When you're not paying attention in a meeting, but suddenly you hear your name mentioned and you still manage to answer the question.
verified Dr. M. Vassiliou · TML/F-204b · clerk J.B.
See also TML-2261 (q.v.)
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The disposable rain poncho you ball up and stuff at the bottom of your bag for, quote, next time. That inevitably just ends up in a bin monthly.
verified Mr. G. Coleridge · TML/F-204 · clerk S.T.A.
The old bottle of tequila you find in the drinks cabinet that keeps the party going.
verified Dr. J. Marston · TML/F-204 · clerk S.T.A.
On completion of any DIY job, hanging on to any offcuts of wood, spare screws, etc. Just in case you might need them in the future. ¶
verified Dr. R. Hollis · TML/F-217 · clerk H.M.
The phrase you say when your husband asks you about that dress you're wearing. Is that new? What, this old thing? No, I've had this for ages.
verified Mrs. P. Akande · TML/F-201 · clerk D.E.H.
Spending 20 minutes finding a way to get out of a five-minute job that you don't want to do. ⁂
verified Mrs. E. Tindall · TML/F-217 · clerk A.D.
When you stop a child banging its head on something hard by putting your own hand in the way. §
verified Mrs. E. Tindall · TML/F-201 · clerk J.B.
That pivot you do when you're slagging somebody off and realise mid-sentence you're talking to their friend, sibling or partner.
verified Mr. G. Coleridge · TML/F-217 · clerk H.M.