Things you'd like to say, but can't

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TheDoctor

Noble and true, with a heart of steel
Moderator
Location
The TerrorVortex
No man, as yet, has tried it on with me, while he is wearing a tea cosy.
What, just a tea cosy?
 

ColinJ

Puzzle game procrastinator!
No man, as yet, has tried it on with me, while he is wearing a tea cosy.
Me neither!

I was once propositioned by a drunken man wearing a tight flourescent green PVC skirt but it inhibited his running, so I was able to make good my escape! :laugh:

Q: What do you call a drunken man wearing a tight flourescent green PVC skirt?
A: Anything you like - he won't be able to catch you, and he won't remember you if he bumps into you again when he has sobered up and is wearing trousers and running shoes!
 
You're so tired you've got panda eyes & I want to take you to a foam party.
 

simon.r

Person
Location
Nottingham
To the young lady who asked me if I wanted my change, rather than just giving it to me, when being served in McDonalds:

'Yes, I would like my 1 pence change please. I know it's not much, but I was brought up by parents who knew the value of money and I dislike it when people throw their coppers away - I'm the one who always stops to pick them up. Maybe that's indicative of the reason I'm now comfortably off and the people I see not picking up their change look as if they could do with every penny they could get".
 

RoubaixCube

~Tribanese~
Location
London, UK
I saw a girl I used to go to school with back in the day. The moment I saw her my immediate thought was "Wow.... She's completely let herself go...." She looked like a total train wreck and felt so sorry for her.

I wanted to go over there and say hi but i was a bit of a nobody back in school so I decided to remain anon and let her walk on by.

Another time there was a girl that looked a lot like the ex that I had dated for a good 5 years that visited my workplace. I wasnt too sure if it was her or not and she was with a friend so I decided to keep my distance to prevent things getting awkward.

Maybe I should have gone over there and said hello just to show her that i was still alive as we dont exactly talk and havent done for years, but that was the way she wanted it so I just watched her come and go.

Such is life - we roll the dice and see where it takes us.
 
The next time I'm on that single track road and see someone turn onto it, move one car length onto it, then just sit there expecting me to fit a car in the 3 feet of tarmac remaining, I will stop nose to nose with them, get out of my car, lock it and walk away.
It's called the farking highway code for pete's sake!! The one nearest the wide bit goes to the wide bit, whether it be forward or backward!!
Your manly bits won't fall off you know!
 
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Lullabelle

Banana
Location
Midlands UK
I saw a girl I used to go to school with back in the day. The moment I saw her my immediate thought was "Wow.... She's completely let herself go...." She looked like a total train wreck and felt so sorry for her.

I wanted to go over there and say hi but i was a bit of a nobody back in school so I decided to remain anon and let her walk on by.

Another time there was a girl that looked a lot like the ex that I had dated for a good 5 years that visited my workplace. I wasnt too sure if it was her or not and she was with a friend so I decided to keep my distance to prevent things getting awkward.

Maybe I should have gone over there and said hello just to show her that i was still alive as we dont exactly talk and havent done for years, but that was the way she wanted it so I just watched her come and go.

Such is life - we roll the dice and see where it takes us.

For a couple of years, off and on, I saw someone I went to Primary School with, I didn't approach him because it was so long ago I didn't think he would recognise/remember me. Last year he approached me which was nice and if we see each other we have a chat, all seems well with him.
 
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