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Thread: While I sympathise with to some extent and understand that autistic kids hate change,

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    While I sympathise with to some extent and understand that autistic kids hate change,

    does this woman really expect a multi-billion pound retail group to change its stock policies to accommodate one child?

    http://metro.co.uk/2017/04/13/mother...hapes-6572311/

    Also, the pic that says 'HELP RUBY' just made me laugh, I'm afraid.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Burney View Post
    does this woman really expect a multi-billion pound retail group to change its stock policies to accommodate one child?

    http://metro.co.uk/2017/04/13/mother...hapes-6572311/

    Also, the pic that says 'HELP RUBY' just made me laugh, I'm afraid.
    'Autistic' means 'in need of a slap', doesn't it?

    Honestly. These made up 'diseases' didn't exist before they were, erm, made up.

    Sciencewánkers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Burney View Post
    does this woman really expect a multi-billion pound retail group to change its stock policies to accommodate one child?

    http://metro.co.uk/2017/04/13/mother...hapes-6572311/

    Also, the pic that says 'HELP RUBY' just made me laugh, I'm afraid.
    I'm also dubious about the decision to introduce an autistic character to Sesame Street. Will it really help to draw attention to the character's weirdness?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Burney View Post
    does this woman really expect a multi-billion pound retail group to change its stock policies to accommodate one child?

    http://metro.co.uk/2017/04/13/mother...hapes-6572311/

    Also, the pic that says 'HELP RUBY' just made me laugh, I'm afraid.
    On the plus side, if that is the only thing she is going to eat then she is going to die fairly soon anyway. May as well starve to death now.

    Or, you know, try and do something about your own condition rather than relying on Tesco.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Monty92 View Post
    I'm also dubious about the decision to introduce an autistic character to Sesame Street. Will it really help to draw attention to the character's weirdness?
    Why does everyone have to over analyse the past. Bert and Ernie are just a couple of nice chaps who live together. Bert is a bit grumpy.

    'looking back there is clearly homosexu........' bore off.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pat Vegas View Post
    Why does everyone have to over analyse the past. Bert and Ernie are just a couple of nice chaps who live together. Bert is a bit grumpy.

    'looking back there is clearly homosexu........' bore off.
    One of the most irritating parts of parenthood is listening to other witless c*nt parents making jokes about Mr Tumble being a nonce as if they're the first ones to do it.

    I don't know why that annoys me so much, but it does. I think it's because I have quite a fondness for him - he's mega talented and is wasted on Cbeebies.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Monty92 View Post
    One of the most irritating parts of parenthood is listening to other witless c*nt parents making jokes about Mr Tumble being a nonce as if they're the first ones to do it.

    I don't know why that annoys me so much, but it does. I think it's because I have quite a fondness for him - he's mega talented and is wasted on Cbeebies.
    I literally wouldn't know him if I fell over him, m.

    In my day, I just used to fantasise about fúcking Miss Hoolie out of Balamory

    Bit more difficult to talk about that with other parents at kids' parties, though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Burney View Post
    I literally wouldn't know him if I fell over him, m.

    In my day, I just used to fantasise about fúcking Miss Hoolie out of Balamory

    Bit more difficult to talk about that with other parents at kids' parties, though.
    492939e1f7b89e0945488478afc57556b58114f7.jpg

    See, now you're going to have to resist a nonce joke, aren't you, for fear of disappointing me

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    Quote Originally Posted by Burney View Post
    I literally wouldn't know him if I fell over him, m.

    In my day, I just used to fantasise about fúcking Miss Hoolie out of Balamory

    Bit more difficult to talk about that with other parents at kids' parties, though.
    Why are you hanging round kids' parties B?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Monty92 View Post
    492939e1f7b89e0945488478afc57556b58114f7.jpg

    See, now you're going to have to resist a nonce joke, aren't you, for fear of disappointing me
    Well anyone dressed like a clown who entertains children immediately sets the nonce alarms ringing, don't they? It's barely worth mentioning.

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