myLot / @asfarasiknow / Comments

ElusiveButterfly @ElusiveButterfly (45940) • United States 20 Jul 19

Earlier this week our little town got an eyeful. An out of towner came to visit. We embrace our tourists, but this one wore no clothes. He entered a local café/gift shop and purchased a coffee and asked of places where he could...

he did wear sneakers

45 responses •

42 people

Nick R Thomas @ElusiveButterfly To paraphrase a joke I just saw on Facebook: 50 years ago man walked on the Moon, this guy just mooned on a walk.

21 Jul 19

•

3 people

Nick R Thomas @asfarasiknow (3341) • Bournemouth, England 14 Apr 19

I sometimes think about an advert that appeared on TV and billboards here in the UK when I was about eleven (1971). It showed a small boy reaching up to a table to put butter on a loaf of bread while his parents looked proudly...

3 responses •

4 people

Nick R Thomas @LadyDuck Me neither. At least that 5-a-day offers a choice but I find it hard to achieve. More like 2 or 3.

14 Apr 19

•

1 person

Nick R Thomas @asfarasiknow (3341) • Bournemouth, England 14 Apr 19

I sometimes think about an advert that appeared on TV and billboards here in the UK when I was about eleven (1971). It showed a small boy reaching up to a table to put butter on a loaf of bread while his parents looked proudly...

3 responses •

4 people

Nick R Thomas I think many celebrities are as famous for their ads as for whatever it was that made them famous.

14 Apr 19

Arthur Chappell @arthurchappell (45002) • Preston, England 8 Apr 19

Diary Thursday 4th April 2019 My first job club visit this month, searching for work on community centre computers, and getting to chat with other job-seekers too. Afterwards I did a little shopping. Diary Friday 5th April...

8 responses •

9 people

Nick R Thomas @arthurchappell Is it Tuesday 16th when it comes out?

14 Apr 19

•

1 person

Nick R Thomas @asfarasiknow (3341) • Bournemouth, England 14 Apr 19

I sometimes think about an advert that appeared on TV and billboards here in the UK when I was about eleven (1971). It showed a small boy reaching up to a table to put butter on a loaf of bread while his parents looked proudly...

3 responses •

4 people

Nick R Thomas I know you wrote about how carbs were previously such a major part of your diet. Mine too, so I feel for you. It must take a lot of deliberation to decide what to put on that stingy 2-slice ration.

14 Apr 19

Arthur Chappell @arthurchappell (45002) • Preston, England 8 Apr 19

Diary Thursday 4th April 2019 My first job club visit this month, searching for work on community centre computers, and getting to chat with other job-seekers too. Afterwards I did a little shopping. Diary Friday 5th April...

8 responses •

9 people

Nick R Thomas @arthurchappell You and your publisher must be building a great list of 'as featured in...'.

14 Apr 19

•

1 person

Nick R Thomas @asfarasiknow (3341) • Bournemouth, England 14 Apr 19

I sometimes think about an advert that appeared on TV and billboards here in the UK when I was about eleven (1971). It showed a small boy reaching up to a table to put butter on a loaf of bread while his parents looked proudly...

3 responses •

4 people

Nick R Thomas Yes, advertisers now have to back up their claims. I cannot think of any advert today that tells people to eat a specific amount of a food.

14 Apr 19

•

1 person

The Horse @TheHorse (204970) • Walnut Creek, California 12 Apr 19

After work today, I was cruising through my SPAM folder, doing the delete thing (there were only five, happily), but when I read the headline "My Fake Penis," I had to stop and click on the email. Apparently, the author of the...

20 responses •

19 people

Nick R Thomas @TheHorse Going with what we have is.all that us guys can do - despite the promises of the spammers.

12 Apr 19

•

1 person

Jim Bauer @porwest (78761) • United States 29 Nov 18

Sometimes when I am traveling on business, staying in hotels, I do see people that it appears are actually living in the hotels. At first I think to myself, man, that seems like kind of a fouled up life. But then...

