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fairclaire

Bananababe wrote: »

Twa plain eens anan ingin 'in ana. :T

Oooooh an ingin pie *salivating* they've got it all wrong :eek: clearly they should have gone for the food angle :rotfl::rotfl:

Savvybuyer

fairclaire wrote: »

Purely my personal view but I wouldn't rule out us not being part of the EU at some point in the future.

And with all the due respect that you know I have for you, there is sentimentality involved. That's not wrong, it's human nature. You maybe lack sentimentality because of the way you think? Which isn't wrong.....just different

........if the country was run by autistic people :eek:

No, no, no, no, no! I thought the UK was already part of the EU? Or does you mean we are not, because of the opt-outs? Anyway, this is going onto a whole new area and, I'm only keen to avoid it because I want to draw us back to MSE - I could go on and into great detail about it and discuss it all if anyone wanted, just that I don't feel this is the place.

fairclaire

lookinforabargain wrote: »

On it



Sounds like it has all the right attributes :cool:

Nothing will ever beat my grans tablet though, it was stuff of legend, bless her :A I've never been able to do her recipe justice so I just don't try anymore

Wrapped in waxy paper I hope? with a double tuck? it's the only way

Savvybuyer

locarr wrote: »

A yes vote will have an impact on every single person in the UK and probably not for the better!

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We'll agree to disagree about this.

karlie88

Bm 7860...

Savvybuyer

fairclaire wrote: »

Purely my personal view but I wouldn't rule out us not being part of the EU at some point in the future.

And with all the due respect that you know I have for you, there is sentimentality involved. That's not wrong, it's human nature. You maybe lack sentimentality because of the way you think? Which isn't wrong.....just different

........if the country was run by autistic people :eek:

It would be an absolute better place. (Actually I'm assuming the world was run by, etc., as we would be appalling negotiators on the international stage.) But, if it was run by autistic people, it would be done on the basis of well considered and proper evidence, with every detail probably and completely attended to, and without emotion or irrational things having influence and effect. We would not have to play politics - indeed, we could not. The world would be a fair, just and equal place in which everyone was respected and had equality. "Strong sense of social justice." (Asperger's.) (See Tony Attwood, Complete Guide... etc.)

lookinforabargain

fairclaire wrote: »

Wrapped in waxy paper I hope? with a double tuck? it's the only way

Aww yeah, that is exactly how she did it :cool:

We used to fight over who was getting to lick the spoon and pot after it was ready and every time we ended up with burnt tongues :eek: :rotfl:

fairclaire

Savvybuyer wrote: »

It would be an absolute better place. (Actually I'm assuming the world was run by, etc., as we would be appalling negotiators on the international stage.) But, if it was run by autistic people, it would be done on the basis of well considered and proper evidence, with every detail probably and completely attended to, and without emotion or irrational things having influence and effect. We would not have to play politics - indeed, we could not. The world would be a fair, just and equal place in which everyone was respected and had equality. "Strong sense of social justice." (Asperger's.) (See Tony Attwood, Complete Guide... etc.)

:kisses3: I agree with some of that. But emotions are a very important part of life too, just as important as detail.
We need a hybrid :rotfl:

Snap-ant

Planning our road trip to Swansea tomorrow to drop DN at Uni

I've found the Ts on our route & the T K Maxxs

Well she does need an airer & some sheets

Excited

Savvybuyer

It is a big decision. And HM The Queen is right - people should think very carefully. But they should also not be afraid to jump into the unknown and to vote Yes.

If you think it's a gamble...but gambles can pay off!
To my mind, it's a gamble staying with what we currently have.

(In fact, staying with 'what we currently have' is not an option. There will be change through the powers (allegedly) to be given to Scotland in the event of a 'no'. It's a gamble as to whether those will get implemented or not watered down, and gambling on whether the three leaders will follow their 'vow'. Two words have, of course, been already said in respect of one of those there: tuition fees.)

Anyway, I've done and moving to something else (i.e. away from the independence debate). Unless you want otherwise!;)