Don't laugh at other's misfortune
Don't laugh at other's misfortune
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Derek Smith

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49,707 posts

277 months

Friday 27th April 2012
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I drove my Chim into an underground car park. Three blokes, two adults and an 18-year-old lad, approached and asked if I wanted it washed (bit of a cheek as I'd polished it a few days before).

I thanked them and declined, saying that only certified virgins were allowed to clean my car.

One bloke said: "That'll be Alan then," and pointed to the boy. The other bloke nodded.

Poor old Alan. His head dropped and he wandered off.

Mustn't laugh though.

ShiDevil

2,293 posts

203 months

Friday 27th April 2012
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Funny, smile had something similar the other day too. Popped round to my Bro's and a chat with a mobile valeting service said, did I ever want him to clean it (i had also just clayed, cleaned, polished etc). I was like, mmmm no mate, my first born won't even clean my car. Do you know what detailing is I asked, his response, sure, I use Meguiers, all the best stuff for me :/ i cringed, asked him if he had 2 buckets, he looked blankly at me...got his business card, walked into my bro's house, straight in the bin...