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Wear long sleeves to the interview, if they have a problem then surely the onus is on them to ask? "Your rock is eroding wrong." -Dogbert

Now there's a thing that confuses me, to me biscuits & gravy to me translates as slightly strange scones in white sauce; just wrong! On the other hand, I can't understand why pecan pie hasn't really made it over here, or breakfast burritos, both works of genius! "Your rock is eroding wrong."...

Wow, you still get handwritten presciptions & can't see it changing for 20 years? Where are you? In the UK they've been printed for quite a while now, the doctor just has to sign it. "Your rock is eroding wrong." -Dogbert

Ermm, because that's the British pronounciation? Interesting though that the Americans kept the spelling but changed the pronounciation, as opposed to actually sticking an f in it. Are there other words like that? Oh, & trousers are still pants in some areas, took me a long time to adjust to...

Isn't avoiding dangling prepositions one of those throwbacks to Latin that's generally not seen as an issue now? Put it this way; it's a change I'm happy to adopt. :-) "Your rock is eroding wrong." -Dogbert

I love the clip and I do like the way Stephen Fry's questioning his own preconceptions, probably something we should all do more of. It's not all about a reluctance to accept change though. There's a big difference between "originality, delight and verbal freshness" and laziness or (and this...

Am I the only person who gets an uncontrollable urge to crack their knuckles when reading this thread? "Your rock is eroding wrong." -Dogbert

My handwriting often is the start of a series of jokes! This is fine amongst friends, but gets a bit much if I've had a bad day & a shop assistant just starts laughing at my signature! (Yes, this does happen, how very rude!) "Your rock is eroding wrong." -Dogbert

Wondering what on earth's going on in the bathroom? That'll be someone doing the loo-commotion! "Your rock is eroding wrong." -Dogbert

Rosie - Mr Jones sounds like a true genius! As I guess teachers can't get away with throwing things anymore I think the drawing of elephants should be the standard punishment for all pupils throughout their school career. "Your rock is eroding wrong." -Dogbert

Do you think it's worth going for jobs you don't feel qualified for then? Making yourself the bargain option. "Your rock is eroding wrong." -Dogbert

Fantastic post to read Santa - I'm betting that you being there was the best present your Mum's ever had. "Your rock is eroding wrong." -Dogbert

If you match everything else they want then it doesn't hurt to give them a call to talk about it. Convince them of your brilliance & you could at least get an interview out of it. Also, certainly within the UK, if you can get your foot in the door then it's a lot easier to then move around &...

Isn't it calories that tie in neatly with heating water? I seem to remember 1 calorie heats 1cm cubed of water by 1 degree C? (I also remember burning peanuts under test tubes of water to determine their calorie content, though I suspect a fair bit of the heat never reached the water!) "Your...

I like! We have "A clean loo is a happy loo"! I'm sorry? A happy loo? "Your rock is eroding wrong." -Dogbert

That's such a classic! Is it wrong of me to really hope that his garage charge him way over the odds for any work? Before I found my current garage (who I trust not to take advantage of me) I used to spend time researching what I needed & the correct terminology before I'd speak to anyone, just...

Hmmmm It's a personal question, but just how old are you to be needing an "or" in that sentence? "Your rock is eroding wrong." -Dogbert

Since people lost the ability to use them correctly? "Your rock is eroding wrong." -Dogbert

You could always tell them "Fixating on this question coming up"! Seriously though, I'm not sure your answer to this question is your stumbling block as much as you worrying about it. Providing you don't say something that stands out as bad I really can't see it being a deal breaker. Do...

Santa, I'm loving the idea of evasive surgery, just wondering which scenario it best fits? Is it when the patient puts it off (to have a holiday, because they don't want to lose weight first, etc)? When the hospital keeps pushing someone down a waiting list? Or does it get as far as the...