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» I don't understand the attraction
The Smiths
The group that is, not people called Smith.
Is it cool/hip/trendy, or whetever the current phrase is, to say you like them nowadays? flowers up the arse nonces...
(Thu 15th Oct 2009, 17:01, More)
The Smiths
The group that is, not people called Smith.
Is it cool/hip/trendy, or whetever the current phrase is, to say you like them nowadays? flowers up the arse nonces...
(Thu 15th Oct 2009, 17:01, More)
» Celebrity Encounters III
The only worthwhile one I can think of is Dave Allen
I went to his one man show in the late 70's and got his autograph on a book match from the Hotel Piccadilly in Manchester. He smelt of fags and whisky, which wasn't a surprise.
They don't make celebrities like they used to.
(Tue 10th Dec 2013, 11:52, More)
The only worthwhile one I can think of is Dave Allen
I went to his one man show in the late 70's and got his autograph on a book match from the Hotel Piccadilly in Manchester. He smelt of fags and whisky, which wasn't a surprise.
They don't make celebrities like they used to.
(Tue 10th Dec 2013, 11:52, More)
» Getting Old
A bloke I know
went to pick up a prescription and was surpised when the pharmacist waved away his credit card. Thinking they only accepted cash, he started getting his money out and then the Pharmacist explained he didn't have to pay at all, with being over 60. That pissed him right off.
(Fri 8th Jun 2012, 10:35, More)
A bloke I know
went to pick up a prescription and was surpised when the pharmacist waved away his credit card. Thinking they only accepted cash, he started getting his money out and then the Pharmacist explained he didn't have to pay at all, with being over 60. That pissed him right off.
(Fri 8th Jun 2012, 10:35, More)
» Dodgy work ethics
More an employees dodgy work ethic...
A bloke I worked with a few years ago used to have a job delivering sun beds. Usually these were for young ladies so he'd happily give them some chat, set the sun beds up, check they worked and be on his way...for about about as long as he reckoned it'd take them to get their kit off and then he'd be back knocking on the door because he'd 'forgotten' to leave the goggles. Worked quite well apparently.
Maybe I should have put this in the Top Tips section
(Tue 12th Jul 2011, 22:31, More)
More an employees dodgy work ethic...
A bloke I worked with a few years ago used to have a job delivering sun beds. Usually these were for young ladies so he'd happily give them some chat, set the sun beds up, check they worked and be on his way...for about about as long as he reckoned it'd take them to get their kit off and then he'd be back knocking on the door because he'd 'forgotten' to leave the goggles. Worked quite well apparently.
Maybe I should have put this in the Top Tips section
(Tue 12th Jul 2011, 22:31, More)
» Redundant technology
I don't like throwing stuff out if it still works
even if it means keeping it in the loft...like my Compaq 286e luggable with it's 40MB hard disk, basically it's like carrying a breeze block in a bag, but heavier.
Length? 5 1/4" floppy
(Thu 4th Nov 2010, 13:07, More)
I don't like throwing stuff out if it still works
even if it means keeping it in the loft...like my Compaq 286e luggable with it's 40MB hard disk, basically it's like carrying a breeze block in a bag, but heavier.
Length? 5 1/4" floppy
(Thu 4th Nov 2010, 13:07, More)