Has the ABC changed?

[gtsecc]

The last time we made a request for oversite from the ABC, it took the ABC over 100 years to respond.
Will the current ABC respond faster this time?

[higgs2]

Yes, I believe it has. When I was a kid, we ended it "tell me what you think of me", while now I have observed that most kids end it "next time won't you sing with me".

[JoshuaCh1v9]

*Andy wonders what on earth they are talking about*:confused: :confused: :confused: :confused:

[No Swansong]

Glenn I think is talking about oversight of ECUSA by the Archbishop of Canterbury.

Higgs is speaking of a song that we teach youngsters in order to learn the alphabet. (I learned from Lucy's toyshop)

[JoshuaCh1v9]

Glenn I think is talking about oversight of ECUSA by the Archbishop of Canterbury.

Higgs is speaking of a song that we teach youngsters in order to learn the alphabet. (I learned from Lucy's toyshop)


Oh....I see...I think....:D :D :D

[gtsecc]

Higgs, does raise a good point.

[JoshuaCh1v9]

Higgs, does raise a good point.


As always....:thumbsup:

[karen freeinchristman]

Higgs, does raise a good point.
Yes. Instead of 'tell me what you think of me', which smacks of self-obsessed paranoia about what others might think of us, it is now becoming common to say 'next time won't you sing with me', from which I conclude we have matured into a society that wants to reach out and include others. :)

[No Swansong]

Yes. Instead of 'tell me what you think of me', which smacks of self-obsessed paranoia about what others might think of us, it is now becoming common to say 'next time won't you sing with me', from which I conclude we have matured into a society that wants to reach out and include others. :)
Really? Self-obsessed paranoid 4 year olds?

[JasonV]

Really? Self-obsessed paranoid 4 year olds?

Four year olds? My twenty-six month old can say the whole alphabet and count to 15 with zero assistance. :thumbsup:

Course, she's also smarter than me......:scratch:

[masuwerte]

Yes, I believe it has. When I was a kid, we ended it "tell me what you think of me", while now I have observed that most kids end it "next time won't you sing with me".

That's strange...I've only ever heard it with the latter ending.

[JoshuaCh1v9]

Really? Self-obsessed paranoid 4 year olds?


Absolutely.

Personally I think it's more a case of the PC Brigade at it's worst again

[JoshuaCh1v9]

True humility comes from having a 4 year old show you how to use the DVD player......

[RedneckAnglican]

Really? Self-obsessed paranoid 4 year olds?

it's not paranoia if they're really after you....

[JoshuaCh1v9]

it's not paranoia if they're really after you....


:eek: :swoon:

[higgs2]

Yes. Instead of 'tell me what you think of me', which smacks of self-obsessed paranoia about what others might think of us, it is now becoming common to say 'next time won't you sing with me', from which I conclude we have matured into a society that wants to reach out and include others. :)
This is a totally brilliant analysis. Let me guess: English Major? :thumbsup:

[karen freeinchristman]

This is a totally brilliant analysis. Let me guess: English Major? :thumbsup:
Biology (and now, Theology). Actually, I'm just clever. ;) :D

[JoshuaCh1v9]

I can speak two languages

English and gibberish