Ticket - check
Posted by: seagull on 26 April 2008
Wallet - check
Pen - check
Okay Let's go...
Mrs S kindly drove myself and the Quizmaster to the local BEER FESTIVAL
In the car ...
Mrs S: "You've got your ticket?"
S: "Yes dear"
Mrs S: "Money?"
S: "Yes dear"
Mrs S: "Key?"
S: "Yes dear"
Mrs S: "See you tonight then"
S: "Yes dear. Enjoy Miss seagull's dancing competition this evening"
Mrs S: "Yes dear"
We arrived at the venue (early) and queued.
They came out with the BEER vouchers and the souvenir program and eventually the doors opened ... BEER!!!!
A beer for me (Dark Star Hophead) and a 'coffee' for the Quizmaster (Dark Star Espresso) and the festival is off to a good start.
I bumped into several old friends (including Trevor whose wedding caused me to miss Reading v Manure last season), time for more beer, now where did I put my tokens...pat, pat pat...
"Where are my keys? No one will be home when I return this afternoon -that's ok I could go back with The Quizmaster (or the pub!!) but I'm going to the comedy club tonight and will be late and I'll have no key!"
Seagull phones home - no answer
Seagull phones the mobile - no answer
The Quizmaster phones mrs quizmaster and relays Seagulls dilemma to Mrs Quizmaster who contacts Mrs S and resolves the problem - a spare key is secreted in a safe place.
Many beers later I returned home and found the key in said location and let myself in.
As I was home alone and with a couple of hours to kill, I thought I'd play some music.
First up ... Script of the Bridge by The Chameleons (it says play it loud on the tin, so I did)
Next up - nuke the meal that Mrs S had kindly left me
Then - more music - In Absentia by Porcupine Tree.
Then... my 250 keeled over and died
the only other time it has ever done this was when I was visited by The TW Riders!
Moral of the story...
Listen to what your significant other is saying and don't play your music at deafening levels even though you can!
Pen - check
Okay Let's go...
Mrs S kindly drove myself and the Quizmaster to the local BEER FESTIVAL
In the car ...
Mrs S: "You've got your ticket?"
S: "Yes dear"
Mrs S: "Money?"
S: "Yes dear"
Mrs S: "Key?"
S: "Yes dear"
Mrs S: "See you tonight then"
S: "Yes dear. Enjoy Miss seagull's dancing competition this evening"
Mrs S: "Yes dear"
We arrived at the venue (early) and queued.
They came out with the BEER vouchers and the souvenir program and eventually the doors opened ... BEER!!!!
A beer for me (Dark Star Hophead) and a 'coffee' for the Quizmaster (Dark Star Espresso) and the festival is off to a good start.
I bumped into several old friends (including Trevor whose wedding caused me to miss Reading v Manure last season), time for more beer, now where did I put my tokens...pat, pat pat...
"Where are my keys? No one will be home when I return this afternoon -that's ok I could go back with The Quizmaster (or the pub!!) but I'm going to the comedy club tonight and will be late and I'll have no key!"
Seagull phones home - no answer
Seagull phones the mobile - no answer
The Quizmaster phones mrs quizmaster and relays Seagulls dilemma to Mrs Quizmaster who contacts Mrs S and resolves the problem - a spare key is secreted in a safe place.
Many beers later I returned home and found the key in said location and let myself in.
As I was home alone and with a couple of hours to kill, I thought I'd play some music.
First up ... Script of the Bridge by The Chameleons (it says play it loud on the tin, so I did)
Next up - nuke the meal that Mrs S had kindly left me
Then - more music - In Absentia by Porcupine Tree.
Then... my 250 keeled over and died

Moral of the story...
Listen to what your significant other is saying and don't play your music at deafening levels even though you can!