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Denny replied

8 January 2007, 23:57
Originally posted by DodgyAgent

Think fock I m nit dizleggsick

I see your spelling is improving, DA.
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Troll replied

8 January 2007, 23:43
Originally Posted by Troll
This message is hidden because Lucy is on your ignore list.

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Lucy replied

8 January 2007, 20:25
Originally posted by Churchill

This message is hidden because Lucy is on your ignore list.

Original and witty.
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Gonzo replied

8 January 2007, 19:46
Originally posted by Troll

- Just wondering how they are going to spin this one...

"Education, Education, Education" ... so good they send their kids private

Easily spun - she can afford private provision so she is relieving the state of the burden. It is actually a very altruistic action on her part and we should all be thanking her for it.
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wendigo100 replied

8 January 2007, 17:50
This message is hidden because you are dyslexic and wouldn't understand it anyway.

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Churchill replied

8 January 2007, 17:46
This message is hidden because Lucy is on your ignore list.
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Troll replied

8 January 2007, 17:02
Originally posted by Lucy

My dyslexia never bothered me until I attended a toga party dressed as a goat.

Oh feck, it's back
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Lucy replied

8 January 2007, 16:36
My dyslexia never bothered me until I attended a toga party dressed as a goat.
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MrsGoof replied

8 January 2007, 14:18
Originally posted by DodgyAgent

Think fock I m nit dizleggsick

A friend (copper) was on a course about forensic evidence. The lecturer started talking about DNA then asked the class what DNA stood for.
"National Association of Dyslexics" one smart arse replied.
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DodgyAgent replied

8 January 2007, 13:05
Originally posted by Troll

Ahh but being an Agent requires a whole different set of afflictions

some of us are just born lucky
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wendigo100 replied

8 January 2007, 13:04
I used to play footy for Dyslexics CF.
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Sockpuppet replied

8 January 2007, 12:51
Originally posted by DS23

with friends like SockPuppet who needs friends?

What? They admit they are stupid but rode the system. But used his "dyslexia" to claim about £3k during uni to help him with his "learning difficulties".

Infact his favourite quote is "dont blame me I'm dyslexic"....its an odd sense of humor but hes cool with it.
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Troll replied

8 January 2007, 12:49
Originally posted by DodgyAgent

Think fock I m nit dizleggsick

Ahh but being an Agent requires a whole different set of afflictions
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DodgyAgent replied

8 January 2007, 12:47
Originally posted by Troll

Lots of famous people have overcome dyslexia and succeeded without a formal appraisal / special needs status.

Also I hear the prep school chosen specialises in preparation for Marlborough -hardly a egalitarianism choice

Think fock I m nit dizleggsick
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Troll replied

8 January 2007, 12:40
Originally posted by DS23

with friends like SockPuppet who needs friends?

Lots of famous people have overcome dyslexia and succeeded without a formal appraisal / special needs status.

Also I hear the prep school chosen specialises in preparation for Marlborough -hardly a egalitarianism choice
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