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If you are spending so much time in the pub that the owners think you ought to be doing your fair share of the housework, maybe it is time to have a look at your life.
Sure. I've just plugged it in. Get ready to catch the coils when I lob it out of the window.
I once spent a happy 20 minutes watching the numpties across the road standing in their front garden trying to get an extension lead up to a bedroom window. They threw it, they attached the plug to things and threw it, they tied a line to the plug and threw the line. They got a chair from the house and tried standing on that; it didn't help. They swapped thrower & catcher; that didn't help.
In the end they gave up and went round to their neighbour. Two minutes later the extension lead was coming out of the neighbour's downstairs window.
When I was growing up in India we had a lot of geese in the garden They are by far the best way of keeping the lawn short. You just have to be careful not to slip on their droppings when you are playing cricket. You could suggest this to your lady in the pub.
When I was growing up in India we had a lot of geese in the garden They are by far the best way of keeping the lawn short. You just have to be careful not to slip on their droppings when you are playing cricket. You could suggest this to your lady in the pub.
If you are spending so much time in the pub that the owners think you ought to be doing your fair share of the housework, maybe it is time to have a look at your life.
After taking your advice, I have decided to nip around tonight with the strimmer.
Can you lend me an extension cable ?
If you are spending so much time in the pub that the owners think you ought to be doing your fair share of the housework, maybe it is time to have a look at your life.
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