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I've never understood those shoes that come to a point 6" in front of your toes.
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MattF
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Customer just picked his bike up, talk of man hugs, fist bumps, calling me "Bro". Just say thanks, take your bike and duck off!
What's the world coming to?
You didn't cross swords during that man hug, I hope.
OJCar
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As IT we put our own versions on.
I had Max Headroom as my photo on Teams,
summed up the clitchieness of the early versions.
My Boss had a Peakie Blinders Dog as his.
Rex the Runt was another IT Team Member,
another was a picture of Mushrooms.
BBC test card for another.
If challenged, the whole IT Team were going to change our images to be Father Jack...
roofman
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Customer just picked his bike up, talk of man hugs, fist bumps, calling me "Bro". Just say thanks, take your bike and duck off!
What's the world coming to?
...just go with it man. Everyone around my part of the world is "lad"...yerrrrss lad, dont know lad, whats that lad, know what i mean lad.
roofman
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The worst of the worst is when your left hanging after making a fist pump
Farside
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Get a pair of braces.
I was recently photographing a lighthouse and when I reached up with the camera, I felt my breeks start to fall down, just when a family was approaching.
Farside
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Oi, there's a very good reason I wear a pair of moccasins when driving. My usual boots get snagged between the clutch pedal and the bulkhead hump. That was never a problem on Transits.
premmington
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I had a van driver - refer to me - to my face as "geezer" - lad in his twenties - refered to me as "confindent old geezer"...
Am I getting that old...?
Getting?I had a van driver - refer to me - to my face as "geezer" - lad in his twenties - refered to me as "confindent old geezer"...
Am I getting that old...?
premmington
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That's been common in Southern Ireland for many years.
There's a trend here now to call someone by the initial letter of your first name.
So you would call me T and you would be R.
It really gets on my nerves, is it so hard to say the rest of my name?
A good way to stop them is to call the person either w, c, f or a.
The a stands for *******, you can work out the rest!
Greeves246
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You never had a pair of winklepickers?
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Nope, it was crepe sole "brothel creepers"
It really gets on my nerves, is it so hard to say the rest of my name?That's been common in Southern Ireland for many years.
There's a trend here now to call someone by the initial letter of your first name.
So you would call me T and you would be R.
It really gets on my nerves, is it so hard to say the rest of my name?
A good way to stop them is to call the person either w, c, f or a.
The a stands for *******, you can work out the rest!
I guess it depends on where you live and if your name is TED?
Some people may struggle with it
