Akuma
1995-01-26, 01:56 PM
How about this one that I thought of recently:
"It's on the train to Glasgow."
This one has the advantage that if questions are asked I can respond with
"It's on an exchange visit with a Scottish wheel." I've only used this
combination once, but I was surprised just how well received they were.
Next time I'll say I've lost it down the back of the fridge. At least that's
believable.
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| Danny Colyer | bs1dwc@bath.ac.uk | To drop is human, | University of Bath |
| ----------------- | To juggle is divine. |
---------------------http://www.bath.ac.uk/~bs1dwc/---------------------
"It's on the train to Glasgow."
This one has the advantage that if questions are asked I can respond with
"It's on an exchange visit with a Scottish wheel." I've only used this
combination once, but I was surprised just how well received they were.
Next time I'll say I've lost it down the back of the fridge. At least that's
believable.
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| Danny Colyer | bs1dwc@bath.ac.uk | To drop is human, | University of Bath |
| ----------------- | To juggle is divine. |
---------------------http://www.bath.ac.uk/~bs1dwc/---------------------