If diving was restricted cos of bad weather, we used to jump off piers into the sea, 20 - 30 feet depending on the tide. Great fun, till walking back along pier, jumped off then stood up on boulders in 2 feet of water. Luckily was wearing wet suit - had very sore bottom.
cheers, Simon
Fireworks most definately should be covered by health and safety - when was
5 at a big neighborhood bonfire party I turned round and a jumping jack went off in front of my eye. Didnt half sting, father carried me to local cottage hospital on his back (of course we didnt have a car, but did have a local hospital) for a wash and scrape of gunpowder and soot from eyeball.Put me off handling fireworks for quite a while. Was at least 11 before bought load of bangers with mates to go round the castle letting them off, old chap at the gate was usually half cut by noon anyway.
Cheers, Simon
It does seem quite incredible these days that we can still go into a shop and buy explosive devices over the counter without any kind of license or certificate!
Wander into Tesco and come out with a box of Cornflakes and a few ounces of gunpowder!
Effing Spill Checker.
It's down to the user who accepts the correction offered by the spell checker :-)
MBQ
Spill checkers cant fined typos witch result in correctly spoiled words.
wolf k.
UN less comb hind with cleaver gramma chequers
The spill chucker in my phone "corrects" marmite to marmots. I'm sure marmots are delicious, but I don't think they'd spread so easily on toast.
Whereas the woman who spreads out so easily on a piece of toast is Marge.
Don't tell Homer! ;-)
Why have you made this appointment to consult me?
Well, my wife insists that I am going deaf, but I don't think so.
What are the symptoms?
A corny predictable US trash cartoon, but how is that relevant?
I suspect that marmots would taste a lot better than marmite.
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