Went to the Post Office to transfer an ISA, had to fill a form in, took it back to the counter, assistant was inputting my details and she said "That's an unusual surname, never come across that one before" It's not unusual really I said, she showed me my form I had entered Surname as my surname! Boy did I feel an idiot, I had no recollection of doing that. Do I need to be worried, anyone else done something stupid like that?
I thought you were going to say you'd put carandrog. You must have been distracted for a moment. I'm getting slightly worried about forgetting words, or why I've gone upstairs.
I sent a rather badly worded email yesterday "Dear Martin - apologies I didn't get this to you yesterday, I had to step in at the last minute and cover a hearing for a sh1t colleague". I meant "SICK" colleague................
At a job interview I'd spent twenty minutes anwering questions and telling them I had great orgnisational skills and an excellent memory. They thanked me and I got up and left went down in the lift and was just about to leave the building, when I realised I'd left my handbag on the inteview room floor.....I had to go back and slink back into the room to get it......I didn't get the job!
I once applied for a job, and when I got to the interview, one of the people asked me my name which I thought was odd as I'd filled in the form. Apparently, I'd put my first name in both first name and surname! I seem to recall the phone ringing as I was filling it in.
The dog licence was abolished in England in 1987 but still exists in Northern Ireland. police dogs there, strangely, don't need one.
PipinDorset, I would imagine Fido will have more success then I had.