A GorB, girl on a racing bike, overtook me, Plus One!
A moment later I smelt her perfume, Minus One
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We love safety cameras, we hate bullies
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Cyril Haearn wrote:A GorB, girl on a racing bike, overtook me, Plus One!
A moment later I smelt her perfume, Minus One
Are you sure it was perfume?
I once went looking for a colleague who I knew had been working in a particular lab. Smelt her rather intense perfume (-1) in the corridor and followed the trail, avoiding an unnecessary visit to said lab (+1).
Everyone's ghast should get a good flabbering now and then.
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MinusPlus
One should smile, it uses fewer muscles than frowning
But using muscles, excersize, is good, +/-?
The cheap food store has big wide trolleys, plus smaller more manoeuvrable trolleys
Fewer of the latter of course, although they are more popular, +/-?
(I read of some trolleys with special wheel bearings, they run better when loaded to nudge one to buy more
On should not trust even the cheap stores, sometimes they are not so cheap)
But using muscles, excersize, is good, +/-?
The cheap food store has big wide trolleys, plus smaller more manoeuvrable trolleys
Fewer of the latter of course, although they are more popular, +/-?
(I read of some trolleys with special wheel bearings, they run better when loaded to nudge one to buy more
On should not trust even the cheap stores, sometimes they are not so cheap)
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So why do supermarkets incentivise low value shopping via express checkouts, I wonder?
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What does awarding something an imaginary number signify?
I will give BoJo the value "the square root of minus three". With luck, this will make him disappear up his own fundamental orifice.
Cugel
I will give BoJo the value "the square root of minus three". With luck, this will make him disappear up his own fundamental orifice.
Cugel
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Cugel wrote:What does awarding something an imaginary number signify?
I will give BoJo the value "the square root of minus three". With luck, this will make him disappear up his own fundamental orifice.
Cugel
The square root of minus pi, that is impossible to calculate
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Got to the station in plenty of time, a train was waiting although mine was not due, I hopped on, got home 13 minutes earlier than planned, - 13
Then I learnt that it was an earlier train, nearly two hours late, +105 (minutes) in railwayspeak
Then I learnt that it was an earlier train, nearly two hours late, +105 (minutes) in railwayspeak
Entertainer, juvenile, curmudgeon, PoB, 30120
Cycling-of course, but it is far better on a Gillott
We love safety cameras, we hate bullies
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peetee wrote:Driving to the gym is contrary IMHO.
My favourite has to be the sort of people that drive for hours for a 'day in the country' then have a picnic within 10 feet of a crowded car park and window shop in a chocked rural trinket-town then it's straight back home.
That,ll be me then seeing as my wife has degenerative disc disease,walks with great difficulty and one of her few pleasures is a picnic out,never in car park mind.
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There is a mcburger near me, +1
It is closed, -1
But the drive-in is open +1
Not been there yet, -1
May one cycle-in?
It is closed, -1
But the drive-in is open +1
Not been there yet, -1
May one cycle-in?
Entertainer, juvenile, curmudgeon, PoB, 30120
Cycling-of course, but it is far better on a Gillott
We love safety cameras, we hate bullies
Cycling-of course, but it is far better on a Gillott
We love safety cameras, we hate bullies