19 responses •

18 people

Nick R Thomas @GardenGerty Unfortunately I'm not a minimalist! I had many possessions stored elsewhere but added to what I had in the hotel over the years. The room became rather cluttered and changing rooms or moving out eventually took hours.

30 Nov 18

Arthur Chappell @arthurchappell (45002) • Preston, England 8 Nov 18

Diary Tuesday 6th November 2018 Day two on the useless pre-employment agency registration course. All but three of the course attendees didn't bother coming back, which actually helped the course get more relaxed and we got...

8 responses •

7 people

Nick R Thomas @arthurchappell Assignments for the Advanced Course: drawing around your hand, using tracing paper and mixing yellow and blue paints to make green...

29 Nov 18

•

1 person

John Welford @indexer (4852) • Leicester, England 26 Nov 18

I am writing this while sitting at my place of work in the University Library where I do a four-hour shift once a week. Don't worry - when a student asks me for something I stop what I'm doing and attend to their needs! I finish...

incompetence

car servicing

5 responses •

6 people

Nick R Thomas @indexer Got me!

27 Nov 18

The Horse @TheHorse (204970) • Walnut Creek, California 30 Oct 18

Early this morning, I got a call from a guy with a strong Indian accent. He told me that my Microsoft was damaged and that I needed to hand control of my computer over to him so he could correct things. I talked to him for awhile,...

35 responses •

29 people

Nick R Thomas @TheHorse I also got one calling herself Vanessa.

31 Oct 18

Diana @dya80dya (33340) 30 Oct 18

I bought a burger from KFC. It was tasty, but a bit greasy. I don't eat often burgers, but they are so tasty. Do you like KFC? Or do you prefer McDonald's? I don't know what is the price in your country, but here food from KFC is...

27 responses •

21 people

Nick R Thomas @dya80dya Expensive. A burger can be from about 4.5 GBP and a bucket from around £10 - £17.

31 Oct 18

•

1 person

Arthur Chappell @arthurchappell (45002) • Preston, England 25 Oct 18

Some writers, (not just in the SF & fantasy genres) like other creative artists, have had a legendary relationship with the bottle and the bars that serve it. Kingsley Amis, Iain M Banks, Ernest Hemmingway, Patricia Highsmith,...

10 responses •

9 people

Nick R Thomas @arthurchappell I'm sure it must have done with me but I always hated the insincerity of schmoozing.

31 Oct 18

•

1 person

Arthur Chappell @arthurchappell (45002) • Preston, England 29 Oct 18

Diary Saturday 27th October 2018 A quiet weekend, where I chased after a few pub sign images in the city and did a little shopping. Diary Sunday 28th October 2018 Sleep, watch TV, more sleep, going online, more TV. Diary...

2 responses •

2 people

Nick R Thomas @arthurchappell I very much hope they do soon.

29 Oct 18

•

1 person

Nitin @nitirrbb7 (4317) • India 29 Sep 18

One of the pain that is compared with pain in heart attack is toothache. The worst pains one ever faces is toothache and you will encounter it at night when you are in bed most of the times. Its said pain is in your brains and...

toothache

nightmare

8 responses •

6 people

Nick R Thomas @nitirrbb7 Still on my 'to do' list! Rather more serious medical problems at the moment.

12 Oct 18

•

1 person

Arya @yoalldudes (35040) • Philippines 7 Oct 18

This was cooked by my daughter. It is our favorite Korean noodle. Eating it is a bonding time for us. It's noodle is so smooth and delicious. It is very, very spicy. We wish to go South Korea. My daughter has a list of places to...

8 responses •

6 people

Nick R Thomas @yoalldudes We have some in the UK which try to emulate ramen, etc, but the most widely sold is a Golden Wonder product in a variety of flavours called Pot Noodle. You just pour on hot water and add a flavour sachet. I once saw an overseas student buying about...

12 Oct 18

•

1 person

Nick R Thomas's Comments