General Chat

AiG - modest, perhaps ?? ;-)

Lol reading through this thread I could add most of the 'attributes' to myself so what does that make me?

I feel part of a club on this thread. It is lovely. I am subtle too, Suesuper :-D :-D

Impatience! Drives Hubby mad, but at least it makes sure things get done.
He's more laid back than me!

Mine is my aptitude for subtlety :-D

PEDIATRIC NURSE JOHN :-D


BUT WILL SELL CUPS OF TEA AT THE LOCAL BEACH ON MY DAYS OFF :-D :-D :-D

Suzanne, your life is no 'fault' - but it's what (in my cynicism) the 'powers that be' would desperately grasp on.

All my dad (in his Islamic phase) ever wanted from his children was for us to speak the same to a beggar as we would a king.
I was chuffed when he told us we had achieved his dreams.
'But' he said to me, 'You were a bit harsh on King Faisel ' :-D :-D

He was a lovely man (King Faisal), my dad wasn't so bad either :-D

MrD. I notice you use the word "foreplay" in your last para. Did you mean "word-play?"

Must be your spell checker. :-S ;-)

What job are you applying for, Suzanne? Brenda from Wales has already been appointed to serenade holidaymakers this summer as they sit motionless on the A55 trying to reach Trearddur Bay. And my 95 year old mil is serving them cups of tea and Welsh cakes for £5 a head. ;-)

It don't do to show your brains on here MrDaff....someone might pinch them :-D


Oh what a virtuous lot you all are.....some more than most as usual :-D

Is that sarcastic enough do you think ;-)

Cocky me full of sarcasm.


Dads put down reply------****some sarcasm comes from lack of not being able to produce an intelligent answer higher than their brain will allow.****

I never had an answer to that. :-D :-D :-D :-D

Being me :-D Leaves so much room to manoeuvre :-D :-D

(Lordy, why on earth is there a bloody USA spell-checker on this site !!! :-| :-P)

Rose, sarcasm is only considered the lowest form of whit by those with little grasp of the complexities ( :-D) of a language, and therefore are unable to appreciate the finesse of "word-play"... at least, that's my opinion ;-)

well what can i say,people over the yrs have had a lot to say about me,

met hubby age 15,
married him age 16
daughter born when i was 17
took C.S.E.s late in night school age 19
6 B GRADES
4 C GRADS
1 D ENGLISH ,WENT TO NIGHT SCHOOL FOR SEVEN WKS AND GOT A B

WENT TO UNI IN 1986 AGE 23, TWO KIDS AGED 5 AND 2 (hubby and mum nd dad looked after them) graduated in health care and social sciences. became a nurse in 1991 ,a yr after my youngest was born.

kids are good adults,didnt have any major problems with them,and they have all worked full time since leaving collage and never been on the dole..i tried hard.we worked hard,and at the end of the day,i dont owe anyone anything....to proud i think,to proud to ask for help,even when we could have done with some help,but hey,thats the way i was brought up.if you can work,then you work,if you have two legs,two arms and a brain then you can work and earn a living, :-D

My fault is telling the truth , cannot abide lying ..

I enjoy winding up clockwork people

My shyness :-D

:-D Paula xx

Just annoys me when they come out with these 'great' ideas - but never look any further forward than their own pocket :-P

I am so glad we are normal Maggie x :-D :-D

I can never understand sarcasm.

Modesty is my fault which secretly I think is a virtue.

Shopping, alcohol and beauty are virtuous in moderation. Too much and you become Elizabeth Taylor :-D

I'm perfectly imperfect, but I get by.
:-D :-D :-D :-D

Cynisism. Not of 'real' people, but of 'academics' (what - you left school, went to Uni, stayed on at Uni got a Phd and work for the government, advising plebs on how they should live their lives when you've never had a 'proper' job in your life????)and the government - telling us what we 'should' do when you've never so much as stepped in our slippers, let alone walked a mile in our shoes.
Basically, those who think they know better than us 'normal' people