16 Feb 18
Originally posted by @wolfe63Yes there's that, as in 'my window overlooks the sea', but it often also means to miss something; 'I overlooked the clause in the contract' , which I suppose means to look over and beyond something, and therefore not see it.
I should think you'd merely, observe it from above. 🙄
17 Feb 18
Originally posted by @moonbusOne notes sir you have also overlooked payment of the 1200 pounds you owe me.
I looked over this thread and decided to overlook it.
😠
17 Feb 18
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeWhy are you always begging for 1200 pounds? You sound like a street person. 😛 😉
One notes sir you have also overlooked payment of the 1200 pounds you owe me.
😠
-VR
17 Feb 18
Originally posted by @very-rustyBlimey, that's one optimistic street person. 😲
Why are you always begging for 1200 pounds? You sound like a street person. 😛 😉
-VR
17 Feb 18
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeThat you are!! 😛
Blimey, that's one optimistic street person. 😲
-VR
17 Feb 18
Originally posted by @very-rustyGoaD and I have a 'special relationship.' Don't ask for details. You don't want to know.
Why are you always begging for 1200 pounds? You sound like a street person. 😛 😉
-VR
17 Feb 18
Originally posted by @moonbusIn what post did I ask for details? 😉
GoaD and I have a 'special relationship.' Don't ask for details. You don't want to know.
-VR
17 Feb 18
Originally posted by @apathistIf it was the hotel you would definitely see it.
Overlook is a word. A confusing word. If I overlook something, did I see it or not?
17 Feb 18
Originally posted by @very-rustyOk, if you insist. It all started in a discussion over cucumber sandwiches ...
In what post did I ask for details? 😉
-VR