Does that mean you’re now going to shut up about it
I’m afraid to ask what your next “mission” will be ![]()
That was very blunt John, for someone who has a lot of missions they feel the need to post here.
It’s too early in the day to be civil ![]()
They weren’t, but the joke is also accepted.
I shall be leaving the sticker where it is. I am very unlikely to be driving the van in any of the areas where it will be necessary. If things change & nearer areas get covered I’m sure I can argue the case if I’m ever asked.
Chill, do your breathing exercises and have more caffeine (OK the first and last suggestion might be at loggerheads) and come back.
of course.
Swiss and Austrian?
I am thinking of starting a thread" how to tie shoelaces" well which is best, criss crossing them, looping around through the holes with one end going from the bottom hole to the top?
Any suggestions?
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Always the best. If you criss cross them you might be dead the next morning if the Gurkha’s are about.
Ah, but where does the initial traversal from top to bottom (spanning all the eyelets) go - right, left, instep to outside of foot or vice versa.
Concerned minds want to know.
But where would that leave slip-on devotees, or the wearers of the ever popular flip-flop? Or indeed the pieds nus brigade?
They will all be charged Emissions tax.
A complex issue, especially with hiking boots, or Dr. Martens (the foot apparel, not the TV series).
I have to tie my laces in a “double-bow” or they come undone and I risk tripping …
and my OH always reckons I’m tying 'em the wrong way… ![]()
If he ties my laces, then I can’t untie 'em… ![]()
grrrr…
Too much information ![]()
That’s not a euphemism I’ve seen before.
I don’t start the thread.
Ignore him Crit, he was just having “a moment”. In fact your dilemma and @ChrisMann who started the thread have kept us hugely diverted - as can be seen by the number of posts. Thank you, to you and others who contributed for more than a few joyous comments. ![]()
Indeed you didn’t, but I really hope you’ve killed it ![]()
I couldn’t possibly comment.
Partly why I spelled it pases.
I have always wondered that.