to wish that balls (not human) were never invented?

[WaxOnFeckOff]

Jeez, it's nice to see kids out playing but the bounce bounce bounce is driving me up the wall!

Every time I see one of those US programs with the kids/teens out playing basketball on their driveway in the evening always makes me wonder why some neighbour hasn't taken a baseball bat to them.

I'm clearly not very noise tolerant.

I presume you mean "yard" too? My DC were very confused when their cousins from Virginia kept referring to the yard instead of the garden.

(BA MSc MSc MRTPI, seeing as you were asking)

It sounds like Wax just wanted a harmless, anonymous whinge, not sure why people are so annoyed.

I mean, I got annoyed someone was talking in front of my window. I live on a main road... (first floor flat). Did I say anything- hell no! Was I still vaguely miffed- heck yeah, they were bloody loud.

YANBU
Next door neighbours' kid thinks it's funny to repeatedly kick balls over. We've delayed throwing them back now as it slows it a bit. I'm talking several times a day.

He's even broken my beautiful acer.

Ah only a bit of a cow smith and is misanthropic your word of the week that you learned from your bog roll?

Still it's always nice when someone learns a new word.

Run along now, the grown ups are speaking.

Good work on googling qualifications, if you are a town planner then i'm a monkeys uncle. Especially as you cant't read a thread or get the gist or tone that clearly the majority of the less hard of thinking do. Someone with a Masters wouldn't usually also say that they have a BA, also think it would be more likely that you would have honours if you went on to do a Masters - or indeed two....

MBChB MRCGP DRCOG - see I can do it too, does that make me a GP? Well I dunno, you'll just have to guess...

Nice though that you cared enough to return 2 days later to stir up a bit more shit.

Hope you have a lovely bank holiday, weather supposed to be nice and warm.

Yes Wax I did mean yard.

We’ve been here long enough to become “bilingual” so I’d say yard, vacation, recess, restroom, purse, swimsuit and pants to an American but garden, holiday, playtime, loo, handbag, swimming costume and trousers to a British person.

I quite regularly confuse myself and I’m still entertaining the locals with my accent.

BA MSc not that unusual, and standard not to inc the (Hons) or the awarding body, especially when you have multiple post-nominatives and don't feel the need to pad your title

And it's MBBCh for a UK undergraduate medical degree, or Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery. Unlike the MSc (postgraduate qualification, Master of Science) or the MPharm (undergraduate qualification, Master of Pharmacy), the M in MBBCh stands for Medicine. However, although doctors and dentists receive bachelor degrees, they gain the samentitle as PhD graduates. Higher education is weird.

ACavalo The qualifications i posted are genuine, whether they are mine or not. Have you read the posts by smith?