Bill Bennett on Nostr: It was the daftest advice. When I was a kid my mum would tell me to wear clean ...
It was the daftest advice. When I was a kid my mum would tell me to wear clean underwear "in case I was run over and taken to hospital".
For a start, I suspect the underwear might not stay entirely clean in those circumstances, but also we lived in a village and there were about four cars a day travelling through it in those days.
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