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tigerwhite_2

nerfdad wrote: »

The reason I had never posted on a forum before finding this place was due to my crap grammar and spelling:o

i highlighted your post to check for some white writing there nerfy
Ah, come in for a cuddle :kisses3:

pattylabelle

I tend not to look down my nose at anyone who uses English poorly. I was fortunate to have a rigorous education whereas others may not have had that. One must also remember that people have various conditions eg dyslexia. Much better to be a nice person who mixes up their p's and q's than an arris.......just a thought.

nerfdad

locarr wrote: »

You should of said!!:p:rotfl:

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nerfdad

tigerwhite wrote: »

i highlighted your post to check for some white writing there nerfy
Ah, come in for a cuddle :kisses3:

Thanks:):)

Sunshinemummy

tigerwhite wrote: »

I was going to write something lovely to you SSM but Locarr made me laugh so much with his reply :rotfl::D Just having a laugh, no offence, everyone has their bug bears (i should of said there bug bears). :rotfl:

Sorry Tiger, when I read back it appeared I was having a pop, not my intention x

tigerwhite wrote: »

i highlighted your post to check for some white writing there nerfy
Ah, come in for a cuddle :kisses3:

Can you cuddle him after 12.30, he likes his ladies smooth!

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Sunshinemummy

pattylabelle wrote: »

I tend not to look down my nose at anyone who uses English poorly. I was fortunate to have a rigorous education whereas others may not have had that. One must also remember that people have various conditions eg dyslexia. Much better to be a nice person who mixes up their p's and q's than an arris.......just a thought.

I totally agree x

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rhosynbach

had a annoying conversation this morning with a neighbour about primary schools and how important it is to get a good start. and what school she should send hers to I told her mine all went to the school in the next village, she said that she thought the children did not progress well from there and in the other local one 30 % of pupils went on to university. the headmistress keeps a tab on them, So i told her in my dd1 year 9 pupils went to uni 2 to oxford and cambridge, all from the same little village, She was not impressed and is still sending them to the other school even when I tried to explain there was only 10 pupils in dd1 year the one that did not go to uni joined the army , she just did not get that 9 out of 10 is better than 30 % as she said 16 from the other school went to uni so far more.. but its a far bigger school:wall::wall::wall:

tigerwhite_2

miss_corerupted wrote: »

wow can't believe you have trained your kids to do all these things. DS is quite good and will help but is only 5. Step son is awful he's 9 and his mam has only recently stopped dressing him. Currently having a battle with him about wiping himself after number 2's. He doesn't think it's necessary. it's disgusting and prob tmi lol

:eek: If they have things done for them, they tend to not be as self sufficient. I even make DS pair his own socks up after they've been washed and put his underwear away. Tigercub knows how to say "jobs" and puts things away. She puts her empty plates in the washing up bowl, she cleans her own table with the cloth after eating. She's not even 2. Admittedly, she also leaves a trail of destruction behind her :rotfl:

pattylabelle

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

I totally agree x

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Glad you agree - your approval is important to me;)

LilacLillie

Talking of ironing I am at my son's house, searched high & low, texted dil........ She doesn't have an iron !!!