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Red Squirrel Feb 2017 8:59pm, 15 Feb 2017 19,831 posts	Quote Pin Red Squirrel I missed a word out in my TOTP. Doh! Imagine ... Tosser indeed Alpen; I hope the reception rang his work.
ChrisHB Feb 2017 9:09pm, 15 Feb 2017 14,577 posts	Quote Pin ChrisHB mentally disabled.
Wriggling Snake Feb 2017 7:08am, 16 Feb 2017 14,558 posts	Quote Pin Wriggling Snake Actually I should hold my hand up and admit to running into a cyclist once. Chunky Nuts. The process of shared conversation.
Wriggling Snake Feb 2017 8:20am, 16 Feb 2017 14,562 posts	Quote Pin Wriggling Snake The over use of the word brilliant. Very few things are such.
Velociraptor Feb 2017 8:36am, 16 Feb 2017 35,496 posts	Quote Pin Velociraptor Spiffing call, WS
McGoohan Feb 2017 8:43am, 16 Feb 2017 28,019 posts	Quote Pin McGoohan Brilliant WS. Literally brilliant.
The Teaboy Feb 2017 8:56am, 16 Feb 2017 14,989 posts	Quote Pin The Teaboy The word literally is literally used way too literally often too. Literally.
Fragile Do Not Bend Feb 2017 9:01am, 16 Feb 2017 1,539 posts	Quote Pin Fragile Do Not Bend That's actually literally tragic.
AndyI Feb 2017 9:44am, 16 Feb 2017 48 posts	Quote Pin AndyI Unlike some, I haven't worked my way from B to Z yet in "The Bumper Compendium of Every Medical Condition Known to Mankind", but, for example, shall we consider the possibility that the disabled-badge gym-user has severe agoraphobia? (I know agoraphobia isn't about open spaces, but it is about threatening situations which may well include being in a space such as a car park far away from cover). Can I suggest we DON'T abuse/phone bosses of people we, with no prior knowledge, think are abusing disabled badges? You can't always tell, and I imagine it's pretty upsetting to get hostility on top of whatever the disabled person is undergoing already. I'm going to add this one as my contribution to the thread topic.
Wriggling Snake Feb 2017 10:34am, 16 Feb 2017 14,566 posts	Quote Pin Wriggling Snake Mumps ground my gears, almost quite literally.