I have no idea.
Quite.
I have no idea.
I lied. It's cos of all the things you say and the way you interact with others.
No, I have had quite enough, I’ve films to watch. Not as hard as you. I can’t even fight a bollard.
Aye, saw it at the cinema - best concert film ever. I honestly don't know what to watch next as there's too much choice. Instead I'm distracted by reading online about ADHDMe neither. What film? Have you seen Summer of Soul documentary? I recommend that.
Aye, saw it at the cinema - best concert film ever. I honestly don't know what to watch next as there's too much choice. Instead I'm distracted by reading online about ADHD
i wish i'd known when i was a child. everthing makes sense nowMy son has ADHD. He’s a beautiful nightmare.
i wish i'd known when i was a child. everthing makes sense now
aye, I was just seen as messy, annoying, late, disorganised, defiant and incapable of backing down and de-escalating. funny that.And 70s schooling was grim back then for pretty much everyone (I’m assuming you’re similarly aged).
aye, I was just seen as messy, annoying, late, disorganised, defiant and incapable of backing down and de-escalating. funny that.
btw have you or your beautiful nightmare's mum ever checked to see if you have it? there does seem to be a strong genetic link. On reflection, I reckon my dad has the inattentive part and my mum had the hyperactive part, so I was blessed with both. Often one or both parents have it too. Many get diagnosed these days after their children encounter similar difficulties at school. Though I will qualify this with admitting that when you're recently diagnosed you can end up seeing it everywhere in anyone.It was rough so solidarity mate.
btw have you or your beautiful nightmare's mum ever checked to see if you have it? there does seem to be a strong genetic link. On reflection, I reckon my dad has the inattentive part and my mum had the hyperactive part, so I was blessed with both. Often one or both parents have it too. Many get diagnosed these days after their children encounter similar difficulties at school. Though I will qualify this with admitting that when you're recently diagnosed you can end up seeing it everywhere in anyone.
it sure doesShe definitely does. Impulsive to the point of not being able to sit down. She decorates twice a year. Very up and down.
Do I have it? Dunno. I was loud but also day dreamer. Not sure that hits the targets.
I'm getting a bit fed up with fuckmuppets on my local high st telling me I don't need to wear a mask. One particularly thick cunt, when I said I wear it because I've got chronic kidney disease, & non-alcoholic cirrhosis of the liver, plus diabetes, said "but if covid's real, it won't affect your liver or kidneys anyway!". You can't cure stupid!I'm quite happy and prepared to continue wearing a mask in shops and public transport for ever on the off chance that I may be protecting others.
I dont think wearing one is a big deal at all and I don't give a shit if others are wearing them or not.
If that makes you heave, what would be your reaction to Therese Coffey & Boris Johnson naked, sweaty & fucking on the conference stage?
Just don't move to New Zealand, mate. Basically a PAIR of rainy fascist islands.We've been toying with the idea of leaving the rainy fascist island for a while now & if anything tips me over the edge it's going to be mask politics.
It's just so fucking infantile, for lack of a better word, to be unable to get used to a mild inconvenience in order to protect others. The scary thing is how widespread the misunderstanding seems to be that everyday mask wearing (at least with cloth or surgical masks) is about protecting the wearer rather than the wearer protecting others.
We've been toying with the idea of leaving the rainy fascist island for a while now & if anything tips me over the edge it's going to be mask politics.
It's just so fucking infantile, for lack of a better word, to be unable to get used to a mild inconvenience in order to protect others. The scary thing is how widespread the misunderstanding seems to be that everyday mask wearing (at least with cloth or surgical masks) is about protecting the wearer rather than the wearer protecting others.
the naked rambler talks amongst us?...I stopped wearing anything...
I am continuing to wear a mask. Why? Because I like it. So there.
II wondered where that wrong'un had gone. It was McGinty all the time!the naked rambler talks amongst us?...
You're so considerate about this, it's hard to believe you drive a cuntmobile!In second train of the morning, first train not a mask in sight, not even the guard and SWR has changed their advice to wear one of it is busy. Now on a GWR service and the guard and around 20% of passengers wearing masks, announcements asking you to wear one, full stop. Bloke two rows up with no mask is having a nice little morning coughing fit. I have the arse-end of a nasty cold, it ain’t just Covid, wear a mask is going some way to stopping giving everyone all my lurgies.
You're so considerate about this, it's hard to believe you drive a cuntmobile!