He, determined to help wash dishes with an oblivious mama not acknowledging his signs for 'up!', found me and a lazy dog blocking his way.
Bray added: "In the end it was in a very obvious place so most people would just walk past oblivious, which would always make me giggle.
Marr, who mostly slept through his brushes with death, was oblivious to the dramas of his bedside and the potentially "catastrophic side-effects" of his post-stroke treatment.
The youth had a bread knife in his hand and once up beside the vehicle, oblivious to the jets of water directed at him, started to hack away at the tyres.
As a teenager, I did what all teenagers do and took them for granted, barely glancing at the photos on the walls, surveying the Honours Boards only for funny names, oblivious to the history seeping from the bricks into the very air I breathed – after all, where could I get a pint?
As Ulster loyalists torched offices belonging to the non-sectarian Alliance party, bombarded police with missiles and bottles and threatened to turn Belfast City Hall into a slaughterhouse this week they were oblivious to an apposite event occurring south of the Irish border.
In Palin's original post, she wrote that Trig had "made his stepping stone" when he encountered the "stumbling blocks" of an oblivious mother and a "lazy dog blocking his way".
The man continues to walk, oblivious, with me inching along behind.
He sat at his keyboard in what he calls an "autistic" state, oblivious to the impact his words would have on the world, and in particular those close to him.
King says he wasn't oblivious to the Mail's reputation before taking up the job.
For a prime minister already concerned about his reputation with female voters, Cameron has been remarkably oblivious to the problem here.
