I mentioned this to a pal and he said something about a pop group has an album "Dark Side of the Moon", but being a confirmed Classic FM listener it meant nothing to me. I suppose the other side is where Wallace and Gromit found the cheese.
ah - should have paid more attention at the back to the Floyd I suppose - tho at the time was listening to stuff before my time - 60s Who etc.
Yes. The moon rotates. But it does so at exactly the same speed as it orbits the earth. So the same side of the moon is always facing earth.
I don't trust it - I've known people like that.
mm - you suggesting that the planets/the universe turn around england?
If you regularly dress in the dark, you quickly learn about the label.
I'm British Andy.
Hah! I figured that out a year ago.
I just told my wife that. She gave me a look and said "of course, I've always known that".
Well that was me 'told'
I think it's something to do with the fact that labels always used to be at the back in the neck, the left side seems to be a relatively new thing since the neck label seems to have died out. I only noticed myself a few months ago and I've been wearing clothes for nearly 60 years.
Maybe someone should tell Asda (subs; please check), as their "George" Ts have the label on the right!I have plenty of clothes with both a back-of-the-neck label and an inner LH label.
I am feeling rather smug because the LH side label is something i've been aware of all of my adult life.
A friend of mine had a stroke last year. He finds it really difficult to put a T shirt on the right way round. It's been back to front, inside out, the lot. He now lays the T shirt flat on the table, logo down and outside and sort of dives into it. Only works with T shirts with logos on the front of course, even now a T shirt with stripes on, he can't work it all out. The brain is a funny thing isn't it? I've not asked about his boxers!!
Wait till you find the little holder on the filler flap to rest the cap on so it's out of the way and not dangling.
