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It's called "running scared".

Having happened upon a mobile black hole on an unlit rural road t'other evening, this seemed very appropriate. Stay safe out there (y)

A customer of ours used to send drawings / plans of their buildings. The area where food was to be consumed was always marked as the "dinning area". This remained the case until our works with them finished, after almost two decades.

Living longer, not dropping dead in the street after only 2 yrs of retirement.....................that sort of "hype" ;-)

Not making light of it, but "short illness" doesn't seem to fit the bill.

"I've reached out to them". Grrrrrrr.......

There's two ss in embarrassing, ffs.

I'll take Curtice over you, no offence (y)

No: the one that's ignoring me. Although he looks in anyway, which defeats the object of "ignore" (y)

He's ignoring me, so he won't be ;-)

Or hiding their embarrassment.

People who won't use bus lanes that are clearly signed as "out-of-hours", clagging up the road.

"Trickle" doesn't do it justice.

Mental gymnastics overload :ROFLMAO:

Back on topic........... Sir John Curtice has avoided GBeebies' trap on the postponement of elections.....by using facts.

It's called projection.

It seems to be the equivalent of "erm", a verbal crutch so to speak.

Simply put. (y)

FML :rolleyes:

;-)