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**Euphemism** · June 1, 2015

I've done it more than once. Doubt she cares much.

I don't know what you're on about; I'm calm as ****

**helzz** · June 1, 2015

Cos it's not the 1st in 'Merica yet...

First message was at 11pm (12am serbia time) by my awesoneness BF.
Who actually remembered without Skype telling him, how many people can say their other half remembered without prompt?

That's rude. He should have waited and said happy birthday at midnight exactly in our time because otherwise he's wishing you a happy birthday and it's meaningless because it's not even your birthday. That's what I did when my (ex) was in Canada.

But, HAPPY BIRTHDAY

**Kemii** · June 1, 2015

Thanks.

Alarm didnt go off, just woke up. Late to sign on, pissed and now on hold to the DWP.....
Really not having a good start to the day.

**warnly** · June 1, 2015

Originally Posted by helzz

That's rude. He should have waited and said happy birthday at midnight exactly in our time because otherwise he's wishing you a happy birthday and it's meaningless because it's not even your birthday. That's what I did when my (ex) was in Canada.

But, HAPPY BIRTHDAY

Ladies and gentlemen, saying happy birthday is now considered rude. On a completely unrelated topic, I have been diagnosed with cancer.

**Kemii** · June 1, 2015

Originally Posted by warnly

Ladies and gentlemen, saying happy birthday is now considered rude. On a completely unrelated topic, I have been diagnosed with cancer.

Seriously?
Where and how aggressive?

Originally Posted by helzz

That's rude. He should have waited and said happy birthday at midnight exactly in our time because otherwise he's wishing you a happy birthday and it's meaningless because it's not even your birthday. That's what I did when my (ex) was in Canada.

But, HAPPY BIRTHDAY

There is a huge difference between UK and Canada, thats why it would be wrong, but UTC+1 to UTC+2 is hardly a crime.
And TY :)

**Link** · June 1, 2015

**Kemii** · June 1, 2015

Originally Posted by Link

Every British City/Town ever....

I think its cos Mericans cant navigate so straight lines makes living easy.

**helzz** · June 1, 2015

That comment was not at all serious but take it however you like I guess.

Originally Posted by Kemii

Every British City/Town ever....

I think its cos Mericans cant navigate so straight lines makes living easy.

I'm actually slightly worried about starting to drive, never seen the point considering I study in Cambridge where there is physically no room for any more cars unless you want to spend your life in traffic but I've gotta start learning at some point. More freedom, and a million more chances to get hopelessly lost.

**Kemii** · June 1, 2015

Originally Posted by helzz

That comment was not at all serious but take it however you like I guess.

I'm actually slightly worried about starting to drive, never seen the point considering I study in Cambridge where there is physically no room for any more cars unless you want to spend your life in traffic but I've gotta start learning at some point. More freedom, and a million more chances to get hopelessly lost.

You could say jump on the bus to somewhere like Bury St Edmonds and learn to drive there, it'll be quiet and I cant imagine the bus fare would be expensive.

I know if I was learning to drive and I still lived in Leicester I'd head out to Loughborough and learn there.