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i have dyslexia of spelling and maths, but i hold down a full time job andwork hard at it too. i just have to concentrate a lot!! by the evening i am running out of patience so the level of accuracy slips... ah well!!
what annoys me?
"thats a stupid question" if it was i would have got someone else to ask it... smack!!!
why do you want me to do that? well because i have asked .. if i said duck would you ask or would you duck... smack
apart from that life is easy errrr not!! i find more and more i am failing to understand society... and some people and the way of life ... oh well ...
 
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The "shook swarm" and "do a shook swarm" are mildly irritating because surely they should be a "shaken swarm" and "shake a swarm"

By the way using an aitch at the beginning of aitch when spelling something out loud is not just irritating, it's infuriating! It is especially so in the North West where I live because you should be dropping the real ones, never mind adding spurious ones that aren't there!
Honestly ??

VM
 
Ahhh, I've got to the end at long last. 501. I took off 30lb of honey last week. And this is in May!!!!!!!
 
""I have a hearing 'disability'.... I don't hear the wife when she is complaining!""



That is an asset !!!
 
Q+ or Q-

The difference between a queenright and a queenless colony is so significant that it should not be left to one of two symbols on adjacent keys on the keyboard :)
 
Not a hate, just a giggle

I work with lots of American people and lots of Indian people. When the American people would like to remove something from a document, they suggest we "strike" the non-required section. This took me a while to get used to. Even more disconcerting is when the Indian people remove the offending text and report that they have "stroked" it.

I like it so much, I have never corrected them
 
People who write :
"to" when they mean "too"
" there" when they mean "their"
"off" when they mean "of" ( including both words together " off of" )
" I was going" or "I went" when they mean " I was saying" or "I said"
 
People who write :
"to" when they mean "too"
" there" when they mean "their"
"off" when they mean "of" ( including both words together " off of" )
" I was going" or "I went" when they mean " I was saying" or "I said"

Yeah! Like I agree right. Innit?
 
Language changes from generation to generation and often sooner !
If I lapse into dialect my grand children look incredulous and ask me to repeat it in English please!
I have the advantage of understanding their machinations of standard English whilst they are in the dark regards mine :)
Win Win:)
VM
 
How about...

Sodder, or the more useful Rosin Cored Sodder :(

Or on this side of the big pond...

Intergrated

Drawering
 
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