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She will sense it.Originally posted by zeitghostCalm down.
She'll never know if you don't tell her.
Job motivation: how the powerful steal from the stupid.Comment
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hmmmm. tricky. an empathOriginally posted by Ignis Fatuus View PostShe will sense it.
always the blooming worst they are.
that rules out condecension, lying, dark arts , misdirection and chocolates
damn those empaths
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It was a part of my test, but that wasn't in the UK.Originally posted by Paddy View PostI think that the use of the heating, ventilation and a/c should be part of the driving test. I see countless expensive cars with misted up windows because the drivers can’t work out the clear the windows.You won't be alerting anyone to anything with a mouthful of mixed seeds.Comment
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No. Sounds just like my missus, very bright but oddly illogical on practical things.bloggoth
If everything isn't black and white, I say, 'Why the hell not?'
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Every woman I know alters the heating and radio controls in a totally random way at all times. The pinnacle was the Kiwi who couldn't understand why her car was always misted up despite switching to recirculate every time she got in (no aircon on her car).Comment
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Our washing machine shook itself to bits, because of the centrifugal forces. I explained to the missus that the load has to evenly distributed. She insisted it had been. But if it had been, it wouldnt had shaken itself to bits. No, it was definately balanced evenly.
ok , lets get a new machine, if it starts making loud noises, switch it off and give me a shout. ok.
Our washing machine shook itself to bits
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It doesn't workOriginally posted by zeitghostAnyway, have you tried bleeding the radiators.
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