Tesco Discussion Chats & Grabbits 11+

kadison

MKS wrote: »

Through the years I have seen how my DS has been treated. They see the hearing aid and treat him as an imbecile - it's so frustrating. When I'm with him and others shout, pronounce words LOUDLY or speak slowly, I shudder and ask them why they talk like that. It breaks my heart when DS says its ok mum, I'm used to it. So again HC thanks for being so normal with peoiple, if you know what I mean. :T

Oh I hate that, it's so rude, I feel the same when I see people shouting at old people, it's the assumption that they're partially deaf and therefore stupid! I have a tendency to rattle my words off at a million miles a minute so I do make sure I talk at a more normal speed if speaking to someone who's hearing impaired but I wouldn't dream of slowing RIGHT down, how insulting!

It's not the same thing but it's probably the same people who go over to foreign countries and think shouting in English will make the natives understand :mad:

Your son should watch See No Evil, Hear No Evil if he hasn't already (though there is a topless scene in it, I'm not sure how old he is), this is a brilliant scene...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHk3xOVnX8k

sunshinestar101

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy wrote: »

Ah, you should have left the poobes in place, good for keeping you warm in the winter. Unless you have a hot date lined up????????

oooh noo!!!! get rid!!!

but i do know how you feel.... once id had Phoebe.... i could see mine again....(was obscuredfrom view for the last month or so).. and WOW! needed to get THAT little problem sorted out!!

happy to say, that problem was soon sorted out... never thought of using a beard trimmer though..... dont think DH would have been too impressed..... hmmmm

sunshinestar101

on that note - im off to bed...

good night all. was nice to catch uo quickly with you all. x

kadison

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

Well they do say everyone has a double somewhere in the world, only I thought mine was Rob.:eek:

:beer::beer:

My mum used to see mine in the village 2 miles from where I grew up, quite a few times as well, I never saw her though, obviously it's one of those things, you should never meet your doppelganger (identical twins excepted) because the universe would implode!

sunshinestar101

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl:

Don't tell him.:beer:

tee hee hee.... i would feel so sneaky! . . .

i bet thats what he uses though...... never thought about it before....

he better not use my posh lady shaver!!!!! -

mandycr

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl:

Don't tell him.:beer:

or buy yer own

i have a mens one used for that purpose babyliss beard trimmer glitched from tesco lol :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

sunshinestar101

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

Good night triple S.

G-Night. x

sunshinestar101

mandycr wrote: »

or buy yer own

i have a mens one used for that purpose babyliss beard trimmer glitched from tesco lol :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

usually just get rid of the lot - unless im feeling artistic....

sunshinestar101

right - stop quoting or talking to me now... im going to bed. lol. dont like ignoring people when they quote me. x

mandycr

sunshinestar101 wrote: »

usually just get rid of the lot - unless im feeling artistic....

ah haaa vaggazle :rotfl::eek:

gnite x