for a week or so now) just gives me a feeling he is doing it on purpose. Although I do not believe a dead man can do that :-p
He was my best friend but he fell into alcoholism, big time, and in the end he died of internal bleedings due to the huge amount of alcohol he had consumed. So I feel guilty for not being around the last years of his life.

How would you say it, being 'haunted' by someone just to be annoying in ones dream?

Jolly - who's happy for any corrections

|lol| I'm happy that I wasn't the only one wondering about the world choice.

Bugged, bothered, disturbed. But haunted is good too.

Damn! I see the typo now :)
Sorry, it was ofcourse BUGGED

|waves|

Muhahaha, Jolly, you silly foreigner :D

Other than that I just got back from a 13 hour demolition day, I'm kind of exhausted right now. The Eurovision Song Contest is on on TV. No idead why I'm watching it. Probably because there's nothing else on.

Have a good one all!

|huh


|pokefun| Muhahaha, who's the silly foreigner now? |lol||lol|

Jolly

Before this develops into a Harry Hill situation* let me help out with a few dictionary definitions:

Foreigner: Someone who is not English.

Silly Foreigner: Someone who is not English.

|couch|

* "Harry Hill situation" - Harry Hill is a British stand up comedian and gynaecologist whose catchphrase is "There's only one way to sort this out - FIGHT."