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Freddie Woo tells us how he recently spent ages trying to open his front door with his Oyster Card before realising he actually needed things called "keys". Tell us of times you've done stupid things while on auto-pilot

(, Thu 21 Mar 2013, 12:20)
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Nights and mornings.
Many moons ago whilst living in Halls in Birmingham, I did a thing that was apparently a degree. So like most students when a major project comes to deadline, I started it the night before. However, the flat across the way decided this was an ideal night to throw a party. Not an unusual occurrence, but this was a bit special, rather than sainsburys basics gin and rola cola, this was proper full on cocktail night (the girls had organised it for a birthday or some such).

So there I was beavering away, then nipping next door to grab a free drink every hour or so, project was completed, I was happily non sober. So bed for me for the 10am rush to city centre to meet the deadline.

I crash out in bed, probably about 1am. 4am I wake up, this was November time, when it was already dark at 4pm. my brain didnt make the distinction that I haad only been in bed a few hours. I forget a shower, grab any old tat to get dressed in. grab my stuff and leg it out the flat.

I was 300 yards away from my front door when I walked past the pub, that would have been heaving at 4pm. It was bolted and shut.

I went back to bed. Pubs are excellent ways of telling the time. I woke up at 1pm and therefore got the maximum late hand in mark of 40%. Woo for cocktails! (I cant drink spirits!)
(, Wed 27 Mar 2013, 13:39, Reply)

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