I half-realised even then that the little girl who had answered the door was Doris.
"I think we half-realise that sexual attraction to kids is potentially there in people who look just like us," said Dr Goode.
From feeling nothing but "indifference" for their other half, or realising their partner was only saying "me too" when told "I love you", people have anonymously shared the tell-tale moments.
In the stadium, it took the fans until half time to realise they should be booing.
The crowd reactions, combined with the low end nearly breaking my chest plate in half, made me realise just how good it was".
"It's the pizza you have when you're half pissed and realise it's a fucking godsend, then when you're at the local strip of shops a week later, sober, you have a punt because you remember that fateful mad Monday and you take her back home and the revelation comes.
Shaw said staff voiced doubts until they realised half the income went back into the NHS.
It was only when he set about installing the show that he realised half of it fell within New Labour's draconian exclusion zone around the palace of Westminster - it was technically illegal.
Coming in at half-time I realise I forgot it was the Africa Cup, though for all I know this could have been a stunning exhibition of goal kicks or a pageant of unrewarded and unpunished dives".
It seems as if he's about to engage with the question – "In America they really do mythologise people when they die," he agrees – but then he veers off at a tangent, putting on Ronald Reagan's voice but talking about the ex-president in the third person: "Maybe he was kind of lovable, but you realised half way through his administration he really didn't know where he was".
When I was planning that tour half a year earlier, I realised that Siem Reap was just a short flight from Singapore.
