working now must have had sufficient recovery time :)Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
My heart bleeds for the poor bastards; mind you couldn't they just charter a yacht or is that just so "pre covid"?
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working now must have had sufficient recovery time :)Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
My heart bleeds for the poor bastards; mind you couldn't they just charter a yacht or is that just so "pre covid"?
Probably wouldn't go under the Clyde's bridges, and even if they tried, kids would be dropping bricks on 'em.Quote:
Originally Posted by guy
If you muddle up front with back when putting on a jumper or T shirt look for the label sewn in the bottom of the side seam and put it bottom left. Works every time.
I just know you're all checking. :)
Provided you don't put it on inside out :doh:
My dad told me about when his brother once came to stay for a week, and brought his new girlfriend with him. She was a total slob. Every morning she came downstairs wearing the same white t shirt, which accumulated more and more ketchup stains down the front as the week wore on.
Then one morning she came down in another white t shirt, this one apparently stain free - until she took her cardigan off...
That's what I doQuote:
Originally Posted by bumpy
why is it if you don't check first you'll put it on back to front every time, even though it should be a 50-50 chance?
But there is a label sewn on the inside at the back of the neck of all the shirts I have. The only time I rummage around looking for labels at the side near the base is to check the washing and ironing details.
I always twig that my shirt is on back to front when I struggle with the buttons.
I worry more about people that wear their trousers back to front.
handy if you have diarrhoea :booty: