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It's been a good day today. put cheesy 80s radio station on at work, which can't help but make you larf, spoke to team dipstick ian, he insulted ob a little bit, drove mini jock, and discovered that after years of not doing it, his indicators now cancel themselves (it's a small thing i know, but terribly exciting - maybe he's self healing now?), went to the manoeuvring evening that our advanced driving group put on, and had a great larf.
OB and i probably had the best domestic of everyone there. One of the events involves being directed into a 'garage' space, whilst blind folded. This is all very well, but you can't actually tell if you are moving or not. I was convinced i had gone at least in a complete circle, while mum informed me that actually, i hadn't moved. well obviously i was convinced that she MUST be wrong, but alas... no. still i got my revenge, when she also sat there like a lemon, and i could smugly inform her that actually no - she wasn't moving at all either!
Then on the drive home, giving it a bit of welly on the dual carriageway, quite high revs in 3rd gear, jock deposited a little cloud of smoke in gem's face. well... it amused me
all in all, quite a good day
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Thats so funy its scary how much you use your hearing too when i had to drive after my eardrum burst i couldnt get the car started and also kept stalling as i couldnt hear the engine revs
Presumably this blindfold driving was just a one off and not a reccomended driving technique of the Advanced Driving Organisation cos if you do it on LEJOG you will miss all the lovley scenery and there would also be a danger of you and OB NOT SPEAKING before we get to PORLOCK!!!
sometimes my mind not only wanders it goes off on its own
I was under the impression that most of the people who do the Grand Tour may as well wear a blind fold because very few of them are ever looking where they are going, they are to busy waving at the people standing on the side of the road.
BEAR FORCE ONE Terry is a muppet on the end of the arm of Tony Bear I LOOK, I LISTEN, I LEARN AND TAKE A STEP CLOSER TO THE FUNNY FARM EVERYDAY Bear force One. Working thrice as hard, for thrice as many children, getting to the funny farm three times as quickly Not long to go now then.
Thats so funy its scary how much you use your hearing too when i had to drive after my eardrum burst i couldnt get the car started and also kept stalling as i couldnt hear the engine revs
Presumably this blindfold driving was just a one off and not a reccomended driving technique of the Advanced Driving Organisation cos if you do it on LEJOG you will miss all the lovley scenery and there would also be a danger of you and OB NOT SPEAKING before we get to PORLOCK!!!
It would be rather interesting if the driver of the lead car was blindfolded - probably arrested for dangerous driving too
Looks like someone may already be in the running for the best domestic and we haven't even started the event yet.
BEAR FORCE ONE Terry is a muppet on the end of the arm of Tony Bear I LOOK, I LISTEN, I LEARN AND TAKE A STEP CLOSER TO THE FUNNY FARM EVERYDAY Bear force One. Working thrice as hard, for thrice as many children, getting to the funny farm three times as quickly Not long to go now then.