WTF in America
#1397
I have a comma problem
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#1398
Lost in BE Cyberspace
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 41,518
Re: WTF in America
Apparently, the last time I got really blotted, I walked on water. Not very successfully, mind.
Last time at uni, I smashed the bog in my halls...by accident...I was trying to get a spider with the lid of the cistern. Turns out, it wasn't a spider.
Best thing about that night...the damage got put down to "normal wear and tear" and we never got fined for it. Which begs the question, if that was normal damage to a loo, what is unusual damage?
Last time at uni, I smashed the bog in my halls...by accident...I was trying to get a spider with the lid of the cistern. Turns out, it wasn't a spider.
Best thing about that night...the damage got put down to "normal wear and tear" and we never got fined for it. Which begs the question, if that was normal damage to a loo, what is unusual damage?
I don't remember damaging anything, but I think I used to start singing too often. *
I do remember the shame of weaving my way back from boozy dinner parties in Solihulll and the kids asking why mummy was walking funny - that host was always sneaky about constantly topping up your glass - hope no BE members saw me
*PS I think 'Ride in Time' was a fave - do I know that Tea person?
Last edited by Sally Redux; Oct 9th 2014 at 8:30 pm.
#1399
Re: WTF in America
Apparently, the last time I got really blotted, I walked on water. Not very successfully, mind.
Last time at uni, I smashed the bog in my halls...by accident...I was trying to get a spider with the lid of the cistern. Turns out, it wasn't a spider.
Best thing about that night...the damage got put down to "normal wear and tear" and we never got fined for it. Which begs the question, if that was normal damage to a loo, what is unusual damage?
Last time at uni, I smashed the bog in my halls...by accident...I was trying to get a spider with the lid of the cistern. Turns out, it wasn't a spider.
Best thing about that night...the damage got put down to "normal wear and tear" and we never got fined for it. Which begs the question, if that was normal damage to a loo, what is unusual damage?
#1400
Re: WTF in America
I made it up
My best was moonshine, back when me & friends lived down in the hood next to a grand old house with multiple porches. It was condemned so we'd rip them off the house for firewood.
There was a second floor porch with a 'real' roof (not an awning) built over a 1 story rear addition. I climbed onto it, kicked out one post, walked over to the other post and realized what I was doing a millisecond before my foot came in contact with it.
Hilarity ensued.
Pete
My best was moonshine, back when me & friends lived down in the hood next to a grand old house with multiple porches. It was condemned so we'd rip them off the house for firewood.
There was a second floor porch with a 'real' roof (not an awning) built over a 1 story rear addition. I climbed onto it, kicked out one post, walked over to the other post and realized what I was doing a millisecond before my foot came in contact with it.
Hilarity ensued.
Pete
#1401
Re: WTF in America
Seen on my commute yesterday morning:
I am not sure if he lost it on the way, or if it is a long term modification to save weight and improve ventilation.
I am not sure if he lost it on the way, or if it is a long term modification to save weight and improve ventilation.
#1403
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Joined: Oct 2002
Location: Atlanta via Dubai, Belgium, Greece, Saudi Arabia
Posts: 953
Re: WTF in America
I missed out on the price of a pint discussion earlier, I must be really old, cause I remember a pint of Vaux Samson costing 13p in the pub and if we went to the local working mans club we could get a pint of Fed for only 10p a pint. For a quid you could get half legless.
#1404
Re: WTF in America
As part of their homework last night my son had to watch the morning news on a specific channel and come prepared to discuss an item. When the ads came on, I sort of tuned out, and then realized he was scribbling away on an index card. I looked over his shoulder, and read "sex after menopause doesn't have to be painful. Discuss". Apart from the fact that I really wanted to be a fly on the wall when the teacher drew that one out of the hat, I do wonder why those sort of adverts have to be shown over breakfast? Maybe I'm just old fashioned, but I miss the watershed.....
Ps - I subtly suggested it may be more appropriate for him to throw in the drunk driver whose passenger was killed in a head on collision with a police car....
Ps - I subtly suggested it may be more appropriate for him to throw in the drunk driver whose passenger was killed in a head on collision with a police car....
#1407
Re: WTF in America
As part of their homework last night my son had to watch the morning news on a specific channel and come prepared to discuss an item. When the ads came on, I sort of tuned out, and then realized he was scribbling away on an index card. I looked over his shoulder, and read "sex after menopause doesn't have to be painful. Discuss". Apart from the fact that I really wanted to be a fly on the wall when the teacher drew that one out of the hat, I do wonder why those sort of adverts have to be shown over breakfast? Maybe I'm just old fashioned, but I miss the watershed.....
Ps - I subtly suggested it may be more appropriate for him to throw in the drunk driver whose passenger was killed in a head on collision with a police car....
Ps - I subtly suggested it may be more appropriate for him to throw in the drunk driver whose passenger was killed in a head on collision with a police car....
#1408
Re: WTF in America
American adverts always get me when I'm not paying attention. One minute I'm half-watching a terrible show about some coroner/fbi/police people and the next some character I don't remember is waffling on about not being able to get it up. Please can we get some nice 'End of Part One' screen cards
And I don't think I've ever been considered a prude, but I don't really want my 9 yo daughter asking about Erectile Disfunction. Or my 11 year old sniggering about post menopausal sex over his cornflakes for that matter. Speaking of which, he should be home soon - wonder which card he used...
#1409
Re: WTF in America
Indeed.
And I don't think I've ever been considered a prude, but I don't really want my 9 yo daughter asking about Erectile Disfunction. Or my 11 year old sniggering about post menopausal sex over his cornflakes for that matter. Speaking of which, he should be home soon - wonder which card he used...
And I don't think I've ever been considered a prude, but I don't really want my 9 yo daughter asking about Erectile Disfunction. Or my 11 year old sniggering about post menopausal sex over his cornflakes for that matter. Speaking of which, he should be home soon - wonder which card he used...