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Someone on the train has just answered a call with "Sorry, I can't speak, I'm on a train". For a moment I thought the carriage was going to break into applause for them.
Someone on the train has just answered a call with "Sorry, I can't speak, I'm on a train". For a moment I thought the carriage was going to break into applause for them.
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I'm a model & actress. A few years ago I was hired by an elderly gentleman who was terminally ill to attend his funeral and stand around looking bereft and hot and mysterious. I took the fee but didn't bother going. Hasn't asked for his money back so far.
Managed to introduce "synergistic frictivation" into the company lexicon after using it in a strategy document to test if anyone reads them. Now, senior management uses it in presentations as if it's gospel. Last week, someone suggested we "frictivate our verticals".
Our cat dragged back a baby rabbit earlier this year. It started a competition with my neighbour. Her cat has accumulated 114 points to my cat's 121. The cats don't know they're competing but we do coo at their kills.
Was heavily into the whole no-branding thing in the 2000s. Never wore clothes with slogans or logos. Eschewed big brands. Bought a dog. Refused to name him. After six months, succumbed to peer pressure and called it Ian. Never responded to it. Just came and went as it pleased.
Once, when we couldn't find the cat's dish, we fed her from a normal plate. I know which plate we used for cat food, and ever since I have avoided using it to eat off myself, even though it's been washed a million times. No qualms with letting the wife & kids eat off it though
Used to buy my brothers, father & uncles new wallets each Christmas. It's always been a reliable gift for men. But now they all just use their phone to pay. No cards. No cash. I'm sure it's convenient for them but now I have to work out a new standard gift item for male relatives
Was getting a new washing machine delivered so let the robot vacuum clean the empty spot where it would live. Now there's a permanent bit of the kitchen on his map that he can't access and it makes me feel a bit sad.
Instead of using some of our perfectly good dishwasher-safe knives, my spouse used their special knives that must never go in the machine lest they become dull and then left them on the countertop dirty for a week. Spouse isn't home, so guess what I just put in the dishwasher.