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Savvybuyer

Saying that very end part of what I've just said in my last post, I caught a Morries ad. several months ago. Telling us that fresh was best at the time when, IMO, M were really expensive on fresh veg. generally. Have they now switched focus? (To something else (that's now high-priced) in their advertising.)

(I've no idea, what their current advertising is, as I don't usually see any TV advertising:money: - I only happened to catch that one on a rare watching of some other channel than what I normally do. Actually, I did use the TV ads, of all the supermarkets, to decide what to buy at their competitors:rotfl::rotfl:.)

fairclaire

David. wrote: »

Truth hurts

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Dizzy_Ditzy

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Have had it happen before when I have added something to my bag and changed my mind or left it there. But I only looked at yours from your link. :eek:

Damn those computer cookies

David.

ilovegreatdanes wrote: »

Hi
sorry im so late.the party started without me so should I give in to the ocd and read the 19 pages I missed or try to stay strong and surf the temptation.
thankyou NA for the new thread.
hugs to all from me and the dark hairy one.hope you are all doing really good and I have missed loads of glitches that you have all benefitted from.
all is calm here and im hoping that how its gonna stay...salwags snoring and alls well with the world.peeing down but you cant have everything
take care all.xx

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fairclaire

ilovegreatdanes wrote: »

fairclaire wrote: »

Charming as ever:eek:
I can't help it if I've gotten addicted to Jeremy Kyle, Homes under the Hammer and something to do with down under



Just before I go..re your addiction to jeremy vile...please seek professional help asap, the next thing we know you will be on there in your jimjamswith your builders cleavage hanging out and everything....:eek:
everyine keep calm and dont have nightie mares.:rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl: I'm joking! :eek: I've only ever watched one episode when one of our school gate mums was on it a few years back. I still see her occasionally and can't look her square in the face it was a messy DNA/lie detector affair. TBH I wished I hadn't watched it

I've not been around because DS2 spent a few days in hospital last week. He's fine and on the mend now but I was spending 12 hours a day in there :eek:he wasn't happy at strange surroundings.

David.

Has Ellie been sentenced for drunk and disorderly :eek: I thought that was next week she was up

David.

fairclaire wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl: I'm joking! :eek: I've only ever watched one episode when one of our school gate mums was on it a few years back. I still see her occasionally and can't look her square in the face it was a messy DNA/lie detector affair. TBH I wished I hadn't watched it

I've not been around because DS2 spent a few days in hospital last week. He's fine and on the mend now but I was spending 12 hours a day in there :eek:he wasn't happy at strange surroundings.

In the mirror

fairclaire

David. wrote: »

fairclaire wrote: »

In the mirror

:eek::eek: watch you don't cut yourself there love

lookinforabargain

Well I'm heading off to bed now, work awaits me in the morning unfortunately.

G'night all and thank you

Savvybuyer

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Do you savvy really, are you sure, :rotfl: you are totally priceless savvy
Never change x

How's things at work Rhos?

Yes, I am sure. The clinician that diagnosed me told me I had - and I agreed with them. Which would, of course, only be done after a careful consideration of all the available evidence by an Asperger's person.

So, yes, I do. Although the clinician then, despite saying that, wrote down that I had "autism spectrum disorder". (They always say one thing and then write another;):rotfl:.) But that may be I think reflective of the fact the diagnosis is changing. They may be calling it autistic spectrum disorder in future rather than Asperger's. So, it's not "Asperger's" after all?:huh: However, that's just a technical point about what they're calling it. We know it's Asperger's and that that's what it means - and I still refer to myself as having "Asperger's" despite this change. It's Asperger's in old money and I'll always call it that as I grew up the old way.

It's "Asperger's", and it's simple that way - as 'everyone' now knows what Asperger's means don't they?:rotfl:

Btw, it's not A-sper-gers, it's As-perger's (hard 'p'). At least according to my pronunciation. I suppose it can be pronounced in either way - I think America uses either. But I pronounce it with a hard 'p' - As-purr-ger's. So you could have been mis-reading me as pronouncing it the other way for years:rotfl:.