let's get out of here
let's get out of here
probably the most over-used line in film history and my thoughts today as I sat in the walk-in clinic waiting to see a doctor.
Nothing wrong with me, just thought it was time I got registered with a GP here.
After the form filling with the woman who used a magnifying glass to read my Health services card and didn't see the irony(she probably couldn't) in her desk being beside the opthalmic counter I got to go to another floor to wait with SICK people. With the coughing and the sneezing.
I settled down with my sudoku to wait.
The woman behind me didn't have any sudoku so instead she, like, talked, like, non-stop on her phone, like, to everyone she had ever met. Loudly.
Me:(in my head) ok, that's a 4 so that must be a
her: hi, yeah, so I'm like back in Terono (everyone in Toronto pronounces it like that).
me:(in my head) OK, that's a 4 so that must be a
her: oh my gosh, yes. oh my gosh.
me: (in my head) OK, that's a four so THAT MUST BE A
her: yeah, it's like, my Dad is totally fine with it, but my Mom is taking some time to come round to the idea, blah, blah, yadda, yadda........
me: la, dee dee, dum dee do, la dum de de.
my entertainment then was to listen to the receptionist call out the names, some she really struggled with and a couple must have been made up, ala Bart phoning Moe's Bar.
Mary Hassaparty. Really?
So, anyway, that's a 4 so......
I'm getting too old for this
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I got into Suduko until I finally solved one. Once it was established that logic had once again won the day I saw no point in rubbing it in...meaning I don't want to play suduko anymore because it hurts.
But I did find that the Sydney Morning Herald was getting it's puzzles from The Times of London...about 3 weeks behind the Times' online puzzles...with the solutions. I need to find a booky giving odds on logic puzzles.
it might well be all about logic, but can you do one with a woman yaking?
hell no. I had to go sit all by myself for a long time to solve it.
Oh, the sniggers are building in me.
What the hell...
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
i didn't dare laugh at the time, if I'd started they would probably have called those nice men in white coats that help you into your new jacket
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