Acts of Minor Dissent

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CharlieP Oct 2016 11:43am, 11 Oct 2016 399 posts	0 CharlieP I've managed to cut out all cold calls by not bothering to plug a phone in when we moved into our new house 6 months ago (although it's neatly hidden near the master socket in case of emergency). I don't even know what our landline number is.
richmac Oct 2016 1:14pm, 11 Oct 2016 10,032 posts	0 richmac When driving in summer with the windows open i've been known to bluetooth the phone to the car then repeatedly google the word testicles with the sound up. I nearly managed this once when J had dropped me off and and I walked back past her in traffic, she drove off before the word 'reproductive' could sneak across the ether.
The Teaboy Oct 2016 1:23pm, 11 Oct 2016 14,748 posts	0 The Teaboy Those text readers in cars are great. When I know the GF will be driving with passengers, I send her texts that will be amusing when read out by the car.
Diogenes Oct 2016 4:24pm, 11 Oct 2016 17,777 posts	0 Diogenes Cf. the conformity thread, I prefer to cross the road away from crossings, especially in countries where this is forbidden, unless my children are with me. Creative road-crossing is one of civilisations greatest freedoms and laws preventing are prime example of unnecessary legislation impinging on civil liberties.
The Teaboy Oct 2016 5:17pm, 11 Oct 2016 14,750 posts	0 The Teaboy +1 here on road crossings. When in the Deep South, I asked the car rental place for the smallest vehicle they had.
The Teaboy Oct 2016 5:18pm, 11 Oct 2016 14,751 posts	0 The Teaboy I also drove around a military installation in Alabama with the windows down blaring out Firestarter by the Prodigy at full volume.
The Teaboy Oct 2016 5:19pm, 11 Oct 2016 14,752 posts	0 The Teaboy Depending on their reaction, that one could have escalated to major dissent...
Wobbling Oct 2016 9:55pm, 11 Oct 2016 3,934 posts	0 Wobbling Firestarter is my ringtone
Lemon10 Oct 2016 3:54pm, 12 Oct 2016 2,203 posts	0 Lemon10 In a virtually empty cinema Mr Lemon and I watched The Hateful 8 from the premier seats instead of the regular seats we had paid for. I am one to follow any rules to the letter and felt deeply uncomfortable about it for a good hour, while Mr L was totally at ease with this sort of behaviour.
NoFleecingAround Oct 2016 6:43pm, 14 Oct 2016 30,852 posts	0 NoFleecingAround I reckon fetch could have a whole lot of fun with this: ted.com