The Mad(ness) that is the Elite. He's gone, but was one of the best :A

davemorton

Bananababe wrote: »

Something happening on 10 ways at 2pm I think its the sun and £20 vouchers this time. im finishing work and they getting nothing else outta me till vouchers turn up

CYA

But thats not fair, I have just signed up

M4RT1N

Mrs_Moc wrote: »

Can u post ur barcodes please, I've just done a coke shop at 11.15

only just read this its Santa 2969

tweets

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

I think he is related to my OH.

Mine once said that he had thought of buying me flowers, and it was the thought that counted! I should have seen this as a warning!!!

:D:D:D:D:D

This will make you laugh I had been married 7 1/2 years when we had my DS my ratbag hubby gave me a thank you card :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:I still got it in in DS baby book .

In all the 16/17 year we were married that was the one and only card I got given and never received any presents from him

Savvybuyer

fairclaire wrote: »

Savvy I think BB was trying to explain how some of us 'normal' (:eek: :rotfl:) people form emotional attachments with animals and [3] react to their passing differently than you might. [2] But Im sure you already understand it.
I am well used to dealing with DS2s reaction, [1] or lack of it when it comes to events that touch me and the rest of the family emotionally. It's his way and I wouldn't change it and whilst some people may have been offended......im not, not at all. [4] I suspect you knew that I wouldn't be before you posted

[1] :rotfl::rotfl:
[2] I'm not sure I do. I hadn't really considered until now.
[3] This is an interesting point though and getting me thinking about whether people do.

In fact... now considering it.. different people clearly do react differently and I understand and know that already, and have known it for a long time that that is the case, but I'm not sure that all non-autistic people would be emotionally attached and be affected the same way. [Or maybe this is your sixth sense that, it turns out, I don't possess at all. ..Am I really clueless?:o:o:think:]

[4] If I imagined in any way you might have been offended I wouldn't have posted it at all. I'm a kind, considerate, thoughtful person and have a lot more emotional aspect than might sometimes be outwardly seen. It's just that everyone else outside me often fails to notice when I am upset. (Which is not at the moment by the way, just making a general point about other times.) (So much for their caring and emotional attachment when they fail to recognise my feelings.) I cut myself up so much in advance so many times, at not wanting to say something for fear it might be wrong or might cause offence. If I do say something and then cause offence, I am mortified when I discover that I had caused offence.

:eek::eek: I didn't realise you'd been emotionally affected by the loss of your cat. (Penny now dropping:rotfl:.) Obviously, it's not want's wished for and causes you to have to do all sorts of things you could have done without, and that will obviously be emotionally affecting in some way, but I'm talking about severe upset - real grieving for your pet? I am wondering if I have missed the point on that aspect.

altojack

frequent wrote: »

What channel is Amazon ?

Amazon have a channel?? I never knew that but then again I don't use shopping channels, I'd end up spending too much :eek:

EMMAP

Really glad I didn't do the sun thing. I do hope you all get your vouchers but didn't like the look of it me self.

Anyone got their money back from Reebok yet? I've not had an email to cancel.

silvercar

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

It maybe a long time coming! We have been together 27 years and he has never bought me a ring or diamond!

But a girl can hope! and all tips will be greatly appreciated

:D:D:D:D:D

Tesco clubcard points change to goldsmiths vouchers, go spend.

Claire1972

davemorton wrote: »

Not after one myself, but the Hudl is good because you can double up CC points on it.
However.....I am after a new laptop, so if anyone can point me to a good site that sells refurb lappys, I would be very thankful. All these processors confuse me now, but I cant go too far wrong......can I :cool:

Hello

Although not a refurb.

We have just bought this one, my DH tells me it is the latest processor, although not touchscreen as stated, but quite glad as the kids are on it already.

http://www.very.co.uk/acer-e1-571-intelreg-coretrade-i7-processor-6gb-ram-750gb-hard-drive-wi-fi-156-inch-laptop-blacksilver/1320882576.prd?_requestid=1351167

Claire x

rhosynbach

tweets wrote: »

This will make you laugh I had been married 7 1/2 years when we had my DS my ratbag hubby gave me a thank you card :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:I still got it in in DS baby book .

In all the 16/17 year we were married that was the one and only card I got given and never received any presents from him

been with oh for 24 years and for the first about 12 he was the same then i started getting cards for all ocasions was so pleased until one year he said in front of me to dd i dont like that card you got for me to give mum:eek: she had been doing it all the time
dont know what will happen now the girls have both moved out:rotfl:

Savvybuyer

Savvybuyer wrote: »

[1] :rotfl::rotfl:
[2] I'm not sure I do. I hadn't really considered until now.
[3] This is an interesting point though and getting me thinking about whether people do.

In fact... now considering it.. different people clearly do react differently and I understand and know that already, and have known it for a long time that that is the case, but I'm not sure that all non-autistic people would be emotionally attached and be affected the same way. [Or maybe this is your sixth sense that, it turns out, I don't possess at all. ..Am I really clueless?:o:o:think:]
[...]

Quoting myself again, but for greater clarity (than footnoting in a single post).

My thought on whether I am clueless... has led me to the response "I don't know!".

But, if I really was clueless, I suspect I wouldn't know would I?

So.. if I am clueless, I'm unable to get the answer that I am, because I am.
And, if I'm not, I'm unable to answer any different from 'I don't know' as I wouldn't know about the possibility that I might be, as I can't rule that out as a possibility, due to the preceding sentence ("So...if I am clueless," etc.).