Classic from the Mrs! Vol 2

[tribbles]

RizzoTheRat said:

I just give them our passports and they link the person to the booking.

I was hoping they'd do it that way - or even from the car reg, but that's too much joined up IT for them!

Just remembered one from my mum - she was moaning that her husband was throwing his bricks out of his pram...

[Tyre Smoke]

Milkyway said:

Caddyshack said:

alock said:

Milkyway said:

“Are the pedals always in the same order”...

My daughter is about to start learning and asked me this question. My girlfriend helpfully said ABC - Accelerator, Brake, Clutch.

Yeah, not the way we read, it’s CBA.

Perhaps GF was trying to say... “As easy as ABC”.
( Must have been hell before standardisation)

Learning to drive... in NZ.
Q1: True or False

Edited by Milkyway on Friday 3rd June 20:19

Not sure if serious.

[Milkyway]

Tyre Smoke said:

Not sure if serious.

It’s not fake...
It’s from a government site in NZ for a ‘restricted’ licence... the next two questions get more difficult.
https://drive.govt.nz/get-your-restricted/skills/s...

Edited by Milkyway on Friday 3rd June 22:30

[Turtle Shed]

Popmaster today.

"Total Eclipse of the Moon".

FFS.

[CanAm]

Turtle Shed said:

Popmaster today.

"Total Eclipse of the Moon".

FFS.

I think that might have been mentioned in Vol.1 "Is that when the sun goes between the Earth and the Moon?"

[tertius]

CanAm said:

Turtle Shed said:

Popmaster today.

"Total Eclipse of the Moon".

FFS.

I think that might have been mentioned in Vol.1 "Is that when the sun goes between the Earth and the Moon?"

And they worry about climate change …

[deeen]

Well, if the Sun does go between the Earth and the Moon, it will definitely change the climate.

[67Dino]

Turtle Shed said:

Popmaster today.

"Total Eclipse of the Moon".

FFS.

At the risk of being a pedant, you do get Lunar Eclipses, it’s when the shadow of the Earth falls on the moon. Often called a “blood moon” due to the red colour as what sunlight there is has passed through the atmosphere.

[KiloRomeo]

The weedkiller bottle comes with a handy clear plastic dosing cap, marked in 100ml increments. Mrs K spotted it on the shelf in the shed and purloined it for the kitchen.
I seized it back, she's just thrown a strop because I dared use her 'new' measuring cup to dose out weedkiller.

[PositronicRay]

KiloRomeo said:

The weedkiller bottle comes with a handy clear plastic dosing cap, marked in 100ml increments. Mrs K spotted it on the shelf in the shed and purloined it for the kitchen.
I seized it back, she's just thrown a strop because I dared use her 'new' measuring cup to dose out weedkiller.

Id be careful of homemade cookies, very careful.

'oh and what did the forth one die of'? 'head injuries, he wouldnt eat his cookies'

Edited by PositronicRay on Sunday 5th June 08:47

[tertius]

deeen said:

Well, if the Sun does go between the Earth and the Moon, it will definitely change the climate.

Yes well, that was sort of my point …

Perhaps I should have said “… man made climate change”

[Mallard126]

deeen said:

Well, if the Sun does go between the Earth and the Moon, it will definitely change the climate.

Would the sun actually fit between Earth and the moon?

[tertius]

Mallard126 said:

deeen said:

Well, if the Sun does go between the Earth and the Moon, it will definitely change the climate.

Would the sun actually fit between Earth and the moon?

No. (This is assuming that we are ignoring the fact that if it got that close the sun would simply consume both the earth and the moon and then there would be enough room …)

[FA57REN]

Caddyshack said:

Rookie error not printing the ticket.

I haven't printed any tickets since airlines started putting ads on the printable version.

So not only do they expect me to pay for ink and paper for the ticket, but also to pay to print ads? Not a chance.

[tribbles]

FA57REN said:

Caddyshack said:

Rookie error not printing the ticket.

I haven't printed any tickets since airlines started putting ads on the printable version.

So not only do they expect me to pay for ink and paper for the ticket, but also to pay to print ads? Not a chance.

Return trip was keyed off our passports, so didn't need the booking number.

[Peanut Gallery]

Milkyway said:

Tyre Smoke said:

Not sure if serious.

It’s not fake...
It’s from a government site in NZ for a ‘restricted’ licence... the next two questions get more difficult.
https://drive.govt.nz/get-your-restricted/skills/s...

Edited by Milkyway on Friday 3rd June 22:30

But they call it a break pedal!

(Sorry, pet hate)

[Blown2CV]

i stopped printing tickets for a while, but now there are SO many e-tickets for everything that i now worry so much about losing my phone during the trip that i am back to bloody reams of paper in a plastic folder again.

[vaud]

Blown2CV said:

i stopped printing tickets for a while, but now there are SO many e-tickets for everything that i now worry so much about losing my phone during the trip that i am back to bloody reams of paper in a plastic folder again.

Indeed

For the sake of 10 mins I print all key forms, I know my luck with phone signal, chargers, and Apple iOS offloading the app that I actually needed.

[havoc]

Printed here - had enough of all these fking 'apps' that don't work properly at the point you need them to.

I swear a chunk of the queues at the airport 2 weeks ago were caused by apps not working properly or quickly...

[ambuletz]

tribbles said:

FA57REN said:

Caddyshack said:

Rookie error not printing the ticket.

I haven't printed any tickets since airlines started putting ads on the printable version.

So not only do they expect me to pay for ink and paper for the ticket, but also to pay to print ads? Not a chance.

Return trip was keyed off our passports, so didn't need the booking number.

if i don't print it I will at the very least actually download it, or print screen the entire ticket so I have a jpg on my phone (and other people's) in the event that data/signal isnt working