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We've just had the whole downstairs of our house tiled, like some sort of Spanish villa. It looks alright, but it's really slippy if you walk about in socks. So yesterday I had the bright idea of jumping over my sofa (which I had re-arranged in front of the living room door to play Halo better), onto the tiles in my socks and *WWHHHOOOOOOOSSSSHH* - I went flying!
But that's not the amazing part.
The amazing part is that I managed to cut or graze three seperate parts of my body on the same bit of wood. Arm, shoulder, chest. God knows how I managed it, but I was lucky I didn't pull the door off the computer cabinet as I went down. Ho-hum.
But that's not the amazing part.
The amazing part is that I managed to cut or graze three seperate parts of my body on the same bit of wood. Arm, shoulder, chest. God knows how I managed it, but I was lucky I didn't pull the door off the computer cabinet as I went down. Ho-hum.
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monkey_man wrote:
> I had to ring my Uni to give them £400! Double-whammy!
So that's how much a 2:2 costs in this current economic climate.
> I had to ring my Uni to give them £400! Double-whammy!
So that's how much a 2:2 costs in this current economic climate.
monkey_man wrote:
> I had to ring my Uni to give them £400! Double-whammy!
So that's how much a 2:2 costs in this current economic climate.
> I had to ring my Uni to give them £400! Double-whammy!
So that's how much a 2:2 costs in this current economic climate.
Either way they're education-vampires...like count Von Count!
damn Uni, they're always trying to bleed/suck you dry I can't remember which ones appropriate for that situation
I had to ring my Uni to give them £400! Double-whammy!
So, was there a reason why you suicide dived over your sofa?
Rainier Wolfcastle wrote:
> I imagine there are worse things that you could pull off as you go
> down.
You'd need the same sort of ability to pat your head and rub your tum at the same time, to make that happen.
> I imagine there are worse things that you could pull off as you go
> down.
You'd need the same sort of ability to pat your head and rub your tum at the same time, to make that happen.
monkey_man wrote:
> but I was lucky I didn't pull the door off the
> computer cabinet as I went down. Ho-hum.
I imagine there are worse things that you could pull off as you go down.
> but I was lucky I didn't pull the door off the
> computer cabinet as I went down. Ho-hum.
I imagine there are worse things that you could pull off as you go down.
gerrid wrote:
> Like that time when I bubblewrapped the cats.
i like the way you think, tell me did you derive that idea from Dr. Edward Chongs book "padding your pets" ?
Also in that book is an interesting article on scaring a tortoise so it retracts its head and legs, so that you can cling film it, creating an oddly shaped, but functional rugby ball.
A++ Book, highly recommended
> Like that time when I bubblewrapped the cats.
i like the way you think, tell me did you derive that idea from Dr. Edward Chongs book "padding your pets" ?
Also in that book is an interesting article on scaring a tortoise so it retracts its head and legs, so that you can cling film it, creating an oddly shaped, but functional rugby ball.
A++ Book, highly recommended
I'd need to buy a bigger microwave to fit it all in, duh!
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