Welcome to the Madhouse Paul, I mean look at the state of the smilies some of then look as if they need one to one care, I think the term is "Challenging behaviour"!
Honestly it is a boating forum, but some forumites seem to have been stricken by the dreaded dementia and forgotton that, now where was I?
How frustrating when one walks into a room and can not remember why the went there, but its even worse when its the bathroom!
Enjoy.
C_W
claymore wrote:Such patronising condesension deserves that you grow old...
There is a difference between growing old and growing senile. Old people can take their chances with the rest of us, but it's a kindness to show tolerance of senility.
Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity - Hanlon's Razor But don't rule out malice - First Corollary to Hanlon's Razor
claymore wrote:Such patronising condesension deserves that you grow old...
There is a difference between growing old and growing senile. Old people can take their chances with the rest of us, but it's a kindness to show tolerance of senility.
claymore wrote:Such patronising condesension deserves that you grow old...
There is a difference between growing old and growing senile. Old people can take their chances with the rest of us, but it's a kindness to show tolerance of senility.
Dougie the Mate wrote: [quote="ubergeekian]
There is a difference between growing old and growing senile. Old people can take their chances with the rest of us, but it's a kindness to show tolerance of senility.
Well I've come to the right place then.
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Interestingly, that's what my old dad used to do when he didn't understand what was going on. I think you have revealed something you didn't intend, Mark.
Dougie the Mate wrote: [quote="ubergeekian]
There is a difference between growing old and growing senile. Old people can take their chances with the rest of us, but it's a kindness to show tolerance of senility.
Well I've come to the right place then.
fx: Nods and smiles.
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Interestingly, that's what my old dad used to do when he didn't understand what was going on. I think you have revealed something you didn't intend, Mark. [/quote][/quote][/quote][/quote]
I make no claim whatsoever that I understand what's going on!
Blimey! I'd forgotten that I'd joined this forum... And I'm a mere whippersnapper... Although I don't know who that grey haired old fart that I shave every morning is!