#25

Don’t really zone out as such, more that I probably wasn’t interested or paying attention to begin with.

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#26

Web?

#27

Ha, I did this with twitter but I’ve now realised I’ve pretty much committed the action of scrolling to where the app is and opening it to muscle memory

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#29

At work on the tills you have to touch a button to activate the card reader when someone wants to pay by card. At least 3 times a week someone will be stood there waiting with their card hovering over the machine because I’ve completely forgotten to press the button and am just staring absent-mindedly out the window or something.

#30

At school, my mate worked a job in a garden centre and was so absent-minded / zoned out he would regularly forget if he’d given people change and stuff, got fired after a month because his till never added up.

#31

This is such a sad feeling, one of my least favourites

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#32

I think with me it’s just the absolute tedium of the job in general that just manifests itself sometimes with this card thing. There’s also often a lot of cooking smells coming from the cafe to get distracted by, so that doesn’t help.

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#33

Not shampoo, but definitely with the shower gel.

#34

Always been prone to zoning out, usually when bored but sometimes when loads is going on at once. Used to grey out a lot when younger as well which was always fun https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greyout

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#35

yeah zone out all the time, must seem really rude that im not paying attention but I can’t help it, I remember I zoned out on the first day of my current job at a crucial moment so I didnt actually know who my manager was for the first couple of weeks

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#36

Ever browned out?

#37

???

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#38

First thought - “erm, is that shitting yourself unconscious?”

#39

Bloody love this album

#40

Either

Or

Up to you which one

#41

I will go with Mack

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#42

Used to happen to me a lot, then found out they were actually minor seizures brought on by epilepsy. Especially when they got to the point where I couldn’t speak, got odd smells and strong feelings of deja vu.

#43

Occasionally I’ve driven somewhere and realise that, terrifyingly, I have very little memory of the journey.

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#44

Really bad for this. Do a lot of early morning driving where I can’t remember huge chunks of the 20 mile drive

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#46

Often the soundtrack for a long 3am drive down from Dublin after a gig. Absolutely perfect album.

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