Time blindness?

[FOXHUNTER 5,021]

1 hour ago, tatsblisters said:

I hate lateness like some have said it's just bad manners though sometimes it's unavoidable due to situations out of your control. My family think I have some form of mental illness as I go to work earlier than I should do or for any other appointments. An incident at work a while back where an agency class 1 driver due to things not going to plan was running late and after getting him loaded up the driver then got the prayer mat out and started praying for another 20 minutes making the load even more late to get to the hub and no one had the bolox to tell him to stop fekin about and get moving like WILF said they have bought into this madness especially pandering to Muslims. 

I'm the same always really early for everything, work , appointments etc..

Always the running joke that I will be early to my own funeral

 

[The one 8,486]

The lass is entitled to her option  but is there no windows she could be licking ?.

[mackem 26,935]

4 hours ago, FOXHUNTER said:

I'm the same always really early for everything, work , appointments etc..

I am as punctual as a Swiss chronometer,the girl has made herself unemployable to a large number of employers,she has made a follow-up video saying she can’t help her tardiness as it’s due to some health issue.

[FOXHUNTER 5,021]

27 minutes ago, mackem said:

I am as punctual as a Swiss chronometer

An admirable quality in my book

[Born Hunter 17,783]

43 minutes ago, mackem said:

I am as punctual as a Swiss chronometer,the girl has made herself unemployable to a large number of employers,she has made a follow-up video saying she can’t help her tardiness as it’s due to some health issue.

It’s a bit like using dyslexia as an excuse for spelling mistakes. There is technology available these days to help people that suffer with these conditions have a more equal opportunity. Within reason it’s not much of an excuse.

The truth is if she was either exceptionally skilled or hard working an employer would likely look past her ‘disability’. Covid changed the world for the better in this respect imo.

[mackem 26,935]

2 minutes ago, Born Hunter said:

There is technology available these days to help people that suffer with these conditions 

I wear it on my wrist sometimes.

[Greyman 28,735]

I,ve never wore a watch in my life and I am also the early nause, I work 11 mins from my mooring and leave with thirty minutes to spare every day, enjoy a fag and a yarn before getting busy used to arrange to pick my mate up for fishing at 5 but usually throwing stones at the window by 4 my brain is so wired I can set my own alarm in my head and it always goes off an hour early lol 

[Greyman 28,735]

23 hours ago, FOXHUNTER said:

, I've never been late in my life.

I don’t believe you, I am an early bird but shit does sometimes happen was two hours late last year after a bloke lost his life on a motorbike right in front of me but a phone call to the person expecting me and all was fine but to make a statement like that is ludicrous 

[FOXHUNTER 5,021]

6 minutes ago, Greyman said:

I don’t believe you, I am an early bird but shit does sometimes happen was two hours late last year after a bloke lost his life on a motorbike right in front of me but a phone call to the person expecting me and all was fine but to make a statement like that is ludicrous 

Believe what you like , but I've never been late it's just not me.

 

[Greyman 28,735]

Sorry mate that’s just shite your claiming from childhood to now you were not late once, you either never go anywhere or are just a bit forgetful it’s not possible, but hey ho it don’t matter really as long as your happy 

[Born Hunter 17,783]

1 hour ago, mackem said:

I wear it on my wrist sometimes.

I hear you can even set alarms to remind you too. Amazing! 

[mackem 26,935]

4 minutes ago, Born Hunter said:

I hear you can even set alarms to remind you too. Amazing! 

Alarms as well?Sadly my timepieces are more decorative than functional

[DIDO.1 22,844]

2 hours ago, Greyman said:

I,ve never wore a watch in my life and I am also the early nause, I work 11 mins from my mooring and leave with thirty minutes to spare every day, enjoy a fag and a yarn before getting busy used to arrange to pick my mate up for fishing at 5 but usually throwing stones at the window by 4 my brain is so wired I can set my own alarm in my head and it always goes off an hour early lol 

I'm exactly the same, always early and always wake just before the alarm.

I do hate mornings though and try hard to avoid doing anything before 9.30am

.....but if I need to I will and am never late

[mackem 26,935]

14 minutes ago, DIDO.1 said:

I'm exactly the same, always early and always wake just before the alarm.

I do hate mornings though and try hard to avoid doing anything before 9.30am

.....but if I need to I will and am never late

Your job sounds great,but we’re you studying Law at one time?

[gnasher16 30,220]

Late is good depending on the situation,it creates anxiety leading to a despairing gratitude when you eventually show up !