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ColinJ

Puzzle game procrastinator!
At yesterday evening's pre-Christmas get-together:

Boyfriend of stepdaughter: "So, you enter lots of competitions...how do you do with that?"

ColinJ: "There are basically 2 types of competition - random and skill. The former are usually small prizes, with winners selected at random. I win those every now and then. I won a couple in the same month last year, but nothing since; it is time for another one, I reckon! The latter type of competition is my favourite. The prizes are usually bigger and I am good at them. I have won 4 or 5 of those, with prizes of £1,000-£2,000. 'In a maximum of 50 words, tell us how you...', that kind of thing."

I just got home and checked my email... "Congratulations, ColinJ, you have won a £50 Amazon voucher in our competition!"

^_^
 

Shortfall

Über Member
Male workmate to me "You'd make a good woman".

There is context but I'm just going to leave it hanging there so you can read into it whatever you want 😘
 

Chris S

Legendary Member
Location
Birmingham
Yesterday afternoon some anti-Israel protesters were picketing my local Lidl. I asked them if they were being sponsored by Aldi.
 

EckyH

It wasn't me!
Me (after a walk in the lunch break): "Out there was nasty east wind, very nasty. And obnoxious!"
An acquaintance: "Most of it blows past..."

E.
 

Chris S

Legendary Member
Location
Birmingham
I've just remembered something that happened to me on the way home from the pub last Saturday night.

A young woman stopped me and asked me if I knew the approximate time. She then asked me how to get to a main road that she must have walked down to get to where she was. She then asked me if I knew how long it would take to get to a specific number on that road.

The next morning I Googled the address. It was a school that would have been closed at 11 o'clock on a Saturday night.
 
I've just remembered something that happened to me on the way home from the pub last Saturday night.

A young woman stopped me and asked me if I knew the approximate time. She then asked me how to get to a main road that she must have walked down to get to where she was. She then asked me if I knew how long it would take to get to a specific number on that road.

The next morning I Googled the address. It was a school that would have been closed at 11 o'clock on a Saturday night.

Do you still have your wallet?
 

Chris S

Legendary Member
Location
Birmingham
Do you still have your wallet?

Yes. I thought she might be trying to distract me at the time.

Looking back she used educated grammar and had a neutral accent. The only thing that I can think of is that I was being recorded and she was a journalist or campaigner trying to expose sexual harassment.
 

annedonnelly

Girl from the North Country
Location
Canonbie
A member of staff in a charity shop to her colleague: "Come and look at this. You'll love it"
Her colleague, looking into a display box of jewellery: "Oh, it's hideous, isn't it?"

They asked me to take a look. Me: "Oh I had one of those, it was my grandma's".

They were horrified by it - a rabbit's foot brooch. I remember lots of ladies of a certain generation wearing them attached to their best coat.
 
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