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Re: dYSlexiA

Postby ionnsaigh » Thu May 08, 2008 10:55 am

Govangirl wrote:
ionnsaigh wrote:The tap o the scrapheap - according tae wee nippy sweetie. :lol:


You have clearly misunderstood Wee Nippy Sweetie's intentions!!!!! If you're happy to be labelled, you go ahead. It's fashionable to have labels these days anyway. I'd probably pay hundreds at a therapist's just to walk away with a certificate that states I'm officially diagnosed as a wee nippy sweetie. I'm in debt to you, wee man!!! :lol:

Someone close to me suffered from a psychotic illness. The medical authorities deemed that it would be entirely inappropriate to label the condition. However they had to treat something. I have a certificate that states that I'm officially diagnosed as a dyslexic. Or to be more politically correct a person who has dyslexia. Dyslexia has impeded my journey to some extent - then again so has my social class, perhaps to a greater extent. I agree that a person centred planning approach should be adopted in all education establishments. Don't hold your breath - by the way. :)
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Re: dYSlexiA

Postby EMDEE » Thu May 08, 2008 11:27 am

In mainstream education it's probably cheaper to write of individuals' prospects than spend the money to do the job as well as it can be done. A short termist saving! :evil:
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Re: dYSlexiA

Postby ionnsaigh » Thu May 08, 2008 11:36 am

Absolutely.
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Re: dYSlexiA

Postby ionnsaigh » Fri May 09, 2008 10:34 am

A short termist saving - at the expense of society in general. A new type of Society is required - vote for independence. We then could establish or re-establish Scotland - as a place of educational excellence. Defence budget - the cost of 5 million AK47 is considerably cheaper than a nuclear arsenal and a standing army. 8)
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Re: dYSlexiA

Postby ionnsaigh » Sun Jun 15, 2008 6:50 am

Menorca, buetifull Meditrenian island in the sun. On our last visit, I felt trapped and restricted to one small artifical resort. So this time round we intended to hire a car. I as usual, wanted to hire for a week, I laughed in the face of carbon footprint. Fiona on the other hand, preferred no more than two days at most. As it turned out one day was more than enough.
Never ever did I suspect that driving on the other side of the road, would present to many problems - to an expeirenced driver as myself .OK I can't immeadiately tell the difference between left and right - I was always rotten at marching games.
Anyway good news to all my fellow drivers and pedestrians, that had the missfortune to cross paths on that particular dreadfull day. I will never again be foolhardy enough to ever dream of repeating this shocking expirence. As the reader can see - I ignored all those spell check wee red lines that persistantly pop up. :D
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Re: dYSlexiA

Postby ionnsaigh » Thu Feb 05, 2009 3:31 pm

Another aspect of dyslexia is discrimination - by people who should know better.
See Carol Thatcher thread.
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Re: dYSlexiA

Postby Bobbie En Tejas » Thu Feb 05, 2009 3:34 pm

That is ridiculous, ionns.

Saying the word liberal when you mean right wing republican is not dyslexia :mrgreen:
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Re: dYSlexiA

Postby gizmo » Thu Feb 05, 2009 3:41 pm

I think you will find if you reread the posts Bill was not having a pop at your dyslexia he was mearly pointing out you write gibberish... I have consulted with a legal acquaintance and you cannot have him done for slander. :lol:
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Re: dYSlexiA

Postby ionnsaigh » Thu Feb 05, 2009 4:21 pm

gizmo wrote:I think you will find if you reread the posts Bill was not having a pop at your dyslexia he was mearly pointing out you write gibberish... I have consulted with a legal acquaintance and you cannot have him done for slander. :lol:


Aye yer right enough gizmo - anyway you can't get blood out of a stone. :lol:
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Re: dYSlexiA

Postby ionnsaigh » Fri Feb 06, 2009 12:53 pm

Bobbie En Tejas wrote:That is ridiculous, ionns.

Saying the word liberal when you mean right wing republican is not dyslexia :mrgreen:


OK then - what is dyslexia ? - please tell, and oh, while your at it, what does it feel like, to be a black women in Harlem?
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Re: dYSlexiA

Postby dr-sanchez » Sat Feb 07, 2009 1:20 pm

ionnsaigh wrote:
Bobbie En Tejas wrote:That is ridiculous, ionns.

Saying the word liberal when you mean right wing republican is not dyslexia :mrgreen:


OK then - what is dyslexia ? - please tell, and oh, while your at it, what does it feel like, to be a black women in Harlem?


it feels rather hoora good i must say! only on friday nights though! :wink:
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Re: dYSlexiA

Postby ionnsaigh » Sun Feb 08, 2009 10:36 am

:lol: Nice one.
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Re: dYSlexiA

Postby gizmo » Sun Feb 08, 2009 12:45 pm

[quote="ionnsaigh
OK then - what is dyslexia ? - please tell, and oh, while your at it, what does it feel like, to be a black women in Harlem?[/quote]

Genius! I know someone is going to say that is an old one, but I had never heard it before. I will make a note of it and claim it as my own at work on Monday.
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Re: dYSlexiA

Postby ionnsaigh » Sun Feb 08, 2009 6:19 pm

gizmo - Aye ye guid dae that right enough - it winnie be the same - mind ye - wid it ?
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