When I walk through Cardiff city centre every lunchtime, I play a game to try and guess how many times I will be accosted by chuggers. The record so far is 7.
When I walk through Cardiff city centre every lunchtime, I play a game to try and guess how many times I will be accosted by chuggers. The record so far is 7.
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n kilts are usually worn on special occasions, not regular day to day wearOriginally Posted by Denmark
well, as an ignorant American, I was under the impression that all Scottish people wear kilts all the time. is this true please confirm y/nAs you can verify from your people-watching from your hotel room, you can dress pretty weirdly in Edinburgh and nobody will confront you over it.
Sorry to crush your dreams.I'm not sorry.
What more reason do you need than, "It's Wednesday. Let's celebrate!"
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what kind of sick bastard celebrates it being wednesday
and i swear to god if you link me that goddamned camel
Ahhh, chuggers. What tactics do you have for avoiding them? I confess that once I held my nose, acted like I had smelled something bad and carried on walking once. I am an immature arsehole.
streme Wheelie
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I am not familiar with chuggers. My analysis leads me in the direction of people sculling beers but I'm not sure how likely this event is. In any case, avoiding people on the street is easy; you think about Loony BoB calling soup a drink and you should have a nice expression somewhere between confusion and anger and if you foam at the mouth a little nobody will ever want to speak with you.
Scientifically proven.
That's because you pronounce it "car duh leen" or some trout and it's like nails on a chalkboard.She even gets snooty about the pronunciation.
That's how people there pronounce it? Feel free to smack some of them for me because even seeing it written that way made me cringe.That's because you pronounce it "car duh leen" or some trout and it's like nails on a chalkboard.She even gets snooty about the pronunciation.
Curr-duh-aleen.That's because you pronounce it "car duh leen" or some trout and it's like nails on a chalkboard.She even gets snooty about the pronunciation.
...but wait... do you pronounce it the French way...? Like, say... Pantene....? Oh ho. Oh ho ho ho.
You know how I pronounce it! It's not like Pantene.
CORR-DA-LANE.
The correct pronunciation is Frank Zappa.
"I live in Frank Zappa, Idaho."
That's hipster as trout, friend.
I used to get creative and tell them "Sorry, I'm vegetarian" or something along those lines, but the constant onslaught has left me jaded and now I just give them a "Not today mate" or try and hide behind a group of people as I walk past. I haven't quite reached the point where I've started telling them to just smurf off yet, but it is overdue.Ahhh, chuggers. What tactics do you have for avoiding them? I confess that once I held my nose, acted like I had smelled something bad and carried on walking once. I am an immature arsehole.
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