- The M25 is quite long, and being diverted around 3/4 of it because someone has crashed between the two or three junctions you need to travel between can take some time.
- Hotels that get shirty with you because you don’t have a PIN for your credit card – even though you have a perfectly servicable debit card – deserve to be burned to the ground. Especially if they do this to you after you’ve driven 3/4 of the way round the M25.
- Large groups of rowdy Scottish chavs should be banned from aeroplanes.
- Monarch – just don’t.
- It is possible to be skiing so fast that your contact lens gets blown out of your eye.
- Having only one contact lens in is deeply disorienting and can put a real crimp in your skiing.
- The Canadian accent is awesome, but they don’t say “aboot” – it’s clearly “aboat”.
- “Take your tongue out of my mouth, I’m only kissing you goodbye” is the greatest song title ever. “Tequila makes her clothes fall off” is a close second. But the greatest song ever is the simply-but-eloquently titled Tits.
- There’s a real knack to rolling up the rim on the Tim Horton’s “Roll up the Rim” coffee cups. It is a knack that I clearly do not possess.
- Calgary Airport is dull.
- I’m really not kidding about the Monarch thing.
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I imagine that suddenly losing visual acuity in only one eye while travelling at high speed would have been rather disconcerting. Did you hit many trees/Canadians/houses/large cities?
What’s the point of the Roll Up The Rim things?
Did you go back and try to retrieve said contact lens? 🙂
Hope you enjoyed your trip to Candia. Would like to go there myself one day.
Please excuse my atrocious spelling and grammar in the previous message… and welcome back.
Chris. Ok. I absolutely adore this list.
Thank you for doing your part in clearing up that awful aboot/aboat rumour.