Then your suitcase did the job for which it was designed by protecting its contents.
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Then your suitcase did the job for which it was designed by protecting its contents.
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Expecting more than getting knocked out in the group stages as a Scotland fan. Don’t understand why I’m surprised by it every time.
Gravity and why we’re not sucked off this rock into the vacuum of space.
The natural history museum has a massive billion year old meteorite in a glass case as if it’s not going to last longer than the museum and us as a species
People who have the TV on but want to hold a conversation
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Man bags. I mean, really?
Looks like you’re holding it for your Nan.
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Whenever I'm on the phone to my mum I can hear the TV just as loud as I can hear her. It's infuriating.
Each time I tell her "can you just turn the TV off if you're on the phone?" she turns it down a bit, says it's off, I can still hear it and she claims "well you must have it on in your house because I'm looking at a black screen".
The chances of me watching border force, can't pay we'll take it away, or Irish documentaries is absolutely zero so you're lying and the TV is still on!
In the days before phones being connected to cars, my wife used to answer the phone without turning the radio off. Used to drive me wild trying to talk with her.
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How my wife uses so much toilet roll. Really don't get it, never will. I've tried asking why so much but immediately wished I never spoke.
Religion.
So many things, but a burning question is why people have tattoos on bit of their body which they cannot see without the use of a mirror (if at all). Expensive, painful and a bit naff (like tramp stamps for example).
And why I struggle to break 80 at golf.
Whoever does not know how to hit the nail on the head should be asked not to hit it at all.
Friedrich Nietzsche
Why do people name watches with names like Batman Pepsi Kermit Hulk...ffs you are grown men.
- because there are things we don't understand yet...
in most SciFi novels, and I read a lot of them, humanity and most other races have moved on from deity/religion/creator/controller
Some sci-fi is based around individuals, and sometimes sentient computers, controlling other populations like a deity "pulling the strings"
There is an amazing novel where somebody is hosting Hell in a computer simulation. You get uploaded there after your death. A ?fake religion concept.
anyhow, fiction.
It’s odd. I used to walk my in laws dog and hated picking up - to the point I designed a very effective scooper thing (should probably patent it).
However, now we have a dog, I don’t mind picking up his poo.
Funny thing is though that I still don’t like picking up for any dog other than mine. Some dirty bastard let their dog take a dump right in front of the local war memorial and I was gagging like a goodun when I got rid of it.
Why are we entertained on the big and small screen by themes revolving around the most abhorrent act of murdering a human being?
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I don't mind saying I do this. Albeit always retrieve the bag. My dogs have a preference of sh**ing just past the poo bin, normally a few minutes walk past. I can't be bothered to double back. Plus I prefer to have both hands free for the walk ahead (normally another hour or so) where both hands are needed to ensure I can control the dogs with a whistle, treats, etc... At the end of the dog walk on my return home, I collect the bag and pop it in the bin as I pass it again.
For those who intend on leaving it hanging in the tree/bush forever, I have no idea.
Referring to a football team as if you play for them…’we played really well…’ no you didn’t you were sat on your backside in front of the TV. You’re no more a part of the team than my mother in laws cat!
My daughter now has a couple of dogs and when out walking with her a while ago, I was horrified to see her hang the bag on a branch, but she explained it's common for people to do this and then collect them and dispose of them on the way back, which she did.
I guess some people either don't bother or simply forget (or take another route unexpectedly), but it's clear that not everyone does it to recover it later, but it has changed my view slightly on the practice.
M
Breitling Cosmonaute 809 - What's not to like?
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Why do people feel the need to change straps on their watches? Always baffles me. I buy a watch with the type of strap I like and just wear it. Simple.
People who think it’s ok to talk / use phones at the cinema (a distant memory at this point but soon to be a problem again).
People who don’t understand man bags ;-) I have more things to carry than will fit into my pockets, including an iPad. What am I supposed to do with them? Use a shopping trolley? Buy a briefcase so I can look more like a man from the 1950s and avoid being compared to women from the 1950s by people still living in the 1950s?
I don't understand why my wife thinks my fingernails are fine when they are attached to my body, but somehow the ends of them turn into horrible poisonous spikes the second I clip them off.
Iain M. Banks
Alastair Reynolds
Greg Bear
Yoon ha Lee
Roger Levy
Anything from the SF Masterworks series. Filter them by the blurb on the back.
Asimov and Arthur C Clarke obvs, they really are that good.
Neal Stephenson - anyone who can begin a chapter with the words "Five thousand years later....." I'd OK in my book!
I like Hard Sci Fi, no dragons or goblins
Why when it's a round of 16 do England always get Germany, Portugal or if World Cup Argentina. Surely we should only get them once every 15 tournaments which is once every 60 years!