'There I was, I had just pulled into the drive after playing about four hours of golf with the lads. The kids are going mental in the yard and I see the Misses in the kitchen window. I think she's washing up or ironing, I don't know. I roll down my window and honk the car horn and say. 'hey, if you're not doing anything how abouts a sandwich?'. Thats what the paramedics told me anyway. I don't remember much.'
I call foul. There is no apparent damage to the stove. If the car had hit the car (or v.v.) hard enough to cause that much damage to the car, there would be significant damage to the stove.
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Apparently, this proves that stoves can fly.
That happens.
'There I was, I had just pulled into the drive after playing about four hours of golf with the lads. The kids are going mental in the yard and I see the Misses in the kitchen window. I think she's washing up or ironing, I don't know. I roll down my window and honk the car horn and say. 'hey, if you're not doing anything how abouts a sandwich?'.
Thats what the paramedics told me anyway. I don't remember much.'
I call foul. There is no apparent damage to the stove. If the car had hit the car (or v.v.) hard enough to cause that much damage to the car, there would be significant damage to the stove.
I like Steve's explanation. That or else: "What happens when ovens don't use crosswalks."
Good one, Steve. lol
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