I hope you were wearing your box!Falling over my cricket bag coming in pissed up and hurting my bad knee which was healing nicely
I hope you were wearing your box!Falling over my cricket bag coming in pissed up and hurting my bad knee which was healing nicely
I forgot to end it with the door slamming :-)Hehe well done for not using any punctuation, I can hear it in my head perfectly.
I get what you are saying if you are wearing varifocals but it’s a nightmare otherwise especially if in a meeting and you are trying to read from a report.People who wear reading glasses on the end of their nose and then bow their head and raise their eyes above the specs to talk to you.
Don't let your cricket bag go out drinking then.Falling over my cricket bag coming in pissed up and hurting my bad knee which was healing nicely
It used to be "Have a nice day", now, the check-out staff at my local B&M all say "Enjoy the rest of your day"".The phrase “See you later” when used by shop assistants etc.
Spot on.People who park on the wrong side of the road facing oncoming traffic with headlights on.
Fuck offIt used to be "Have a nice day", now, the check-out staff at my local B&M all say "Enjoy the rest of your day"".
Still, as somebody once claimed, " Better to be told to "Have a nice day" by someone who didn't mean it, than "Fuck off" by somebody who did.
Got nothing against ‘a shootout.’ However ‘a lottery’ annoys me each and every time. Has anybody ever in the history of commentary ever described a chance in open play from around about 12 yards as being ‘a lottery’ if he scores or not?