@rookie54 saidI am having a delay also when moving. I don't know how long of a delay, just enough to make it irritating June 25/25.
broadcasters did not wish to inadvertently offend delicate ears
or the stern desires of the fcc
i was going to tie this to the frustrating slowness of the website
but i have stumbled upon the laces of my boots
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@Ghost-of-a-Duke saidWimp. Ya gotta give it, at least, 20 seconds and soup, 30.
I deploy the 7 second rule if I drop food on the floor. (Excluding soup).
@Great-Big-Stees saidClearly you don't have pets. 😲
Wimp. Ya gotta give it, at least, 20 seconds and soup, 30.
@Great-Big-Stees saidThen surely food dropped on the floor is no longer there after 20 seconds?
Wrong…a dog and three cats.👍
@Ghost-of-a-Duke saidLOL.....Good Point!
Then surely food dropped on the floor is no longer there after 20 seconds?
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@Ghost-of-a-Duke saidAgain wrong. Although I allow for to 20 and 30 second rules I am very quick at getting the dropped items up and into my stomach before the pets are even aware of the mishap.
Then surely food dropped on the floor is no longer there after 20 seconds?
@Great-Big-Stees saidMy own beloved dog (RIP) could detect a dropped potato after 1.3 seconds. (Even if he was in a different room).
Again wrong. Although I allow for to 20 and 30 second rules I am very quick at getting the dropped items up and into my stomach before the pets are even aware of the mishap.
Once he was 4 miles away with family and rang me on the phone to ask if I had dropped a lump of cheese in the study.
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@Great-Big-Stees saidI've had cats and dogs their smelling is around 10 times better than ours, they would smell any food the second it left your mouth or you dropped it. 😏
Again wrong. Although I allow for to 20 and 30 second rules I am very quick at getting the dropped items up and into my stomach before the pets are even aware of the mishap.
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