A blind cleaner.

Bbbananas | 15:28 Wed 04th Nov 2009 | ChatterBank

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In last night's Emmerdale, one of Betty's co-cleaners is the very irritating lecherous blind woman. (No protests please - just cos she's blind don't mean she can't be annoying or have desires....).
Anyway - I thought - how can you be an efficient cleaner when you're blind?
How do you know what's dirty in the first place?
How do you know you've got something clean & got in all the nooks & crannies?

I'm being quite serious here - I mean, God forbid if I were blind, my first career choice wouldn't be a cleaner would it?

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Ankou

we had a blind man come round our house, and he was quite dirty.
he kept climbing his ladder to measure the windows and look down my wifes top.

Bbbananas

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Was he just pretending to be collecting for the blind Ankou?

4getmenot

like a deaf man being a judge on x factor. although I do sometimes wonder

Bbbananas

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Yes - you have a point.
One word - Jedward.

craft1948

ooh god salla......you are unbelievable

Bbbananas

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I'm not being facaetious or laughing at the blind craft, honestly.
It was a genuine thought that occurred to me last night while I was watching it.
I mean, in your own house, it wouldn't really be too much of a problem would it - but would a factory pay you wages to be a cleaner? Seriously? I know there's the Discrimination Act & all that, but.....

craft1948

noooo salla I meant to Ankou's response......it's the old joke about the blind man as in blinds salesman...

Bbbananas

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Oh!!!!!!!!!!!!! Derr................... and I'm supposed to be intelligent?
Now that's up for debate xx