Overheard in the chemist.
Chairman: "I believe you have a prescription for me."
1st Chemist: "I'll go and have a look."
2nd Chemist: "Hello sir, it's good to see you again, Are you well?"
Chairman: "Fine thanks........ actually no, else I wouldn't be here in the first place collecting pills."
2nd Chemist: "Yes, there is a certain elegant logic to that."
2nd Chemist: "Yes, there is a certain elegant logic to that."
Managed to get an identical set of Christmas tree lights to the ones we bought last year. Why on earth do electrical items all come with those plastic sheaths on the plugs? It's not as if I'm going to try to gouge my eyes out with the pins of a 3 pin plug, or go on the rampage in Chipping Sodbury High Street armed with 3 pin plugs! Probably some bollocky European directive.
After writing the above paragraph, and spurred on by an inquisitive mind, I did some basic research - they are apparently not the result of some HSE directive, but are fitted to plugs as an insurance against scratching the product (not the plug) whilst on the production line, in transit and/or unpacking. Not so daft after all.
Strangely enough, I have yet to hear a single rendition of Slade's Christmas ballad, 'Merry Christmas Everybody'.
After writing the above paragraph, and spurred on by an inquisitive mind, I did some basic research - they are apparently not the result of some HSE directive, but are fitted to plugs as an insurance against scratching the product (not the plug) whilst on the production line, in transit and/or unpacking. Not so daft after all.
Strangely enough, I have yet to hear a single rendition of Slade's Christmas ballad, 'Merry Christmas Everybody'.
3 comments:
Your wooden floor looks to have lightened up quite a lot in a short time judging by the darker square which I assume is from under the mat.
You've got a keen eye, Roger!
It comes with job sir.
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