Every Loquacious Idiosyncrasy Treated Equally - 11+ ELITE Thread

David.

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Nooooo....!!! It was just joking and not smugness.

Body language! You might think I was unhappy at not noticing body language (in RL) but, no, sometimes it does have it's amusing aspects. Not having ability to pick up (all but the most overt) body language isn't something that I miss. I don't miss it, as I've never had it in the first place in order to miss - or to know what I am missing by not having body language abilities.

Here's an 'interesting' article pertaining to the point (though there are a couple of other, minor things (minor details of course:rotfl::rotfl:) that I would take issue with in this - not highly relevant here, except to this autistic to whom everything is relevant at some stage in relation to something and context-blind comes back again:rotfl:) - I'm waffling - just there's this article:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-27554754

See now I am wondering why you did not just write No

David.

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

I think she would piddle her nickers if she knew about these!!!

:rotfl: :rotfl:

David.

purpledonkey wrote: »

:rotfl: I bake too much.

As long as there is a mouth willing its not too much

Bananababe

David. wrote: »

Smelly skewers and candles :eek:

:rotfl:

Was about the only thing they didn't have.

:eek:

David.

Bananababe wrote: »

:rotfl:

Was about the only thing they didn't have.

:eek:

Anything interesting was it worth watching :cool:

TrulyMadly

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

At the moment so do I

I forget just how much enjoyment I get out of cooking, probably because I do it so infrequently now

I've had a fab couple of days doing all my kitchen-y things

Your pineapple recipe had inspired me QoC. And I just happen to have all the ingredients in my store cupboard. I'm very excited to make it. Might make up some jewelled labels and earmark it for special presents.
Was it DM who did curry hampers at Christmas:T

mhoc

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Reminded me - what I was going to mention days ago - but I'm now mentioning it:doh:. We had the Yahtzee Game at Argos on at £1.99 - significantly down from its previous price of £19.99. Well I should have jumped for it and got it immediately. Instead about a week later I noticed there are double points(?), quadruple points(?), whatever they were, forget which, through Nectar - well I hoped I could now get extra points on £1.99. (The £1.99 alone hadn't been enough to entice me:rotfl:. But £1.99 and a few points...?:D)

Sadly the Yahtzee Game has now gone up to £9.99 'half price'. I certainly am not having it at that! The £1.99 - you lot probably knew - was undoubtedly a glitch - and serves me right really I should have gone immediately for it when the Elite posted it! Just to say how good this thread is and that, things like this thermometer, significantly down in price, maybe we should now be going for them:T:T. Then again, my luck, watch anything I buy at £2.49 later go down to 60p clearance or something:rotfl:.

I do know the £9.99 is nowhere near half price compared to £1.99:rotfl:.

You and me both, I am really kicking myself re the Yahtzee game - I have 3 difficult men to buy for Christmas, all in their 20s - so the criteria is quirky or funny things, things they would never buy themselves or have even hear of ....

underperky

Good evening , have been to York with DGD today it must be


10 degrees warmer than here , to visit my brother ,dgd was just a


twisty little girl all day ...she just wanted to go back to Grandma's


house so before I throttled that pretty little neck, we left and before


we were out of his street she started singing and she and I sang all

the way home , so I was pretty happy that I didn't throttle her then

TrulyMadly

littlebluebird wrote: »

:wave: Evening!




What is this TM?

It's actually Come Round. Hope this gives you the info you need

http://www.comeround.com/

purpledonkey

David. wrote: »

As long as there is a mouth willing its not too much

*raises eyebrow*