It's a shame.And YET another thread goes to sh1t due to the constant ranting by Shouty Man. He’s fecking relentless.
And YET another thread goes to sh1t due to the constant ranting by Shouty Man. He’s fecking relentless.
Ha Ha Ha.
You are funny. Your site reputation and which you seem completely oblivious of is even funnier.
Four days ago you claimed you would ignore me (and my advice is yes ignore me) and yet here you are again. Moaning away endlessly about other chatters. Desperately fighting like a rat on a sinking ship to preserve your perceived site status. Alongside your extremely elderly sidekicks.
Very funny.
I do remember a few things .Whatever happened to your old Avatar ?When you're young it is so easy to learn - everything sticks. Place a young child in an environment where two languages are spoken - it will soon be bilingual, but you just try and learn a foreign language as an adult... Try learning to play a musical instrument as an adult - you'll soon give up because most instruments require you to be dexterous, try and get your brain to develop that skill in later life... When you're older, yes you can google stuff, but after a while you've often forgotten it. the brain doesn't seem to retain things as well... Which is why a good education at the start is crucial, without it, you're always playing catch up with a huge chip on your shoulder weighing you down (that might just be me)
There is also much evidence that everyone starts to deteriorate after aged 21. The real ageing starts at age 25 with Hearing starting to weaken. At 40 it is practically impossible for anyone to learn a 2nd language, etc onwards and downwards . This is Scientifically proven,not just my opinion as a chatter on here
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Very apt !!
Please don`t associate me as one of HIS sidekicks ! Thank you .
Plenty of ex-University students are learned ,and are now driving delivery vans for Tesco or on the dole .
Being educated alone doesn`t guarantee a life. You need a certain amount of luck too. It also helps to have the backing of very rich parents .
99% of books are written just for the benefit of the writer. The writer doesn't give a **** who reads it, so long as the reader pays (99p)I've just finished an old book by H Rider Haggard and all through the book was "&c". It confused me, but I just thought it might be a misprint so ignored it whenever I saw it in the text. My other half has now informed me that "&c" just means "etc". It's awful being so bloody uneducated.
What was the book, perhaps 'SHE' ?
