SOME PEOPLE?!?! grrrrrr

miacat

sorry but this made me laugh....
I would have returned the money but being as he/she has been so rude i would'nt bother...
well done you....I say.

C_Ronaldo

skintchick wrote:

But we used to use flid for strop - she'll have a complete flid when she sees that, for example.

if someone did something wrong or said something daft id say "you flid"

Contains_Mild_Peril

I'd never even heard of the word "flid" before.

cookiemonster25

short for thalidimide shortened to flid by all of use horrid children, not pleasant to use as a grown ups, just as spac or spacker was used for spasic, we werent very politically correct were we would love toknow what todays kids say;)

Quackers

cookiemonster25 wrote:

short for thalidimide shortened to flid by all of use horrid children, not pleasant to use as a grown ups, just as spac or spacker was used for spasic, we werent very politically correct were we would love toknow what todays kids say;)

I was also a big fan of the word 'spacker' when I was younger

Kids haven't changed.:D

My girls tell me I'm 'so gay' when I do anything stupid or wrong in their eyes.

Everyone and everything is 'so gay' at the moment.:rolleyes:

Sorry OP for going totally off topic

deanos

You had 13 bids on the auction and the next bid under his was £32.51 so i guess alot of people didnt bother to read the description

Contains_Mild_Peril

Quackers wrote:

I was also a big fan of the word 'spacker' when I was younger

Kids haven't changed.:D

My girls tell me I'm 'so gay' when I do anything stupid or wrong in their eyes.

Everyone and everything is 'so gay' at the moment.:rolleyes:

Sorry OP for going totally off topic

I think "spacker" is still in common use, though its popularity is (thankfully) waning. When I was young, I remember "!!!!!!" being a popular general-purpose insult. I think I used it myself, having no idea what it actually meant. My only knowledge of the word "gay" at the time was in the old sense of the word (as in Enid Blyton books etc).

Laneyboo

deanos wrote:

You had 13 bids on the auction and the next bid under his was £32.51 so i guess alot of people didnt bother to read the description

i didnt actually think that was the case.. if you search completed listings for brabantia bin lids they consistently sell at a high price.. i think its more to do with the fact your bin is pretty much useless if the clicky lid doesnt work as i know how annoyed i got when mine broke! £80 worth of bin down the drain i really didnt think they all misread the listing, i would like to think people genuinely wanted the bin lid never mind - ive left appropriate feedback in anycase.

hjb123

So does appropriate mean negative, neutral or positive?! SOrry me being nosy again!!

I would leave negative or neutral - its their own fault for bidding on the auction - its pretty clear to most 'normal' people that its just a bin lid!

Laneyboo

lol i left neutral!