Tuesday, 16 June 2009

The Wheels Have Come Off

The Boss : "What's the width of a car?"

Here's me : "What kind of car?"

The Boss : "Just the body."

Here's me : "Wha?"

The Boss : "Just the car body."

Here's me : "As opposed to?"

The Boss : "Without the tracks."

Here's me : "A car on tracks?"

The Boss : "Would the car be wider than the tracks?"

Here's me : "A car on tracks?"

The Boss : "It doesn't sit flush to the tracks though."

Here's me : "A... car... on... tracks?"

The Boss : "Do you think it's going to be wider than the tracks with the tracks off?"

Here's me : "Wha?"



I'll let you know how this one ends up, if I ever find out.

3 comments:

  1. is it remotely possible that the insane female is talking about train carriages? actually no, scrap that, it would make far too much sense.

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  2. It transpires she was talking about a crane. Crane/car/crane/car. I mean they're vaguely similar words, aren't they?

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  3. scary biscuits - so not only do you have to cope with additional syllables in words and general anagram chaos, you now need to factor in missing letters in the anagrams.

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