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The Monday Rant
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SeagullSimon
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Referee87 said:Playing pool, and the person you're playing potting the black before anything else. - game over before its begun
that annoys me too.
that annoys me three
I don't like being late
People who don't clean their shoes for interviews
When the crossword in the paper is terribly hard for a week
When the race car trailer starts fishtailing down the highway at 70 mph...
People who don't clean their shoes for interviews
When the crossword in the paper is terribly hard for a week
When the race car trailer starts fishtailing down the highway at 70 mph...
Norman Baker suck my lozenge
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I could quite easily do a long spell inside for those bastardsLocky said:
looney
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Re: Re: Re: The Monday Rant
who's rightwing? Me? lol. whos afflicted? damn thats one strange world you live in!
I note you only pick out my thread. Is there something personal in this? No, don't bother telling me. I'm not interested
Hahaha, classic! a persacution complex!
The Large One said:
who's rightwing? Me? lol. whos afflicted? damn thats one strange world you live in!
I note you only pick out my thread. Is there something personal in this? No, don't bother telling me. I'm not interested
Hahaha, classic! a persacution complex!
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OK, so you deny being right-wing, that's up to you, but I can prove your illiteracy; there are nine typos in your reply.
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looney
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so let me see.................
I am anti death penalty, in favour of gay marraige beleive in in Sexual equality(The proper sort), against the "reforms " of the asylum appeal system, in fact against most/all draconian legal changes. Plus various other policies
Newsflash.
Person who wont fit in Pidgeon hole scares leftwinger.
lol
I am anti death penalty, in favour of gay marraige beleive in in Sexual equality(The proper sort), against the "reforms " of the asylum appeal system, in fact against most/all draconian legal changes. Plus various other policies
Newsflash.
Person who wont fit in Pidgeon hole scares leftwinger.
lol
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And there's one in that post as well.
Bad spelling only accounts for one of your typos. The other eight are capitalisation (4), and punctuation, which accounts for the remainder.
It's jolly amusing for someone who wanted to take the high moral ground (castigating me about what and isn't a rant), to go and blow it by trying to highlight someone else's perceived persecution complex. And then highlights their own persecution complex by feeling they have to justify themselves politically.
Bad spelling only accounts for one of your typos. The other eight are capitalisation (4), and punctuation, which accounts for the remainder.
It's jolly amusing for someone who wanted to take the high moral ground (castigating me about what and isn't a rant), to go and blow it by trying to highlight someone else's perceived persecution complex. And then highlights their own persecution complex by feeling they have to justify themselves politically.
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looney
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The Large One said:
Bad spelling only accounts for one of your typos. The other eight are capitalisation (4), and punctuation, which accounts for the remainder.
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Yea that called Dyslexia dummy.
It's jolly amusing forsomeone who wanted to take the high moral ground (castigating me about what and isn't a rant), to go and blow it by trying to highlight someone else's perceived persecution complex. And then highlights their own persecution complex by feeling they have to justify themselves politically
Its gonna take a while to decode this babble............
Remove fiction................................
someone who wanted to take the high moral ground
no I was just correcting you on definitions, some would consider this a favour.
Remove more fiction.................
perceived
Provide definition.................................
Persecution complex: someone who beleives they are being persecuted.
Provide evidence............................
See signature.
Refute false allegation.................
And then highlights their own persecution complex by feeling they have to justify themselves politically
I wasn't feeling anything I was responding to a direct allegation ie
I am right wing.
Your responce to my allegation of what a rant is. Your picking on me! Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!
Anything I missed?
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Dyslexia is a syndrome: a collection of associated characteristics that vary in degree and from person to person. These characteristics encompass not only distinctive clusters of problems but sometimes also distinctive talents. It has been commented on that dyslexia is typically characterised by 'an unusual balance of skills'.
The syndrome of dyslexia is now widely recognised as being a specific learning disability of neurological origin that does not imply low intelligence or poor educational potential, and which is independent of race and social background.
Although dyslexia seems to be more prevalent amongst males than females, the exact ratio is unknown: the most commonly quoted figures are between 3:1 and 5:1. The evidence suggests that in at least two-thirds of cases, dyslexia has a genetic cause, but in some cases birth difficulties may play an aetiological role.
Dyslexia may overlap with related conditions such as dyspraxia, attention deficit disorder (with or without hyperactivity) and dysphasia. In childhood, its effects can be mis-attributed to emotional or behavioural disorder. By adulthood, many dyslexics will have developed sophisticated compensating strategies that may mask their difficulties.
The majority of experts concur that about 4% of the population are affected to a significant extent. This figure is based on the incidence of pupils who have received normal schooling and who do not have significant emotional, social or medical aetiology, but whose literacy development by the end of the primary school is more than 2 years behind levels which would be expected on the basis of chronological age and intelligence. However, perhaps as many as a further 6% of the population may be more mildly affected.
The syndrome of dyslexia is now widely recognised as being a specific learning disability of neurological origin that does not imply low intelligence or poor educational potential, and which is independent of race and social background.
Although dyslexia seems to be more prevalent amongst males than females, the exact ratio is unknown: the most commonly quoted figures are between 3:1 and 5:1. The evidence suggests that in at least two-thirds of cases, dyslexia has a genetic cause, but in some cases birth difficulties may play an aetiological role.
Dyslexia may overlap with related conditions such as dyspraxia, attention deficit disorder (with or without hyperactivity) and dysphasia. In childhood, its effects can be mis-attributed to emotional or behavioural disorder. By adulthood, many dyslexics will have developed sophisticated compensating strategies that may mask their difficulties.
The majority of experts concur that about 4% of the population are affected to a significant extent. This figure is based on the incidence of pupils who have received normal schooling and who do not have significant emotional, social or medical aetiology, but whose literacy development by the end of the primary school is more than 2 years behind levels which would be expected on the basis of chronological age and intelligence. However, perhaps as many as a further 6% of the population may be more mildly affected.
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looney said:
Yep - the entire point of what I was saying. Never mind.
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