I also don't respond to sounds from my phone if I'm in the middle of something.
OT: UK government emergency warnings
Apr 23, 2023
Last reply: 3 years ago
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and yet somehow they weren't.
Obviously the small ones don't count. Something strong enough to blow a woman's skirt in the air is not a national emergency.
They learned not to mess with the British in 1863:
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was aboard that last summer.
I had the opposite, a stampede up and down the hall all night. Having PIR lights was a bad idea.
I see no point, the chances of an emergency affecting me are 1 in a billion.
One day when I hot home and opened the door, a blur got in. That blur kept running around the house. It was awhile before the blur slowed down enough to be seen as a cat.
That happened to me. A Siamese cat from one block away. A few months later I saw it in someone's driveway as he was working on his car, and he said it was his, and it never stops exploring. I didn't bill him for the three plantpots it destroyed.
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