The Logic Off Topic list

Tony Thompson wrote:

>I know this could sound like a cheap line, but when it comes to theory of
>mind we've all got something to contribute at some level.
Yes.

>  These guys could
>eassily say they had more than most. How they bring it in is another matter.
Yes.

>  I have no quibble with someone coming in
>and shaking things up -
In principle ... none here either.

>...AUTISM...
<snip>
Enjoyed your stories and insights. Bit OT even for the OT list though I 
think ... so probably best if I leave my other questions/observations for 
that Psych List you're going to start.

>Would he like that? No - not leaves. Please put a three-pin electric
>socket on there for me. So I did.
>Life with autistic people around can be
>quite surreal.
I can just imagine you all round the Christmas tree!

> > I was kind of in ironic humorous mode there!!
>and I was in 'forget the emoticons mode' again, which would otherwise have
>indicated that I had recognised your ironic humorous mode!
We'll get good at it eventually! Won't need emails then either.

[bilingualism etc]
>In the case of Brits I put it down to good old-fashioned laziness and a
>hangover of imperial consciousness.
I'm with you.

>Couldn't speak for other native English speakers.
In their case I put it down to good old-fashioned laziness and a hangover 
of imperial consciousness.

>..BEER...
>Dear, dear! As a native Geordie (Why Aye, Man!) I can tell you that
>Newcastle Brown is definitely not meant to be drunk from a tankard, but a
>half-pint glass without a handle and preferably a schooner. Still, it's
>usually a good drink however supped.
I'm hoping that you were allowing for me putting in a good deal of poetic 
licence in my original description.

Chat to you again soon, hopefully.

Kool Musick
Keep Musick Kool


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