Apart from the bold text everything is irrelevant. I've read quite interesting sentence once, just can't remember where, but it sounds similar to:Jan de Boer wrote:Two times birthday a week. Then somebody comes from holiday and brings snacks from his or her home country. Christmas, Easter, Pentacost, what ever. And actually I am trying to lose weight. So, no, not really happy with it.
Yoda wrote:Do or do not. There is no try.
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Tim Cooke wrote:
Yoda wrote:Do or do not. There is no try.
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Tim Cooke wrote:
Yoda wrote:Do or do not. There is no try.
Karthik Shiraly wrote:Shouldn't that be "Not do or do. No try there is"?
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Don't fret about weight, just remember 1 candy = 10 push ups, 50 gm snacks = 1 km walk and a cup of lemon tea in morning on empty stomachactually I am trying to lose weight. So, no, not really happy with it. Sorry :-)
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Tim Cooke wrote:
Yoda wrote:Do or do not. There is no try.
Maneesh Godbole wrote:Never. Our office is a strict no sex environment. Besides there is no woman called Candy working here.
Jan de Boer wrote:You're saying getting someone in the pantry is a sort of ambiguity I am not aware of?
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Tim Cooke wrote:
Jan de Boer wrote:You're saying getting someone in the pantry is a sort of ambiguity I am not aware of?
The phrase up for interpretation is "do you have candy in the pantry".
While you're in Meaningless Drivel forum you should not be worrying. Such things can happen here more often than you thinkJan de Boer wrote:I will try to remember that to avoid being embarrassed again!