They rarely get it right though, do they?
Well, no. But as Niels Bohr once said "it's difficult to make predictions. Especially about the future"
Double like.
Is that racist?
I had that this evening. A woman at our badminton club introduced herself, obviously Scottish and upon hearing me speak said' Oh I love Liverpool'. 'Really' said I, 'I love Cardiff too'.
Garden Peas or Mushy Peas?Ska music. Makes my irrational dislike of peas seem positively normal
I work in a small team so we have to cover each other when someone is off. One lad did this in the first week of January, without discussing with other team members if they were planning holidays and checking if people were able to cover. He booked Christmas, Easter, all of the 4 day weeks surrounding bank holidays etc. the whole years worth in advance.I'm detecting some friction I think you may need to attend a workplace conflict seminar.
Hell yes. The amount of times I hear people doing this...
Usually wrongly, so they like a bookie predicting the most fancied outcome, not even by themselves but a machine. I remember s weather man saying once there is 50% chance of rain, so in effect they are saying it might rain it might not.
