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lookinforabargain

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Are there tables for us to dance on? :beer::rotfl:

That's one thing I do have so you're sorted there :rotfl:

Tinyshoes

David. wrote: »

Oh I know she is sound and so pleased for her
Evening

I hope you accept her house warming invitation then.

TrulyMadly

Haven't a clue where she is but the place might never be the same again:rotfl:

lookinforabargain

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Haven't a clue where she is but the place might never be the same again:rotfl:

Outer Mongolia Aka the Scottish Highlands.

Wonder if Dotty could bring himself to scale the wall?! :rotfl:

Savvybuyer

TrulyMadly wrote: »

We wouldn't have you any other way savvy:D

Wouldn't you? If I was NT, you'd ban me from here!:eek::rotfl::rotfl:

I know that that would be a literal interpretation of what you've said (hence the roll-arounds). Apart from the "you" which isn't you literally but is the global you;).

You know what. I wouldn't have me any other way either. Whilst I might, in another world, have been born NT and then would never have known from an Asperger's view, it's not that bad a thing to have (in the form in which I have it - that is not many, if any at all, sensory difficulties). Although we/I can never know, there seems to be to be only two good disabilities (perhaps I'm being unintentionally unkind to people that have other ones instead, but I don't mean to be unkind): one of which is Asperger's - it does have it's very good points and it's not too bad a way to see the world from my POV - it can be very interesting as well (especially to the person with Asperger's that I am) - and the other is a disability in which someone has the body of an athlete. That's largely a good thing too, but it can have its downsides.

Well, I'm in the position I am in. I was born with Asperger's and that is that (or maybe something happened from some EEG scans when I had childhood convulsions, I don't know:think: - maybe those themselves altered my brain? Diagnosis is usually age 3 upwards - I think I had them before then). I am a person with Asperger's in this world and I'm here on this thread, so there you are:D.

TrulyMadly

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Wouldn't you? If I was NT, you'd ban me from here!:eek::rotfl::rotfl:

I know that that would be a literal interpretation of what you've said (hence the roll-arounds). Apart from the "you" which isn't you literally but is the global you;).

You know what. I wouldn't have me any other way either. Whilst I might, in another world, have been born NT and then would never have known from an Asperger's view, it's not that bad a thing to have (in the form in which I have it - that is not many, if any at all, sensory difficulties). Although we/I can never know, there seems to be to be only two good disabilities (perhaps I'm being unintentionally unkind to people that have other ones instead, but I don't mean to be unkind): one of which is Asperger's - it does have it's very good points and it's not too bad a way to see the world from my POV - it can be very interesting as well (especially to the person with Asperger's that I am) - and the other is a disability in which someone has the body of an athlete. That's largely a good thing too, but it can have its downsides.

Well, I'm in the position I am in. I was born with Asperger's and that is that (or maybe something happened from some EEG scans when I had childhood convulsions, I don't know:think: - maybe those themselves altered my brain? Diagnosis is usually age 3 upwards - I think I had them before then). I am a person with Asperger's in this world and I'm here on this thread, so there you are:D.

I never think of you with Aspergers savvy.....I just think of you as you....you are just one of us with all of your quirks

We are a quirky bunch:rotfl:

Tinyshoes

lookinforabargain wrote: »

Outer Mongolia Aka the Scottish Highlands.

Wonder if Dotty could bring himself to scale the wall?! :rotfl:

I could fly from Bournemouth to Glasgow no wall to tackle.

Maybe aau could give me a lift from there.

Savvybuyer

Nellie35 wrote: »

Sorry for the ambiguity Savvy, yes I was referring to the meal deal:)

That's alright - you just wrote your post, I then read it and thought you meant something and then thought you meant what you actually meant. No harm done at all, you were just posting and people don't write completely accurately - and neither do I - I keep going back to my own posts and amending them:rotfl::doh:.

fairclaire

lookinforabargain wrote: »

Outer Mongolia Aka the Scottish Highlands.

Wonder if Dotty could bring himself to scale the wall?! :rotfl:

If he was wearing that skirt, I doubt anyone would stop him :eek:

MKS.....latest of late birthday wishes not been keeping up :kisses3:

Savvybuyer

Anon wrote: »

I think you may have bought the wrong one - if I am right you bought extra lean £4 each/2 for £7 instore and appears as that on your receipt. You wanted lean, £2.45 per pack instore, but 2 for £4.90, appears as 2 for £7 on apg.

Anon

Pedant:p:D.

But - absolutely, vitally important if indeed that's the case to get the right product to appear:) - you can tell this is another glitch I've not done:o:rotfl::rotfl: (we don't like Turkey Mince either:eek: - Turkey, but not Turkey Mince:cool:).:)