Thatcher has died

Who tells you you are not very intelligent, bluebell?!

The Saga forum closed down because the posters got quite cross with each other.

Bags - utterly amazing, went off to have some refection (never having herad the word before) and to finish crossword ( Guardian cryptic as it happens) and unbelievalby, refection was one of the answers!!)

All water under the bridge , one mans meat etc .

Am off to the shops , little retail therapy , DD before she departed with DG"S told me they have a sale on ,with VERY good discounts .

I doubt if it was intended as an insult, gn. It seemed like a straightforward wondering to me. She could have included Oldie Borum as well. Perhaps that's what she meant.
#guesswork

I suspect jingle/J08 was not paying you a compliment, Bluebell. Mumsnet is known for the foreceful language used, and Saga is a business which caters for people over 50 - I am not sure why that should be an insult!

She's always saying she doesn't understand what I say so I'm grabbing the chance to be a cheeky blighter back

I think she meant this Saga.co.uk. But dinnae fash yersel' about not understanding what jings says.

Sorry Bags - I'm told I'm not very intelligent but I still don't get how that links with what J08 said

Yes. And they were fierce.

Oh yes! Thanks for reminding me, tegan! I did too

Noggin the Nog! In days of old...etc etc I used to love Noggin the Nog...

Well, you know the Vikings? Norsemen? Well.... they wrote these stories about their travels. They were called sagas.

j08 - what is Saga?

BTW, did ticktock ever come back on this thread? #cantbebotheredtolook

What does that mean, jingle?

Ah! I wondered which you came from bluebell. . Mumsnet or Saga. Do you know, my money would have gone on Saga!

I thought so, but I had to check because I didn't "know". Refection is something you eat in a refectory (or sitting room in my case). I'm having some of that. Coffee and flapjack. Dead good. Reflection may follow.

I find it incredible that Nonu could have reached adulthood without knowing what every child in the playground knows. FO means Fuck Off, a good old Anglo-Saxon way of telling somebody what you think of them. Now all you delicate flowers can pretend to faint, holding your scented hankies to your nose.

or reflection even

Check your pms, bluebell. I'm having some of that stuff beginning with 'r' too

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In short, it means what the hell you want it to mean.

FO means "Fizzle Out why don't you? I'm getting irritated." but only the first two words are, ahem, spelled out.

Oh wait! I think it might mean "Fall off your high horse, perleese!"