My minds bouncing from topic to topic at the moment.
Mmmmm, topics, hazelnut in every bite, not as big as other choc bars for some reason, but still nice.
I wonder why they are smaller, I mean are hazelnuts that expensive? Cadburys seems to manage to make fruit n' nut and nut choc for the same price (I think) as other stuff, so it can't be the hazelnuts... hmmmm who knows.
Time, that was what I was originally going to talk about, but got distracted by hazelnuts and topics... mmmm
Just sorta thinking; average life expectancy, 65 say, no smoking good, but eat crud and really don't exercise enough, 65 is probably a good guess, which puts me about 43% of my way through my life. Retirement at say... 55, at at guess, so 10 years after that all doing... well frankly I haven't a clue, probably pixie stick abuse.
But until then thats 27 years of life to do... 52 weeks a year, approx here, of which 2 days a week are weekends giving approximately 19 hours life, sleep doesn't count. Work days we're talking maybe 11 hours life, so thats 5x52x11 + 2x52x19 = 2860 hours a year x 27 = 77220 hours of life left, since I don't really count retirement.
So with 11 hours per working day thats each working day roughly representing 0.01 % of my remaining happy go lucky life or something.
Not much really.
So why the HELL do weekdays drag so much and weekends go so fast?
Probably something to do with the static M25 theory - all traffic moves at a relative constant speed on the M25, where theres a jam one side the other side has freelanes.
Go gadjet go.
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