"Think of it as evolution in action"

For Orienteering as well

 

I think you may be wrong. One of the most common reasons I have heard for
the purchase of a satnav is an inability to use a map. Which I naturally
interpret as an inabiltiy to make the effort to learn. Although now I
would suggest a more common but rarely stated truth would be that they
have the credit and it is fashionable.

 

Swot I was taught when I was a boy scout.

 

Only if you're some kind of flidmong.

 

Have you read "Elephants on acid"? Full of mad as a hatter experiments done
in the interests of "Wtf" including The Milgram Experiment.

 

And probably *still* blamed you for being in his way.

 

When I lived in Harrow there were a number of times I had to ask people
to move their cars as they were on my drive and blocking the garage.

And they still had the temerity to get all narked, as if I was the one
in the wrong for putting my garage there.

 

And then you passed on your knowledge to the new bow, B-P...

 

Wow

 

It is the standard way in the Army - I still do it. Its intuitive and
works well for me.

 

Heh, I doubt it. My father didn't have a clue and my mother wouldn't
even try to map-read for him.

I learnt to read maps at an early age though and still do ..

 

Nope, I do it too when I can, it's how I was taught when I were a lad
.....

 

In my defense I was completely cunted, and of course the spell checker
wasn't helping.

And to answer your question, no, 1.0.

 

A Jif lemon squeazy full of brake fluid in your pocket.

 

I've never done that. Mind you, it does make sense of sorts, but I've
never felt the need to do it.

 

Nope

I strongly suspect it's a wimmin

I suspect so.

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Had a bloke like that here. Tore up the polite notes under his wipers.

Eventually I found out who it was, and he wasn't having any of it being
in the wrong.

He could park there because
1) There was nowhere else convenient
2) He never saw me use the garage.

I eventually persuaded him, though.

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Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, Catman

There's a tosser who each evening parks on the pavement[1] between my
place and the pigs' field.

My feed bucket's getting quite dented...

[1] Quite why is a complete mystery to me. The road is a perfectly
normal width.

 

Best way of identifying landmarks.

 

I find a similar thing with my lad's pushchair.