No, not those ones.
You know when you have something in your head like a date and you know its right but don't check then realise you either read it or remembered it wrong all along. Yeah, that. Bollocks  |
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Just did it today, got to level 12 in the monster tower in azure dreams on PS1... Was definitely on the right floor but couldn't find the oil. Came home, spoke to villager again, turns out it was level 15.  Back at it tomorrow lunchtime. |
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I done that recently, turned up to my eye test appointment 2 hours early. Pain in the ass but to be fair, I was impressed that i was too early and not late for once. |
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"No, not those ones.
You know when you have something in your head like a date and you know its right but don't check then realise you either read it or remembered it wrong all along. Yeah, that. Bollocks "
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Charming. All that effort, blood, sweat and tears to carefully plan and coordinate our diaries...
...we were supposed to be meeting. |
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"Yes. All the damn time. Hope you’ve not missed anything important OP? "
No, thankfully. Just need to rearrange things a bit but looks like that's going to be the whole of September anyway now. Oh well! |
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"No, not those ones.
You know when you have something in your head like a date and you know its right but don't check then realise you either read it or remembered it wrong all along. Yeah, that. Bollocks
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Charming. All that effort, blood, sweat and tears to carefully plan and coordinate our diaries...
...we were supposed to be meeting. "
Was I asleep when we arranged this?  |
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True story.
When something doesn't to plan, goes wrong, is subject to forces outside my control etc. I often grumble "oh bollocks..." in my typical growling Brummie drawl.
Anyway, I was babysitting my (then) slightly-older-than-toddler nephew when he was trying to build a tower out of some sort of plastic building blocks. He had got about 3' high with his construction when the whole lot came crashing down. As his masterpiece disintegrated around him he put his hands on his head and - in a 5-year-old's voice - exclaimed "BOLLOCKS!"
Now, there are few things in this world that are funnier than a swearing toddler. But I realised where he had learned that word from...my own potty-mouth. I tried - through my poorly-concealed laughter - to explain that "bollocks" is a naughty word.
His reply - and I'll never forget it - was that "bollocks" can't be a naughty word because "you say it all the time uncle techno". |
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"No, not those ones.
You know when you have something in your head like a date and you know its right but don't check then realise you either read it or remembered it wrong all along. Yeah, that. Bollocks "
i put it in phone diary and it reminds me, its the only useful tool my phone has  |
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Yeah I did this to the mrs couple of weeks ago, she turned up for her doctors appointment, to be told she was a month early. She was not happy, I am now not allowed to write appointments on the calendar.
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"No, not those ones.
You know when you have something in your head like a date and you know its right but don't check then realise you either read it or remembered it wrong all along. Yeah, that. Bollocks "
Ffs,Sugar!! |
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"True story.
When something doesn't to plan, goes wrong, is subject to forces outside my control etc. I often grumble "oh bollocks..." in my typical growling Brummie drawl.
Anyway, I was babysitting my (then) slightly-older-than-toddler nephew when he was trying to build a tower out of some sort of plastic building blocks. He had got about 3' high with his construction when the whole lot came crashing down. As his masterpiece disintegrated around him he put his hands on his head and - in a 5-year-old's voice - exclaimed "BOLLOCKS!"
Now, there are few things in this world that are funnier than a swearing toddler. But I realised where he had learned that word from...my own potty-mouth. I tried - through my poorly-concealed laughter - to explain that "bollocks" is a naughty word.
His reply - and I'll never forget it - was that "bollocks" can't be a naughty word because "you say it all the time uncle techno". "
That's adorable! |
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"No, not those ones.
You know when you have something in your head like a date and you know its right but don't check then realise you either read it or remembered it wrong all along. Yeah, that. Bollocks "
Yup |
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