Husbands and wives and girlfriends and boyfriends.
For media usage on overseas tours when sports teams are out of the closet
Husbands and wives and girlfriends and boyfriends.
For media usage on overseas tours when sports teams are out of the closet
To pull a moonie. Again.
A hangover sickie
Despair at bad use of punctuation
The crumb underneath your piece of paper that makes your writing go
funny at just the wrong moment
To spot an emerging idea on the web, nicking it and then spinning it
for the mass-market – thereby making a quick, reliable and slightly
iffy buck.
That moment where you nearly get out of the lift on the wrong floor
A small ripple in one’s in-sole that makes it painful to walk
that annoying field in a web form that asks you to type your email address a second time
To be sent the long way round by direction signs on the Underground
when there are much quicker, unsigned routes
Programmes that require minimal brain power to enjoy. Invaluable when whacked after a long week – eg, Inspector Morse repeats
Toilet door signs with ambiguous graphics to deliberately blur the
distinction between the men’s and women’s.
(can theme pub designers just stop doing this? It was novel in the
1980s)
A coaster that sticks to the bottom of your cup/glass and then
falls on the floor
The uncertainty that comes from a foreign traffic light showing an
unexpected pattern – eg,flashing green
A motel shower curtain that billows in the steam, clinging to your
side like a soggy nylon magnet
A leaving do gift that is left behind in the drunken cab ride home
The distracting tiny fluffy ball of ink that forms on the nib of a
biro when writing
Spam from your friends – crap jokes, Threshers vouchers, invitations
to join yet another social network etc.
A spoon in the sink lying at exactly the right angle to spurt water all over you as soon as the tap is turned on