Tumbleweed Moments

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Glassman

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23,121 posts

222 months

Thursday 19th March 2009
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Booked a job in for a lady... She gives me her details, starting with her name, "Tuesday, as in the day" she said.
"That's an unusual name..." I remarked, inviting 'the story' behind it.

tumbleweed

In a hasty retort, I added, "it's usually Nigerian men with names like Sunday." There was even more silence...

tumbleweed

...only broken by her "yes, that's right".




Squelch.

Scott328i

18,125 posts

208 months

Thursday 19th March 2009
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I think this is a tumbleweed thread ...

silver.fox.2008

820 posts

197 months

Thursday 19th March 2009
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tumbleweed

Your depiction of the story is almost as bad as the incident

V8mate

45,899 posts

196 months

Thursday 19th March 2009
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tumbleweed

Sheriff JWPepper

3,851 posts

211 months

Thursday 19th March 2009
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silver.fox.2008 said:
tumbleweed

Your depiction of the story is almost as bad as the incident
rofl

Glassman

Original Poster:

23,121 posts

222 months

Thursday 19th March 2009
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paperbag

Healey73

1,181 posts

291 months

Thursday 19th March 2009
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Thats OK, I thought it was me being stupid not understanding it, or is that the joke? laugh

Legend83

10,162 posts

229 months

Thursday 19th March 2009
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There was certianly some tumbleweed when we met our new neighbours and their children the other day (both with short hair-cuts and wearing football shirts).

The missus did not hear the name introductions and turned to the children asking "where do you boys go to school".

Mother replied, "Luke and Hannah both go to Wood End".

tumbleweed

Ok, bye!


Lefty Guns

16,679 posts

209 months

Thursday 19th March 2009
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I farted in the lift this morning and it wasn't as quiet as I'd hoped it would be.

Damned unpredicatble arse cheeks.

Edited by Lefty Guns on Thursday 19th March 10:40

silver.fox.2008

820 posts

197 months

Thursday 19th March 2009
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Lefty Guns said:
I faretd in the lift this morning and it wasn't as quiet as I'd hoped it would be.

Damned unpredicatble arse cheeks.
em⋅bar⋅rass⋅ment
   /ɛmˈbærəsmənt/ Show Spelled Pronunciation [em-bar-uhs-muhnt] Show IPA
–noun
1. the state of being embarrassed; disconcertment; abashment.
2. an act or instance of embarrassing.
3. something that embarrasses.
4. an overwhelmingly excessive amount; overabundance: an embarrassment of riches.
5. the state of being in financial difficulties.
6. Medicine/Medical. impairment of functioning associated with disease: respiratory embarrassment.



tumbleweed moment

The sudden stunned silence that falls on a room after a person says something stupid, unfunny or offensive. Refers to the tumbleweed featured in cowboy movies.


You suffered from the former hehe

Lefty Guns

16,679 posts

209 months

Thursday 19th March 2009
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I was not alone in the lift and not a word was said...

And who said I was embarrassed?! hehe

Edited by Lefty Guns on Thursday 19th March 10:47

V8mate

45,899 posts

196 months

Thursday 19th March 2009
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Lefty Guns said:
I was not alone in the lift and not a word was said...
But it was silent before you guffed too.

Lefty Guns

16,679 posts

209 months

Thursday 19th March 2009
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V8mate said:
Lefty Guns said:
I was not alone in the lift and not a word was said...
But it was silent before you guffed too.
Were you there? laugh

OJ

14,040 posts

235 months

Thursday 19th March 2009
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Glassman said:
...only broken by her "yes, that's right".

Squelch.
Bearing in mind that she's probably had that said to her at least once or twice a day for the entire duration of her life. Chances are she's also had the 'Nigerian Men' part at the very least once every month or two

Kaelic

2,701 posts

208 months

Thursday 19th March 2009
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Was in a busy lift in the trafford centre and this older woman got in, dirty cow farted quite loudly and then turned round with a look of disgust to my 7 year old daughter and said "excuse you" to my daughter, my daughter turned round and said "I didnt think anyone heard me burp over your fart noise". At this the whole lift started the uncontrollable held in laugh/shakes until the door opened and the older lady stormed out ....

Healey73

1,181 posts

291 months

Thursday 19th March 2009
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Kaelic said:
Was in a busy lift in the trafford centre and this older woman got in, dirty cow farted quite loudly and then turned round with a look of disgust to my 7 year old daughter and said "excuse you" to my daughter, my daughter turned round and said "I didnt think anyone heard me burp over your fart noise". At this the whole lift started the uncontrollable held in laugh/shakes until the door opened and the older lady stormed out ....
Brilliant, love that!

schmokin1

1,212 posts

219 months

Thursday 19th March 2009
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roflroflroflroflroflrofl

Carpie

1,118 posts

202 months

Thursday 19th March 2009
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So what happened? You were talking on the phone and she turned out to actually be a Nigerian bloke with a feminine voice?

What are you on about?

911motorsport

7,251 posts

240 months

Thursday 19th March 2009
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Kaelic said:
Was in a busy lift in the trafford centre and this older woman got in, dirty cow farted quite loudly and then turned round with a look of disgust to my 7 year old daughter and said "excuse you" to my daughter, my daughter turned round and said "I didnt think anyone heard me burp over your fart noise". At this the whole lift started the uncontrollable held in laugh/shakes until the door opened and the older lady stormed out ....
roflroflrofl

Dolf

487 posts

220 months

Thursday 19th March 2009
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Lefty Guns said:
I was not alone in the lift and not a word was said...

And who said I was embarrassed?! hehe

Edited by Lefty Guns on Thursday 19th March 10:47
Did you punch the air and shouted: "Yeee-Haaa"?