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Cretin
Anoldgreymoonraker Free Tibet Started conversation Apr 23, 2007
My wife cannot find the word CRETIN in a Japanese/english dictionary , would anyone like to try to explain why I am one to her cause I can't
gonna get another drink whilst waiting
Cretin
Anoldgreymoonraker Free Tibet Posted Apr 23, 2007
Don"t give a lettice myself but after being here in Japan for half my life I am a bit fed of being the scapegoat
even if I was born in england n you lot want to pick on us
Trouble is The law has never changed since the usa decided what it should be so
60 yrs later that's the law spoken 60 yrsa ago
Cretin
Anoldgreymoonraker Free Tibet Posted Apr 23, 2007
My wife is a bit upset cause she married a cretin, so I think she would like to say something in our morning
timne now it's 2 43am
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just screw you8 cause you juszt don't understand
Igivde up for the night very much so
Cretin
STRANGELY STRANGE ( A brain on a spring ) Posted Apr 23, 2007
Are you OK Moonraker, doesn't sound like you'r having a good day?
Cretin
GrumpyAlembic {Keeper of 143, comfort zones and vacillations } Posted Apr 23, 2007
Hang in there, Strangely Strange is right it sounds if it is a bum day.
Cretin
GrumpyAlembic {Keeper of 143, comfort zones and vacillations } Posted Apr 23, 2007
I hope you are getting some rest.
Cretin
Anoldgreymoonraker Free Tibet Posted Apr 24, 2007
Woke up to find my glasses broken or should I say the lenses were popped out again so I ain't driving anywhere again today , yesterday the glasses shop said I got a life time garantee want to throw a u in there not sure where ,.
Still looking for the cretin sentence so I can show my wife cause it ain't in her dictionary
Can you believe I pay 80 p a pack for fags buy a carton and I get a free lighter
My ead urts just a bit
Cretin
Anoldgreymoonraker Free Tibet Posted Apr 24, 2007
Can't find that sentence cause I didn't put anything in that thread but Sorb said it back in the middle of feb and some other git said he often rearranged my sentences so , had to be someone on the ladder so ta squeak n fancy nancy or fanny had a go too
just can't find it now but I will go searching just to show my wife cause she has been asked to help another year150 kids with their english classes. That makes 6 classes 300 kids she's now volent/helping with
Cretin
Pinky Posted Apr 24, 2007
CRETIN ??? Hang on,I'll check it out in The Oxford Concise !! Give me 2 mins !!!
Cretin
Pinky Posted Apr 24, 2007
OK..CRETIN...(I quote)a person afflicted with cretinism...a person considered to be very stupid...from Swiss,crestin,Christian,alluding to the humanity of such people,despite their handicaps..... Hope this allows your wife to understand ! x
Cretin
Pinky Posted Apr 24, 2007
If you must..Personally,I wouldn't bother Arnold,she probably knows already hahahaha x
Cretin
Anoldgreymoonraker Free Tibet Posted Apr 24, 2007
Well that is what I was trying to explain/teach her last night when I err started pouring a few to many so it will help I hope
Cretin
Pinky Posted Apr 24, 2007
Mmmmmmmmm,it MIGHT,then again,it MIGHT NOT.A woman is a woman,the world over Arnold,we're blessed with intuition..We NEED to be,we marry men !!! x
Cretin
Anoldgreymoonraker Free Tibet Posted Apr 24, 2007
Didn't tell anyone else but I spent most of last week in my workshop working on an order n when I get paid I'm gonna buy the most expensive breadmaker they got in the shops cause that is what we both fancy , we chose it last sunday
Cretin
GrumpyAlembic {Keeper of 143, comfort zones and vacillations } Posted Apr 24, 2007
Morning/Afternoon?
Cretin: a natural idiot or fool - used in the past to define those we now say have 'learning difficulties' and are found in special schools and day centres. It would include many with Autism (not all), Downs Syndrome, Low IQ.
Hope that helps!
Breadmakers are good - you can't beat the smell of freshly baked bread and coffee. They are great for experimenting.
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