Wasted CLV said:If you are a fairy, die with your boots on?
I agree with that. A walk down our high street on any Saturday and someone wants to stop you and ask for money for a charity of some description - by direct debit. Yes it may well be a good cause, but I am not about to give my name and address as well as my bank account details to some stranger - despite their "official" badge. Anyone could set that type of thing up in any high street, if they had the balls.Perun said:Well, duh. But at least here they employ hawkers, which isn't pleasant at all and rather turns me off than anything else.
Forostar said:Ringing a doorbell is something else isn't it? They already know your address in that case.![]()
Wasted CLV said:'Undead' makes me think of something that died and came back-->zombies and vampires.
Wasted CLV said:Hm, I was thinking more like 'immortal', like Duncan McLeod. 'Undead' makes me think of something that died and came back-->zombies and vampires.
Perun said:Yes, and then they try to get access to your flat ("hey mate, can I have a glass of water?") and talk you down for so long that you just sign something to get rid of them. It's in no way better than what Albie describes.
Mega said:They're the "A-little bit dead".
Eddies Wingman said:Good point. Blame my lack of knowledge of terms for the supernatural in the English language.