Made me laugh
Rob asks: Has anything happened recently that's made you laugh? Share your stories with us - we need the joy.
( , Thu 6 Dec 2012, 12:07)
Rob asks: Has anything happened recently that's made you laugh? Share your stories with us - we need the joy.
( , Thu 6 Dec 2012, 12:07)
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I was at a black tie do with work the other night
Unfortunately for me, I got trapped by the world's most crashing bore, an inbred rahrah surveyor who was labouring under two fond delusions: firstly that he was highly interesting, and secondly that I might give him work. He was one of those guys who mumbles through his nose and the room was very noisy, so it was impossible to tell what he was saying without a great deal of effort. After the first two sentences i gave up.
15 minutes of monologue later, I can see my colleagues pissing themselves laughing and I am straining to see what is so funny (turned out to be that Neil had walked into the ladies toilet cubicle by mistake and the woman he caught mid-shit had screamed the house down - you take your entertainment where you find it at these ghastly evenings). The surveyor looks at me expectantly and, in a rare and unwelcome moment of lucidity, snorts, "after all, she is what one might call the charlie dimmock of surveying, what?"
He was clearly waiting for a response, and I had no idea what the blue fuck he was on about. So I said, "what, you mean she doesn't wear any underwear on the job?" I was trying to jolt him into a flash of humanity. I did not expect him to swallow and slowly turn rather purple, and say, "well I wouldn't know. After all, she IS my mother."
Ack.
"well, I wouldn't know," he said. "after all.
( , Sat 8 Dec 2012, 15:54, 8 replies)
Unfortunately for me, I got trapped by the world's most crashing bore, an inbred rahrah surveyor who was labouring under two fond delusions: firstly that he was highly interesting, and secondly that I might give him work. He was one of those guys who mumbles through his nose and the room was very noisy, so it was impossible to tell what he was saying without a great deal of effort. After the first two sentences i gave up.
15 minutes of monologue later, I can see my colleagues pissing themselves laughing and I am straining to see what is so funny (turned out to be that Neil had walked into the ladies toilet cubicle by mistake and the woman he caught mid-shit had screamed the house down - you take your entertainment where you find it at these ghastly evenings). The surveyor looks at me expectantly and, in a rare and unwelcome moment of lucidity, snorts, "after all, she is what one might call the charlie dimmock of surveying, what?"
He was clearly waiting for a response, and I had no idea what the blue fuck he was on about. So I said, "what, you mean she doesn't wear any underwear on the job?" I was trying to jolt him into a flash of humanity. I did not expect him to swallow and slowly turn rather purple, and say, "well I wouldn't know. After all, she IS my mother."
Ack.
"well, I wouldn't know," he said. "after all.
( , Sat 8 Dec 2012, 15:54, 8 replies)
Oh fuck ignore the last bit
I cannot work out how to delete it on this infuriating iPad
( , Sat 8 Dec 2012, 15:55, closed)
I cannot work out how to delete it on this infuriating iPad
( , Sat 8 Dec 2012, 15:55, closed)
The last surveyor I met
spent his days marching about mucky building sites with a transit. Is the surveyor you refer to doing something that requires a public school education?
( , Sun 9 Dec 2012, 23:28, closed)
spent his days marching about mucky building sites with a transit. Is the surveyor you refer to doing something that requires a public school education?
( , Sun 9 Dec 2012, 23:28, closed)
Does this rely on the woman on the toilet being the posh chap's mother?
( , Sat 8 Dec 2012, 18:41, closed)
( , Sat 8 Dec 2012, 18:41, closed)
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