Novella wrote: » Oooh, sometimes I try to say the alphabet backwards. Just in my head!
orestes wrote: » I can actually do that, got board in business studies one day years ago and taught it to myself in letters and then phonetically too. Learned "How much is that doggy in the window" backwards too for some reason. I taught myself the alphabet in sign language a while ago too while I was bored and had nothing to do for a day. Man, I really need a hobby or something
Novella wrote: » You can do it?! That's cool! I used to know the alphabet in Hebrew but now I can only remember the first three letters Learned it watching Barney when I was babysitting actually! I need to get out more!
orestes wrote: » Hardly cool, but would be useful if I were ever to be pulled over by the cops for drink driving (although probably not much use with the fact that I don't have a drivers licence) Ah don't get me started on that fecking dinosaur, I was subjected to years of that crap babysitting my kid sister, I can still remember the damned songs after all these years EDIT: I have if all the raindrops were lemondrops and gumdrops stuck in my head now, I'm blaming you novella, I'll get you for this!
jumpguy wrote: » It's almost as bad as yore ma now. Must resist.....
dr.bollocko wrote: » I start counting the number of letters in individual words that come to my head. 1 5 8 3 6 2 7 2 10 5 4 4 2 2 4 for example. For example is 3 7.
OldGoat wrote: » 3 3 3 3 3 3
Biggins wrote: » When I am traveling (and I do A LOT) I always bring a number of things with me. 1. A Sony E-Book reader (Has 900+ books on it) 2. A small (linux based) Acer notebook. 3. PSP loaded with music, audio books, films and games. I've been stuck in too many airports, strange places and work areas, not to have learned a few lessons on how to deal with boredom.
Biggins wrote: » When I am traveling (and I do A LOT) I always bring a number of things with me. 1. A Sony E-Book reader (Has 900+ books on it)