Da thread....do you dare come in da house?

Savvybuyer

David. wrote: »

I have never bothered with any of these quizzes, I am sure they are only there for a laugh
So forget it, we are all different to each other and what makes the list compiler the expert on life skills or whatever it happens to be

:T:T

(& doubtless S10CT:( - see, I've the intuition needed to foretell that is otherwise going to happen!)

Tinyshoes

Goodnight everyone, early start tomorrow. Far too much left to do before Wednesday.

Have missed loads today so hugs to anyone that need one. :A

karlie88

Evening!

fairclaire

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Goodnight everyone, early start tomorrow. Far too much left to do before Wednesday.

Have missed loads today so hugs to anyone that need one. :A

You will get it done Hugs to you....you probably need one :A

David.

Savvybuyer wrote: »

:T:T

(& doubtless S10CT:( - see, I've the intuition needed to foretell that is otherwise going to happen!)

Seriously savvy stop judging yourself all the time we don't
Hang on you are not a heathen are you :eek:

karlie88

Gonna tether in bed.



See you all upstairs.

calmspirit

karlie88 wrote: »

Evening!

5000 posts :j:j:j:j:j:j:j congrats!!!!!!!!:T:T:T

LilacLillie

My shop this evening included 2 bars of Cadburys whole nut choc. 2 for £3 at sada.
Discount not showing on APG so compares to W at full price of £2 each = £4, but discount is showing on sada receipt as 'confectionary 2 for £3'.
Another unexpected return on a normal shop
LL








If we’re not 10% cheaper on your comparable grocery shopping versus Tesco, Morrisons, Sainsbury’s or Waitrose we’ll give you the difference.

Due to the ASDA Price Guarantee, you're entitled to a voucher of £2.02:
Why £2.02?

« Back to comparison results
5 items (4 different) on your bill qualify for comparisonWaitrose+£1.29
0.12 x ASDA Braeburn Apples per kg£0.23£0.23
1 x Robinsons Squash'd Apple & Blackcurrant No Added S...£2.00N/A0.8
1 x ASDA Multiseeded Batch Loaf (400g)£0.65N/A
1 x Wrigley's Extra Sugarfree Gum - Peppermint (60)£1.50£1.50
1 x Princes Sandwich Tuna in Sunflower Oil (3x160g)£2.00N/A
1 x ASDA Smartprice Pineapple Juice (1.5L)£0.68N/A
1 x Ovaltine Original Malt Drink Light Just Add Water ...£2.78£2.49
2 x Cadbury Dairy Milk Whole Nut Bar (200g)£4.00£3.00


Comparison total (compared products only)£8.51£7.22

Savvybuyer

fairclaire wrote: »

Im just glad I don't know if I can throw a punch or not :cool::rotfl::rotfl: I can honestly say I have never tried or wanted to. As for cooking eggs three different ways......I know you can but I personally haven't

We are all different and how boring would it be if we weren't?

But not being able to change a tyre is a serious disability in modern life? It's not a matter of boring or interesting or of being different.

I can throw a punch but I haven't actually thrown one.

As for the light-changing, it's an issue I feel of my lacking in dexterity there. It's a very fine (i.e. extremely extremely mild) motor skill problem there. In other words, to such an extent that it hardly amounts to a disability as such because it's almost normal but only very infinitesimally not. I can't peel potatoes properly either - apart from often having them slip out of my hand:(:mad:, I've always preferred using the 'Value' peelers and just ripping the skin off the potatoes rather than proper peeling. I never thought about it much as a child or younger adult (not being diagnosed with AS) - I was disagnosed as an adult and, after having been, it is now clear it is related to that. That aspect of it isn't what I'd call a disability in itself though. That said, not being able to get the light bulb to click in and be changed is hardly an extremely extremely mild problem. It's a major one, that means you aren't able to do the task at all (or at least not properly and without great difficulty - of trying and trying and trying to make it click in but failing and, after a while, then giving up entirely). It's a mild mild motor problem (very unnoticeable) - except that, in that respect, it's a very severe effect and, without wanting to exaggerate the difficulty (that isn't really that much), it's actually, in that sense, quite profound.

fairclaire

I'm just watching Brucie (Forsyth) on TV.......why isn't there more global interest in him as the possible answer to eternal life? :rotfl:
Whatever you think of him, he's blinking amazing for his age :eek: