OT- My name is Emma...

[ukstitch]

Will somebody PLEASE find a cure for ACHOO syndrome (Autosomal dominant Compelling Helio-Ophthalmic Outburst syndrome), otherwise known as light sneezing.

It's driving me up the wall and I'm stuck with it!

 

[tigger300686]

Evening Mrs Tigger.

Evening!! I'm trying to keep up to date this thread but its betting me so i keep popping in and out

 

[A Small World]

Ooooh just seen a nice duvet set now.....It won't hurt just to look for a another 5 mins will it?

It wont hurt to look but it will hurt if you start pressing buttons on the laptop

 

[ukstitch]

Ooooh just seen a nice duvet set now.....It won't hurt just to look for a another 5 mins will it?

look - no. But if you click either bid or buy, then Buzz, Woody and Jessie will come and visit you while you're asleep and wake you up.

 

[A Small World]

Will somebody PLEASE find a cure for ACHOO syndrome (Autosomal dominant Compelling Helio-Ophthalmic Outburst syndrome), otherwise known as light sneezing.

It's driving me up the wall and I'm stuck with it!

A trip to DLP?

 

[thelittlemermaid83]

It wont hurt to look but it will hurt if you start pressing buttons on the laptop

look - no. But if you click either bid or buy, then Buzz, Woody and Jessie will come and visit you while you're asleep and wake you up.

Ok ok ok....I'm going to go bed.

Goodnight everyone

 

[A Small World]

Ok ok ok....I'm going to go bed.

Goodnight everyone

Goodnight Emma - see you tomorrow sometime

 

[ukstitch]

A trip to DLP?

Nope... A trip to DLP doesn't cure it. If it did, I'd seriously considering living there

 

[ukstitch]

Ok ok ok....I'm going to go bed.

Goodnight everyone

Night Emma, sleep well.

 

[A Small World]

Nope... A trip to DLP doesn't cure it. If it did, I'd seriously considering living there

I had a friend who used to sneeze every time she ate a polo mint

 

[ukstitch]

I had a friend who used to sneeze every time she ate a polo mint

I've never heard of that before. Seriously though, light sneezing is a real pain, because every time I go from dark to light, I sneeze 2 or 3 times. Gets quite irritating after 23 years of it

 

[A Small World]

I've never heard of that before. Seriously though, light sneezing is a real pain, because every time I go from dark to light, I sneeze 2 or 3 times. Gets quite irritating after 23 years of it

dust?

 

[tennisfan]

Night Emma.

I off to bed now too guys, try not to have too much fun without me

 

[ukstitch]

dust?

Dust would be more irritating I guess

Mine is literally caused by the change in light conditions though. From what I understand, it's not actually an allergy, it's just some genetic condition that you can't cure and nobody seems to know anything about.

 

[A Small World]

good night Nikki - have a good day tomorrow

 

[A Small World]

Dust would be more irritating I guess

Mine is literally caused by the change in light conditions though. From what I understand, it's not actually an allergy, it's just some genetic condition that you can't cure and nobody seems to know anything about.

Odd

 

[A Small World]

I think Im going to bed soon as well - Ive had a migraine all day and Im sure sitting in front of a PC doesnt help

 

[ukstitch]

Odd

thank you

That's what most people think about it. My friends at uni used to find it quite funny. One of them even used to be able to predict when I was going to sneeze, as can mum as it tends to take a little while to actually happen.

They tend to be quite loud sneezes, and often quite "girly" in voice pitch for some reason. So, if you hear a loud, girly sneeze while you're in DLRP and it's a sunny day, then there's a good chance it's me

 

[ukstitch]

I think Im going to bed soon as well - Ive had a migraine all day and Im sure sitting in front of a PC doesnt help

Night Small World.

I think I'm going to go to be very soon as well, otherwise I'm still going to be tired when I try to get up for work tomorrow morning.

 

[A Small World]

thank you

That's what most people think about it. My friends at uni used to find it quite funny. One of them even used to be able to predict when I was going to sneeze, as can mum as it tends to take a little while to actually happen.

They tend to be quite loud sneezes, and often quite "girly" in voice pitch for some reason. So, if you hear a loud, girly sneeze while you're in DLRP and it's a sunny day, then there's a good chance it's me

I'll listen out for it then but it must be loud if I can hear it in DLP as you're not there the same time as us