Would you rather......?

Merab's Slave said:
I’d hate to be the one to spoil your perfect record 😁
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I'm sure you wouldn't. I've taught reluctant 7 year olds how to knit. If I can teach them, I can teach anyone! Its not the person learning to knit it's the patience of the person teaching them. Sometimes when teaching someone how to knit you need the patience of a Saint!
 
Buy the house of my dreams

Would you rather not drink coffee for the rest of your life or not drink tea for the rest of your life?
 
In the woods - I'd rather swim otherwise

Go to bed in the day or go wake up every hour
 
You wake up every hour when you have a sick piggy, a new baby or a sick child as I've experienced all of those and lived to tell the tale, I'll go for that option as I know I can do it.

Fall through the old coal bunker lid whilst gardening or be more aware of where you are placing your feet and step nimbly between the lids? Yep you've guessed it that's exactly what I did. I ripped my jeans and bruised my thigh but otherwise I'm unscathed.
 
Hmmm ... define football? Actually, it doesn't really matter, I'm not fond of any definition of football. Are we sure those are the only choices? I guess football ... I've at least heard of the teams.

Hockey or basketball?
 
Princess Dustmop said:
Hmmm ... define football? Actually, it doesn't really matter, I'm not fond of any definition of football.
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Sorry I was only thinking about UK definitions. football is soccer, I can't stand it. It's played by overpaid preening peacocks who roll around on the pitch crying if their hair gets messy.
Rugby is a bit like American football but without protective clothing. I like watching rugby players.
 
fluffysal said:
Sorry I was only thinking about UK definitions. football is soccer, I can't stand it. It's played by overpaid preening peacocks who roll around on the pitch crying if their hair gets messy.
Rugby is a bit like American football but without protective clothing. I like watching rugby players.
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Good description!
 
fluffysal said:
Sorry I was only thinking about UK definitions. football is soccer, I can't stand it. It's played by overpaid preening peacocks who roll around on the pitch crying if their hair gets messy.
Rugby is a bit like American football but without protective clothing. I like watching rugby players.
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I figured that was the definition you had in mind. I don't really follow any of football types (American, Australian, or Association) I couldn't tell you anything about Australian rules football other than that it exists. I used to go to New England Revolution games as a kid, though; my Dad's work used to get a large block of seats, and it was kind-of fun. I could do without the obsession around American football.
I have a basic understanding of the rules of Rugby, but I couldn't tell you a single Rugby from any country, nor have I watched any matches.
 
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