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People could just leave their phones at home, right?
littleGreenDude wrote: Personally, even if there are privacy issues I think it is worth it for health safety.
I quite agree!
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I practically never have my phone in my pocket. It might be on table in front of me, e.g. if I have used it for some 2FA login on the Internet, but it might as well be at my bedside - I use it as my alarm clock to get out of bed in the morning. If I go to the supermarket, I rarely remember to pick it up. Usually when I go to work, I remember to put it in my backpack, but I don't take it out of there until I need it, which is quite rarely when I am at work. So it doesn't follow me to the canteen.
This is not because I "leave" it at home, or bedside, or in my backpack, but because I forget it there. I spend little energy on trying to forget it less. I grew up with a fixed line telephone, located in the hall, not in the living room. I am bothered by people who demand their right to disturb me at any time, or their right to, through the phone, disturb a face-to-face talk I have with somebody else: Very few if any of my friends ever ignore/reject an incoming call, no matter what we are talking about.
Forgetting to pick up my phone when leaving home is more a pleasure than a personal crisis (the way it is with some younger people). But the app wouldn't work for me.
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If you combine a laxative with alphabet soup would you call it "Letter Rip"
I'm hiding from exercise...I'm in the fitness protection program.
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Nobody would use that!
A simple visit to the bathroom could spell disaster!
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- The problem with quotes on the internet is that you can never tell if they're genuine Winston Churchill, 1944
- Never argue with a fool. Onlookers may not be able to tell the difference. Mark Twain
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Either you're awfully good at this or Mike's your setup man!
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A remark like that just spells trouble.
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Hmmmm,
If you are planning on consuming any alphabet soup just make sure it's ISGINASVVNIQKEIDRLNEVAKNLNESLIDLQEL
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-David Delaune
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And you can clarify your statements with petomanic punctuation (a variant of Victor Borge's superb phonetic punctuation (youtube)[^]).
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A classic, I've seen it many times and love it!
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That is going to annoy SWMBO no end, she insists on reading every plaque she walks past and the text on the virtual is just too fuzzy. A museum tour can take all day and the British Museum tour has never been completed by us.
I usually find a nice comfortable seat by the entrance/exit and read a book for a couple of hours.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity -
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I'm old. I know stuff - JSOP
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My SO does that also so after I see/read what I want I sit down and wait for here.
I'm hiding from exercise...I'm in the fitness protection program.
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First lover turns into wine glutton (9)
modified 14-Apr-20 5:30am.
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Hmmmm,
Too easy, It took me literally 5 seconds on this one.
wolverine
Best Wishes,
-David Delaune
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You're up tomorrow.
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@GregUtas
Where's the CCC?
You won yesterday, remember?
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I'm left pond but thankfully get up early most days so you could have your fix!
I'd suggest changing 7am UDT to more like 3pm UDT. Left pond types usually need a couple of hours lead time on most of these to have a chance anyway.
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Greg Utas wrote: Left pond types usually need a couple of hours lead time on most of these to have a chance anyway Typical US! Always wanting an unfair advantage!
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Greg Utas wrote: I'm Canadian, eh? Oh, well, in that case, it's called "ice hockey".
"Hockey" is played on grass.
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That's field hockey, and it's played by women. Actually, so is hockey nowadays.
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Greg Utas wrote: so is ice hockey nowadays. [Corrected your obviously unintentional mistake.]
And the guys I know who play hockey? I wouldn't advise calling them women to their faces.
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How about girly men? They don't even know how to fashion a serviceable hockey stick. The comparable left-pond sport is lacrosse, which is played by real men and women!
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Ice hockey is played with little kiddie discs.
Real men play hockey without any cowardly padding, and go for the balls.
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Who needs pads if there's no obstruction, let alone contact? And forget fighting! Only played by, and watched by, gentlemen.
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