It's just the normal cost/benefit ratio which drives the decision to spend the money. There's nothing new here, it's the "same ol' same ol', nothing to see, just move along (and just get on with your life). ;-)
It's just the normal cost/benefit ratio which drives the decision to spend the money. There's nothing new here, it's the "same ol' same ol', nothing to see, just move along (and just get on with your life). ;-)
Still my mate got a wooden yellow bike on his way back from the pub last night. It was cable tied to a yellow wooden post.
His wife has kicked off as she did not want waking up at 2am to be shown the bike.
But she would be the first to complain if she tripped over it on the stairs not knowing it was there ...
Owain
Have something to add? Share your thoughts — no account required.
Ask the community — no account required