Tonight leaving my brother's restaurant grand opening, left the playbook on the car roof while securing the kids in (too many Crown n' Cokes - Wife drove) 10 blocks away I remembered. While circling around I find it on the street and watch a car drive over it.
I get out, pick it up and prepared for the worst. The icon case was rough. The playbook didn't have a scratch. Phew.
First comment from wife "my iPad would have been crushed"
Tonight leaving my brother's restaurant grand opening, left the playbook on the car roof while securing the kids in (too many Crown n' Cokes - Wife drove) 10 blocks away I remembered. While circling around I find it on the street and watch a car drive over it.
I get out, pick it up and prepared for the worst. The icon case was rough. The playbook didn't have a scratch. Phew.
First comment from wife "my iPad would have been crushed"
Again, phew
Are you the type of person who backs out of their driveway / parking spot without doing a visual inspection outside the vehicle and again inside the vehicle before driving off? At least you didn't strap your kids to the hood of the car.
Are you the type of person who's not so completely anal-retentive/obsessive-compulsive that you might make a mistake? OMG!!!
When the operation of a motor vehicle is involved there is no margin of error. And yes I have locked the keys inside my truck and make no claims to being perfect.
Tonight leaving my brother's restaurant grand opening, left the playbook on the car roof while securing the kids in (too many Crown n' Cokes - Wife drove) 10 blocks away I remembered. While circling around I find it on the street and watch a car drive over it.
I get out, pick it up and prepared for the worst. The icon case was rough. The playbook didn't have a scratch. Phew.
First comment from wife "my iPad would have been crushed"
Again, phew
Matey .... sorry .... but that story's hilarious!!!
Yeah, I know it's also a darn painful story, but hey .... what a good ending!!
When the operation of a motor vehicle is involved there is no margin of error. And yes I have locked the keys inside my truck and make no claims to being perfect.
Lucky there was no kids in the motor vehicle when you did that.
i know crown and coke maybe your drink of choice but have you considered switching over to "Lions Winter Ale" Granville Island. Microbrewery based out of Vancouver, Canada.
"Combines premium malt with aromatic specialty hops. The vanilla-like finish of this robust ale is a great excuse to get out of the ocld and enjoy BC's favourite winter beer made from only the finest.'
U might be able to find a few cases left as this is a seasonal beer. Ultra-good no complaints. Of course the vanilla flavour if delish
Are you the type of person who backs out of their driveway / parking spot without doing a visual inspection outside the vehicle and again inside the vehicle before driving off? At least you didn't strap your kids to the hood of the car.
To be fair to the OP he did state that he'd had a few drinks and that he wasn't the one driving.
Are you the type of person who backs out of their driveway / parking spot without doing a visual inspection outside the vehicle and again inside the vehicle before driving off? At least you didn't strap your kids to the hood of the car.
Try Four Roses small batch bourbon. Without all that sweetness you can drink more. If you pass out there is no chance of drunkenly leaving your playbook on the roof of the car. Of course, your wife won't be too happy.
To be fair to the OP he did state that he'd had a few drinks and that he wasn't the one driving.
Yes, and the sarcasm of my original response has been missed. Maybe I was under the influence of severe thirst when I typed those words and secretly envied the OP for having quenched his thirst. Anyway, once again the BlackBerry PlayBook proves itself to be the Timex of tablets.
Yes, and the sarcasm of my original response has been missed. Maybe I was under the influence of severe thirst when I typed those words and secretly envied the OP for having quenched his thirst. Anyway, once again the BlackBerry PlayBook proves itself to be the Timex of tablets.
Wait, what? Somebody licked their Playbook? Why? Won't they have to clean the screen now?
Try Four Roses small batch bourbon. Without all that sweetness you can drink more. If you pass out there is no chance of drunkenly leaving your playbook on the roof of the car. Of course, your wife won't be too happy.