Tortology

Guilty of what?

(and if you've been 'away', how did you manage to post on other threads but ignore this one!) Weird...

LSS?

OK nina and bella We've been away' and guilty as charged.

LSS, I regularly email a firm friend and, find I usually need to delete at least half

Thank you to those who spared time to comment

Well, she's gaily posting away on other threads, so that must be it, Elegran

I suspect your right Elegran

Maybe she just threw a pebble into the pond and stood back?

Niina.

Sorry Bella I understand your reference to PIN now. I was being slow, of course your right but as so many people make the mistake, including me it didn't register.

roses.

Hmm...perhaps the OP thought tautology meant something else and is too embarrassed to come back and admit it!

Another surreal thread! Could the OP come back and explain, or does the answer lie in one too many gin and tonics one evening ( guilty of that myself sometimes.)

I did explain on page one what tautology is.

Sorry, I didn't make myself clear. I know what a PIN is but I didn't see how it related to tautology

Well she's still Ducking the issue

Nope, checked and it doesn't/isn't

Crimes can be "heinous" can't they? Maybe " heinous complaint" is tautological. (Bit slow today)

Yes - I still think it's something to do with tortoises. Perhaps LuckyDucky has caught a hideous complaint from one...?

(You're right roses - 'a heinous complaint' doesn't make sense)

Anglicised version of the word ?

Surely, the study of cakes would be torteology?

Either that, or as someone suggested, she's into tortology, aka the study of continental cakes. Perhaps she's over indulged since she posted, and that's what's keeping her away ?

That would make her a tortfeasor

Isn't a tort a legal term? A wrong I think.

I am completely in the dark here..... How could this be a heinous complaint?

Maybe she's asking the wrong group of people about her heinous complaint ?