What's the dinner tonight?
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SpeedyPC
The Dark Lord of Wet Shaving
That’s because I don’t cook like angry Gordon Ramsey or Mr Show-off @JamieM, I’m a very basic plain simple low life cook.That @SpeedyPC is as busy posting as a one-legged man in a butting kicking contest until you ask him to show us his supper, then crickets.
Besides back in my old high school days, they don’t allow spastic teenagers in cooking classes, it’s against fire, health and safety restrictions laws.
Twelvefret
Forum GOD!
Son, I say son, you are among friends.
SpeedyPC
The Dark Lord of Wet Shaving
Son, I say son, you are among friends.
JamieM
Extreme sharpness is ephemeral!
Now there is a word I haven't heard in a long time: Spastic, mostly known as 'Spazz' among youngsters back in the day. That word is a bit inappropriate today, but things were different in the 1960s and 1970s.
SpeedyPC
The Dark Lord of Wet Shaving
The word spastic was originally started in 1945 to 2011 in Australia, they've changed it over to cerebral palsy in a friendly peaceful way of saying. The old words is still currently used in medical practice and hospitals, this old system still hunted me throughout my whole life, old dark wounds shall never heal me.
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JamieM
Extreme sharpness is ephemeral!
I now understand why your posts are so sarcastic. I'm not in the least bothered by this. British people are exposed to sarcasm from an early age. It is almost impossible to hurt a British person's feelings with sarcastic insults; it's like water off a duck's back.
Sarcasm and dry humour are common coping and communication tools for many people with disabilities. While "sarcasm" isn't a symptom of disability itself, many individuals develop it as a specific response to the realities of navigating their conditions
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SpeedyPC
The Dark Lord of Wet Shaving
It’s not easy for me to explain why, it’s part of my dark wounds throughout my whole life, I’m not perfect.I now understand why your posts are so sarcastic. I'm not in the least bothered by this. British people are exposed to sarcasm from an early age. It is almost impossible to hurt a British person's feelings with sarcastic insults; it's like water off a duck's back.
TobyC
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Perfect people are the most broken of all.
Twelvefret
Forum GOD!
Not necessarily. There isn't a corner on the market for brokenness or kindness. What we are outwardly is a representation of what's going on inside.
SpeedyPC
The Dark Lord of Wet Shaving
SpeedyPC
The Dark Lord of Wet Shaving
OT:- Money is a weapon of mass destruction, control and power, plays a roll against (good or prefect) people getting caught (mortgage, medical cost, cost of living, broken, poor and homeless, ect etc list goes on).
EDIT: Where's my bloody STEAK!!!
Twelvefret
Forum GOD!
Watch it dude, he voted for the guy!!
