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squigs

MKS wrote: »

Spread hot caramelized onions on each half of the bread, add thinly sliced hot, cooked steak. Enjoy.

Or cold caramelized onions with good cheddar cheese.

Or even thinly sliced burger!!:D:D

fairclaire

Savvybuyer wrote: »

I know. (I think I 'know', anyway:o:o. What is 'knowledge'? Degrees of knowledge and states etc..?!?:rotfl:) But looking to FC to expand on that a little.:)

I don't know that I understand it savvy....I just record it and enjoy the laughs.

I did have an interesting conversation with DS2s form teacher recently. She was telling me how he has fitted well into school and how nice it is to see his classmates being so supportive to him. I mentioned how I had been afraid of him being bullied because he is naive and very trusting and not street wise at all. She said it's impossible to bully someone who doesn't give a s**t about what anyone thinks about them......and it's true. He's uninsultable (is that a word?) :rotfl::rotfl:

fairclaire

zagubov wrote: »

Had to teach this very thing (the three-part theory of knowledge).Justfied true belief.
Justified -you've got a reason to believe it and didn't just guess
True - maps onto reality and doesn't contradict the evidence)
Belief - you hold it yourself as knowledge and don't think it's a myth of some kind.

Oh how deep zag

Savvybuyer

zagubov wrote: »

Had to teach this very thing (the three-part theory of knowledge).Justfied true belief.
Justified -you've got a reason to believe it and didn't just guess
True - maps onto reality and doesn't contradict the evidence)
Belief - you hold it yourself as knowledge and don't think it's a myth of some kind.

I did have a 'good' answer to this, but it is now lost in the midsts of time:(. Something about degrees of "knowledge", e.g. actual knowledge, presumed knowledge and constructive knowledge. (Some law case from 1993(?) - I've now found/re-found some about constructive trusts but it wasn't those.) Or, perhaps, Donald Rumsfeld's known knowns and known unknowns (isn't Google searching, at this moment, brilliant? I can pretend to know more than I do, though, now I have found out about it again (more who had said that rather than what he had said), I do know it now again. I think). (Sometimes I think I "know" and it turns out I do not. So how can I ever "know" anything?)

:oWhat's "reality"?:question::think: And only "maps onto" it - so that it doesn't have to be it.

Anyway, no-one but me could go even deeper.

bubbs

aau1 wrote: »

I wonder if he will show more discretion with tomorrows date

What tweets?:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

MKS

Savvybuyer wrote: »

You did go a bit over didn't you? But fun:D. Fun way of shopping - all my colleagues think shopping is a chore and boring - but, I tell you, this way is a little more fun:rotfl::rotfl:. (Especially as we save so much.) Oh gawd...putting those Crunchies vs M:eek:. Otherwise, I like that people have the ability to do M comps. fairly well now the M prices are on msm:T:T. Even though I think it's still very occasionally hit and miss - T doesn't use msm and I think APG is still on instore pricing - which means some items showing on msm as N/A for M do in fact compare (some of them favourably) whilst others, showing good pricing for M on msm, still return N/A:mad:.:rotfl::rotfl:

Remembered that didn't have any at home for my DGD. Glad that I got them as she wanted to stay tonight. In her bad books because I've run out of crunchie blasts, (at last):rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

bubbs

nerfdad wrote: »

I hope your not late:eek::eek:

tweets turn tomorrow dont forget:p

Savvybuyer

MKS wrote: »

Remembered that didn't have any at home for my DGD. Glad that I got them as she wanted to stay tonight. In her bad books because I've run out of crunchie blasts, (at last):rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Staying out of DGD's bad books may be more important than the money:D. As for Crunchie Blasts, I think my relative bought those as well:(:(:( - they are now £3 each in some stores:eek::eek::eek: but they got them at £2 and failed:eek: to take up the mbuy let alone only buy them if there was a trigger available (which is what I now confine my buying of certain products to. They're now just not worth it otherwise, in my view:money:. Of course no good anyhow with A presently being more than 10% off compared to everywhere else).

Right - I'm taking up every other post again:rotfl: - and editing posts to fit more onto them - so, I'll take a break for now and see you later!:):) (That said, don't see why I'm not sometimes worth every other post:p.)

fairclaire

lookinforabargain wrote: »

Would it be these ones?

http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=277552354

Excellent spot :cool:

Evening all

have you recovered from your night out? Was it good?

Sunshinemummy

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Unsure this is acceptable.

Latest rules require written permission from at least 3 members

Please may I have written permission to go AWOL until the weekend, pretty please with a cherry on the top xxxxx

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