Made specifically for defence. Sorry to be pedantic.made specifically for war
Made specifically for defence. Sorry to be pedantic.made specifically for war
But they were made as a direct response to a war. I never referred to them as to be used either offensively or defensively nor as any weapon.Made specifically for defence. Sorry to be pedantic.
I am too when I see a large spider.She's under quite a lot of stress at the moment,
Funny all the tweets she's gotten. I was wondering whether her alias is Geraldo, then close to the bottom of the tweets, someone mentions him lol.From Twitter:
Verity Holloway @Verity_Holloway
They're demolishing a building on my street, and my 90-year-old neighbour is full of glee because "They don't know what's in the cellars".
I don't know about anyone else, but when I see a huge centipede, I run out the door and down the stairs, screaming!I am too when I see a large spider.
An old lady was struggling to get her coin in the trolley a couple of weeks ago - mainly because she was trying to use a ten pence piece.So we roll up outside the supermarket, have you got a £coin says the boss, now I
am sure I put one in the center junk tray from the last trolly dash so we both looked
and I mean a good everything out look, no £ but a couple of 2p,s, bugger, I found it
very strange as we were both sure that's were I put it, and at least one of those token
things had disappeared from the same place.
Anyway I find a quid in my wallet and off we go, get back to the car load up get in
and straight away we both see the missing coin sat right on top of the stuff in the tray,
another of life's little mysteries
No, this is a phenomenal 110% telepathic hit rate.and I just had that feeling that she'd messaged me and it was bad news.. . .
It was a picture of an enormous spider that she'd seen in the garden.
So, a 50% telepathic hit rate, I think you'll agree.
But at least it was outside. I'd count it as a higher hit if it had been, for example, on the sleeve of her jacket....No, this is a phenomenal 110% telepathic hit rate.
So we roll up outside the supermarket, have you got a £coin says the boss, now I
am sure I put one in the center junk tray from the last trolly dash so we both looked
and I mean a good everything out look, no £ but a couple of 2p,s, bugger, I found it
very strange as we were both sure that's were I put it, and at least one of those token
things had disappeared from the same place.
Anyway I find a quid in my wallet and off we go, get back to the car load up get in
and straight away we both see the missing coin sat right on top of the stuff in the tray,
another of life's little mysteries
I’ve encountered this a lot over the years. You will search a drawer, cupboard, whatever, looking for something and it definitely isn’t there. Then ‘bam’ it mysteriously appears later in the very place you were looking. I think the phenomenon behind it is similar to the one which makes socks go missing in the wash, only they seem to never make a reappearance judging by all the odd socks in my drawer.A friend rang today and said that yesterday her husband couldn't find his spare pair of glasses. They looked everywhere and he thought he would have to order another pair.
This morning when he went into the kitchen they were in their case sitting on the table.
I get that too sometimes when I look at the second hand on a clock. Something to do with our current perception of time passing I suppose.I have a clock in my lounge which is one of those 'school' types of clock. White plastic with black lettering and makes a very loud 'tick' sound.
I am absolutely convinced that the 'second' hand does not move until I look at the clock because often I will look at it and despite the 'tick' sound not ceasing, it appears that the 'second' hand does not shift for easily more than a second, almost as though TPTB have suddenly realised that I'm looking at the time and that the clocks hands need to be moving to keep up the pretence.
I have a clock in my lounge which is one of those 'school' types of clock. White plastic with black lettering and makes a very loud 'tick' sound.
I am absolutely convinced that the 'second' hand does not move until I look at the clock because often I will look at it and despite the 'tick' sound not ceasing, it appears that the 'second' hand does not shift for easily more than a second, almost as though TPTB have suddenly realised that I'm looking at the time and that the clocks hands need to be moving to keep up the pretence.
There is.Yes, like that.
If only there was a word for it.
All is explained in my post linked to above.Yes, like that.
If only there was a word for it.
I don’t believe it is anything paranormal, more a cognitive issue. I can be looking straight at something but don’t see it until Mrs T63 picks it up, shakes it at me, then walks away shaking her head and muttering to herself.I’ve encountered this a lot over the years. You will search a drawer, cupboard, whatever, looking for something and it definitely isn’t there. Then ‘bam’ it mysteriously appears later in the very place you were looking. I think the phenomenon behind it is similar to the one which makes socks go missing in the wash, only they seem to never make a reappearance judging by all the odd socks in my drawer.
Yes but that’s a man looking for something - I’m always doing that exact same thing with my husband, and growing up my mum and I with my dad. I always know to check myself when the males in my life look in a drawer, cupboard, box, shed, wherever, saying it’s not there. Often it’ll be just underneath something or out of sight, failing to spring out saying, “Here I am!” so therefore is nowhere to be found.I don’t believe it is anything paranormal, more a cognitive issue. I can be looking straight at something but don’t see it until Mrs T63 picks it up, shakes it at me, then walks away shaking her head and muttering to herself.
When my first wife was pregnant she regularly lost thing, most frequently her purse but car keys, door keys etc.,Yes but that’s a man looking for something - I’m always doing that exact same thing with my husband, and growing up my mum and I with my dad. I always know to check myself when the males in my life look in a drawer, cupboard, box, shed, wherever, saying it’s not there. Often it’ll be just underneath something or out of sight, failing to spring out saying, “Here I am!” so therefore is nowhere to be found.
Correct. You'll then have 2 of them. Possibly even 3 if an additional one appears.IHGP has just ordered me a new one, so that should make Them return it, right?
Well, I had two mid-week so if they want to return one with interest, I won't say no.Correct. You'll then have 2 of them. Possibly even 3 if an additional one appears.