Poyningsgull
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- Apr 12, 2007
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Went swimming at the Triangle at the weekend. Walking across the car park towards the entrance and realised I was still wearing my slippers.!
Went swimming at the Triangle at the weekend. Walking across the car park towards the entrance and realised I was still wearing my slippers.!
I've literally just tried to swipe a small insect off my laptop screen with the mouse pointer. I'm 50.
WTF ?
This may be a London thing, but I often get out my cash card (used to be Oyster) to "swipe" when "entering" a pedestrian crossing.
This isn't recent, I've been doing it for years.
I chuckled to myself last week when an elderly person confused a barcode scanner on the till at a coffee kiosk with the contactless machine.
Poor dear relentlessly waving her cash card at the scanner hoping the laser would pick up the non existent barcode on her card.
A few days ago I did the same.
Quite worryingly I walked out of M&S without paying yesterday, but managed to very quickly reverse ferret.
During that brief sunny spell we had a few weeks back (sometimes referred to as "British Summer" I believe), I had loads of mozzies congregating in their little swarms all around the garden and patio. I went to town on them, basically committing mass mosquito genocide as I floated around our lawn like your Roger Federer, elegantly dispatching them with a forehand and backhand swish, or sometimes an overhand serve.
You're quite right. The static crackle of taking them out - with additional attractive blue flash in the dusk - is one of the most satisfying things I've experienced since I came across a reem of bubble wrap in an alleyway in Bolton (long story).
Now I'm absolutely hankering for a bluebottle or a WASP. Bring it on.
I drove to Kent for a work meeting and discovered when I got there that I’d put the TV remote in my pocket instead of my mobile phone
Sounds like you've got it bad. At the opticians a while ago I tried to pay using my British Legion card instead of my bank card. Probably explains why I was in the opticians in the first place.....
Didn't even startle it. But it HAS now met its end.
Thats nothing, back when I used to do the school run it wasn't uncommon to see some still wearing pyjamas as well.
I don't hit the ones that are already on the floor.