Tell us something unusual about yourself

Years ago I pulled a sickie from work and got on the National Express coach for a day out in London. TV crew then piles onto bus and it's announced that the bus is carrying the millionth passenger that had taken the trip since the service began. Panic subsided when elderly couple 2 seats in front are the 'lucky' passengers. Shifty bloke hiding behind seat didn't appear on telly that night, and kept job.....
 
Carol M said:
I ran a very successful business for years and sold it for a good profit recently.

Me too! Although it wasn't the biscuit designing business*

*that would be a small white lie I used to tell girls in nightclubs before I met my wife as IT Consultant is so dull, and my field of IT even duller still. I'd need to be at least 40 years older to have designed the Jammy Dodger
 
tomscott said:
Thats just what ive got into Carol... with the family business that is! Selling mens formal hire ware with photographic packages. Looking to move into wedding car hire too a few years own the road...

No way Tom! I can come work for you then! I can usually get a blokes measurements spot on just by looking.
Although the, 'are you gonna measure me inside leg luv?' Is one I've heard more times than you can imagine!


teamemmenracing said:
Carol M said:
I ran a very successful business for years and sold it for a good profit recently.

!


Are we talking Profit here as in huge ..... Like full on, can I be your slave huge ...... :D

Not that huge but you can be my slave any day. :D
 
bradmarsh1989 said:
tombar said:
I'm quite good at paintballing ...

some games I exterminated half of the other team and one close kill from behind with tap on the back ... (although it resulted with a stand off with guns pointed at each other. guy didnt wanna f**k off to the dead zone )


only discovered that last week ...

I used to play in the millennium series. :thumbsup: Nice to see a fellow baller!

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cool, the series is looking really good...looks pretty serious... thinking of getting something with 14 inch barrel...
 
Unusual:

1: Didn't know I was dyslexic till I was 45, just though I couldn't spell and blamed it on ITA!

2: Met George Best in the Dover Street Wine Bar, He signed a crisp £20 note for me. Not until I got on the airplane at Heathrow did I realise I had just handed it over the bar in the lounge Doh!

3: Met my girlfriend over the Garden Fence! in 2003 , we know loads of the same people, but never met before that day, we went to the same concerts, drank in the same pubs, listened to the same music etc etc..

4:I live next door to my MUM.

5:I love alcohol.
 
1. I have toes that look like aliens (My favourite chat up line).

2. I once had a 30 minute drunken conversation with Herman from Dragonforce on how good at programming we were, and the merit of using Xeon processors.

3. I am now on a billboard. Which is nice.

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Sketchley said:
Carol M said:
I ran a very successful business for years and sold it for a good profit recently.

Me too! Although it wasn't the biscuit designing business*

*that would be a small white lie I used to tell girls in nightclubs before I met my wife as IT Consultant is so dull, and my field of IT even duller still. I'd need to be at least 40 years older to have designed the Jammy Dodger

Little confession there, Sketchley? :roll:
 
I've ridden a Cheltenham Gold Cup Winner; a Champion Hurdler, a horse placed several times in the Grand National and the mother of a Grand National winner.
 
Fek me, based on the number of you that are dyslexic an unusual fact about me is...

I'm not dyslexic! :lol:

The missus reckons she's dyslexic too. I feel left out.
 
Is this another subliminal test to weed out terrorists?
 
exdos said:
I've ridden a Cheltenham Gold Cup Winner; a Champion Hurdler, a horse placed several times in the Grand National and the mother of a Grand National winner.

The mother of the horse, or the mother of the jockey?????
 
kevinmarkwhite said:
exdos said:
I've ridden a Cheltenham Gold Cup Winner; a Champion Hurdler, a horse placed several times in the Grand National and the mother of a Grand National winner.

The mother of the horse, or the mother of the jockey?????

:D I thought that too :D
 
kevinmarkwhite said:
exdos said:
I've ridden a Cheltenham Gold Cup Winner; a Champion Hurdler, a horse placed several times in the Grand National and the mother of a Grand National winner.

The mother of the horse, or the mother of the jockey?????

The mother of the horse. I would've used the word "dam" but I wasn't sure this would be understood by all on a car forum. :wink:
 
I was part of the delivery team for NHS 111, which most people probably know about now.
 
I was the NHS Project Manager for basically everything, for my area (not the entire country).

Initial specification, procurement, contract and implementation.
 
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