Accidentally putting salt instead of sugar in my coffee.
Nearly chundered all over my laptop.
On the other hand, accidentally putting Sugar instead of salt on hot chips.
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Accidentally putting salt instead of sugar in my coffee.
Nearly chundered all over my laptop.
Is that as bad as that warm cider?Accidentally putting salt instead of sugar in my coffee.
Nearly chundered all over my laptop.
worseIs that as that warm cider?
Accidentally putting salt instead of sugar in my coffee.
Nearly chundered all over my laptop.
That is part of the reason I'm not going. I can't justify paying that price to watch us play Bangladesh. If it was someone half decent then I'd pay.
Yep. Would cost me 150 bucks to go see to US teams play ice hockey at Rod Laver.
Shits me cause I am sure it would still be good quality, but I can't justify spending that much on Ice Hockey.That's around the same as over here. You'd be seeing a 3rd string team though.
Shits me cause I am sure it would still be good quality, but I can't justify spending that much on Ice Hockey.
Players competing in the series include David Booth(Toronto Maple Leafs), Jerry D'Amigo (Buffalo Sabres), Zenon Konopka, Garnet Exelby and more!Nah, don't do it. It would be terrible quality. You'd be better off just paying the $150 to see a regular season game if you're ever in North America. Come to Vancouver and we'll boo the Canucks
Nah, don't do it. It would be terrible quality. You'd be better off just paying the $150 to see a regular season game if you're ever in North America. Come to Vancouver and we'll boo the Canucks
I will save my dollars then.Hahaa, I meant if he had a future tripped planned.
Booth is pretty good. Those guys aren't stars and they'd rather be in Palm Springs. You'd see better quality for $30 at a WHL game.
Catfish Alley you ever seen anyone over there in a game take off their skate and try to stab someone?
Businesses that want to know every ******* detail about you. I'm not talking about taking out a home loan, I'm talking about mundane s**t.
I bought 3 bar stools the other day for a new breakfast bar I've put in. They were about $80 each from the local A-Mart furniture shop.
Me: 'These stools here, do you have 3 in stock in black. I'll take them if you do'
Salesman: 'Yep we have plenty, just come over to the counter and the girl will sort you out'
Me: 'Three of these stools thanks'
Counter girl: 'Sure. Now what's your name. And your phone number. And your address. And...'
WTF, I just want to buy 3 stools. If I get home and open the boxes to find you've given me manchester or science fiction novels by accident I'll bring them back with the receipt. You really don't need to know my life story.
Job applications that ask the same questions over and over.
*Please register to apply*
OK
*Please enter your name, address... blah blah to register*
OK
*Please submit your CV in .docx or .pdf format*
OK
*Please enter your contact details*
FFFUUU can't you get this from the registration I just filled out!
*Please enter your work history*
FFFFUUUU why did you ask for my CV which has all this listed???
At the gold driving range, attempting to hire out a couple of drivers, we were asked just as many questions. Under my breath I offered lady that was questioning a sample of our blood.
Seemed reasonable.