Wilsons - The buy-to-let gurus' empire crumbles

Malcolm.

lostinrates wrote: »

Cheeky? no, just trying to establish the parameters of what is ''bear''. I think teddy would be ''bear'' but it probably doesn't smell like one. And if the Teddy weren;t of a bear..but..say..an elephant I'd be confused again...

You are very strange.

edit: Teddy can be a bear, but a different type of bear. The looks like and smells like is a one way bear mapping, which isn't onto the entire population of bears. Does that clarify the 'bear' parameters!?

carolt

No, she's just wise.

lostinrates

carolt wrote: »

No, she's just wise.

Strange will do though. I possibly am.

Or is strange higher on some sort of scale than ''just'' wise. If you are really wise do you get to be strange?

I think I'm hungry, I even feel a little..peculiar..to myself tonight if I'm honest.:o

Malcolm.

lostinrates wrote: »

Strange will do though. I possibly am.

Or is strange higher on some sort of scale than ''just'' wise. If you are really wise do you get to be strange?

I think I'm hungry, I even feel a little..peculiar..to myself tonight if I'm honest.:o

We're all a little strange, no one is normal. Whatever 'normal' is...

You're on the strange wise part of the spectrum.

lostinrates

Malcolm. wrote: »

edit: Teddy can be a bear, but a different type of bear. The looks like and smells like is a one way bear mapping, which isn't onto the entire population of bears. Does that clarify the 'bear' parameters!?

Its helping...on the clarification stakes I'd say we still have a bit of froth obscuring the stock...e.g. the stuffed non bear teddy. Thing's that look like bear and smell like bear but might not really be bear...like...some men...

I don't expect answers btw...just thinking in type..

lostinrates

Malcolm. wrote: »

We're all a little strange, no one is normal. Whatever 'normal' is...

Now that I agree with. There was something on the families board about salad today that made me giggle, it was exemplary of just this.

As for what I've taken as a compliment, I think it applies to you too.

Malcolm.

lostinrates wrote: »

Its helping...on the clarification stakes I'd say we still have a bit of froth obscuring the stock...e.g. the stuffed non bear teddy. Thing's that look like bear and smell like bear but might not really be bear...like...some men...

I don't expect answers btw...just thinking in type..

A stuffed bear counts as a bear, a stuffed something else doesn't. A sheep in bears clothing, may be mistaken for a bear, but in reality isn't one. That's unless it's recently caught mad bears disease, in which case, it's a bear.

Mr.Brown_4

Malcolm. wrote: »

A stuffed bear counts as a bear, a stuffed something else doesn't. A sheep in bears clothing, may be mistaken for a bear, but in reality isn't one. That's unless it's recently caught mad bears disease, in which case, it's a bear.

As you will have seen rewired has joined us. So this may be a little too much for him to cope with. He only stalks that which he thinks he understands.

lostinrates

Mr.Brown wrote: »

As you will have seen rewired has joined us. So this may be a little too much for him to cope with. He only stalks that which he thinks he understands.

But what timing..rewired thanks like a bear, therefore looks like a bear, and might well smell like a bear..and yet their is something so unbearish about them...malcolm, this stock risks making cloudy soup.

Mr.Brown_4

lostinrates wrote: »

malcolm, this stock risks making cloudy soup.

Wow. That is way out of my league.