New Year resolutions

[imago]

Well the first couple will be to sort out the container, and use the bikes more.

 

[telectrix]

my new years resolution is 2 fold.

1. i'm not going to drink anymore... i'm not going to drink any less either.

2. i'm not going to make any more silly resolutions.

 

[imago]

2. i'm not going to make any more silly resolutions.

I'm going to make lots, then count them off one by one as they fall by the wayside. I do enjoy a good tradition.

 

[Guest55]

dont believe in new year resolutions , never have.
if you feel the need to make changes to any aspect of your life , why wait until only the 1st of Jan to do it ?
seems daft when theres another 364 days available lol.

 

[telectrix]

@ biff. what has common sense to do with the question?

 

[Guest55]

@Tel. good point

 

[danf1966]

just enough space in that garage for all the crap thats accumulated in your van , another resolution me thinks?

 

[kingeri]

1. Tidy out the cellar.
2. Tidy out the loft.
3. Tidy out everything in between.

Should just about take make all year.

 

[shagbite]

Well the first couple will be to sort out the container, and use the bikes more.

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mate, i could have used that acrow a couple of weeks ago. i've got three, but i always seem to be 1 short when i'm using them!!!

 

[markc123]

My resolution is try not to look at women as pieces of meat.

haha, i realise i've already failed this. AND i also realise im most probably going to hell.

 

[shagbite]

that's where all the tastiest pieces of meat will be.

 

[Guest111]

Mines going to be to make mad passionate love to every attractive woman who propositions me,right thats that out of the way lets look at 2014.:lol:

 

[markc123]

Haha.

To be fair, i'll try and do a genuine new years resolution this year - guaranteed i fail it first day back at work.

Don't go into the wholesaler, buckle under the salesman's pressure about the new exciting projects and buy something you don't need / won't probably ever use.

 

[tidyboiler]

I will try to be more tolerant of people in general and also resist the temptation to punch any shop assistant in the teeth if they pounce as soon as I enter the shop with the dulcet tones of "Can I help you?" If I need help, I will ask. Also not shout "p*** off" to cold callers on the doorstep or telephone and generally be nice.

Ok........ so I lie........:aureola:

 

[marcusone]

Mine will be to accept the fact that most people will do things their way regardless of any sound advise you dispense.