No doubt we all knew this, but how does this also affect football commentary?
https://www.newscientist.com/article...-of-evolution/
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No doubt we all knew this, but how does this also affect football commentary?
https://www.newscientist.com/article...-of-evolution/
Do you have any friends or family who could watch over you for a bit?
The women in his family don't visit him because they can't remember how to 'Navigate'their way to his house. The men don't visit either, Not because of their poor navigation skills (Men are better) They just think he's a **** :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Citizen's Nephew
Credit where credit's due though - no mention of 20mph in this thread so far, which I think is a record for NCB.
I say to my missus to go left, so she goes right then says" I thought you meant right" :facepalm:
Is she Drippy? :facepalm: Doh! I mentioned the word before NorthCardiffBlue:hide:Quote:
Originally Posted by Taffy Blue in Berkshire
The lady on my satnav's quite good.
Mine was until i shouted at her. She sulked the rest of the journey.Quote:
Originally Posted by Undercoverinwurzelland
Ours is usually quite good, but we were in Kent the other day and she had a mare. I ended up shouting at her. I felt bad afterwards though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Undercoverinwurzelland
There’s a beautiful irony reading about all you guys being given instructions on where to drive…..by a satnav with a woman’s voice. It’s like I’ve accidentally stumbled onto OnlyFans!
True story:
Igrew up in Risca, but from age 18-33 I was in Uni or London. Wen I moved to Cardiff, I was at My mum's house and, though I knew the general direction to Cardiff, I also knew there were some new roads around. So I asked my sister "What's the best way from here to Cardiff now?"
She started by giving directions I already knew, then said " along this road you turn left"
I broke in and said "Right, surely - left is towards Newport"
She argued for a few minutes, then said (Honest!)
"You can't turn right, you go around the roundabout and turn left off it"
:facepalm:
I would have understood her completely.Quote:
Originally Posted by bobh
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Originally Posted by Tuerto
Women are good at many things. Navigation is not one of them. Spacial awareness is another.
or packing a fecking dishwasher!Quote:
Originally Posted by Vic Flange
WTF?Quote:
Originally Posted by Vic Flange
Or putting lids back on things properly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taffy Blue in Berkshire
Mrs Bloops navigational skills aren't too bad - it's the reverse or parallel parking when she gets there that's the issue.
Hence my point on spacial awareness. This particular flaw can also apply in the bedroom.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Bloop
I have an Australian female on my satnav, next time round either gonna get a French or Aussie missus.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tuerto
she's great at leaving butter in jam and vice versa though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vic Flange
Stay clear of the French ones. Ours is French (goes nicely with the Peugeot) but she has a wicked, Gallic, sense of humour.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taffy Blue in Berkshire
She loves to send us through fords, prefers the scenic to the fastest route regardless of which option we choose on the satnav, and every time we try to drive from Sheffield to Whitby she insists on us driving three times around the York city walls. Avoid!
My mum agreed with this, and came up with a plausible reason - boys play with cars and lorries, hence know how to move them around - forward and reverse.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Bloop
Hahaha! Brilliant!Quote:
Originally Posted by jon1959
Yes the wife of decades, the Daughter, and my Grandaughter, if they can find their way :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Citizen's Nephew
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Originally Posted by Tuerto
Ask Alexa what - "coffee bean 100 is in Welsh" :hehe:
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Originally Posted by The Bloop
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Originally Posted by splott parker
Although are you suggesting he did it to slow ladies down knowing that they follow rules and men ignore them? :hehe: