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[Cougar377]

18% ....

 

[slim63]

18% ....

See, I knew someone far brighter than me would work it out

 

[Cougar377]

See, I knew someone far brighter than me would work it out

Had to use fingers AND toes for that one. Luckily I'm not Welsh...

 

[andyBeaker]

A battery for my cheap car, being in a rush as I need to use it I had to bite my tongue & use halfrauds £72 that's a big percentage of the cars cost when you consider it was only £400

Someone far cleverer than me will no doubt work the percentage out as I'm way too thick for that

18%.

I didn't need a calculator.

In me edd in two seconds.

Years of juggling figures

 

[andyBeaker]

£28.47 on posting a parcel by courier....I had guessed at £10 when putting the ad on eBay.

Lesson learned the hard way.

Just as well I got the stuff I was selling for nothing:campeon:

 

[ogr1]

Had to use fingers AND toes for that one. Luckily I'm not Welsh...

If you lifted yer skirt up, you could have counted another digit i.e. 1%.

 

[Cougar377]

If you lifted yer skirt up, you could have counted another digit i.e. 1%.

Don't need to lift the kilt up to count it. Also comes in handy for playing crocket.

 

[ogr1]

Don't need to lift the kilt up to count it. Also comes in handy for playing crocket.

 

[Cougar377]

Pics available on request.

 

[slim63]

18%.

I didn't need a calculator.

In me edd in two seconds.

Years of juggling figures

I was never any good at maths, strange really as both parents & most of the rest of the family were brilliant at it, my mum would add up complicated rows of figures in her head while typing about something completely unrelated all the time

 

[Cougar377]

I was never any good at maths, strange really as both parents & most of the rest of the family were brilliant at it, my mum would add up complicated rows of figures in her head while typing about something completely unrelated all the time

Darts player..?

 

[slim63]

Darts player..?

Nope, secretary in the finance dept of a well known company

 

[andyBeaker]

3 x 6 packs wholemeal rolls
Twin pack Cathedral Extra Strong cheese (they didn't have any lowmfat)
2 bags of satsumas
I bx Morrisons own brand weetabix
Six pack Heinz baked beans
2x cinnamon swirls

 

[andyBeaker]

I was never any good at maths, strange really as both parents & most of the rest of the family were brilliant at it, my mum would add up complicated rows of figures in her head while typing about something completely unrelated all the time

Numbers are a funny thing - I can pretty much know roughly what the answer to problems like that should be before going into detail. It depends how your mind works - I looked at it and thought 'half it and half it again'. Others will,get to it in a different way.

Can't remember names to,save my life though!!

 

[Squag1]

Pics available on request.

 

[slim63]

Numbers are a funny thing - I can pretty much know roughly what the answer to problems like that should be before going into detail. It depends how your mind works - I looked at it and thought 'half it and half it again'. Others will,get to it in a different way.

Can't remember names to,save my life though!!

Numbers simply don't click with me at all, I struggle with even the most basic of sums, there is a name for it that I cant for the life of me remember, its held me back on a number of occasions

 

[ogr1]

Numbers simply don't click with me at all, I struggle with even the most basic of sums, there is a name for it that I cant for the life of me remember, its held me back on a number of occasions

Numpty?

 

[Cougar377]

Numbers simply don't click with me at all, I struggle with even the most basic of sums, there is a name for it that I cant for the life of me remember, its held me back on a number of occasions

Accountant.

 

[Malone]

Dyscalculia is the word you’re looking for.

 

[Squag1]

Crepe with fruit and a drizzle of syrup n tea.