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If all people (unless impaired somehow or another) have 5 senses:
sight
hearing
taste
smell
feel
then why do people always talk about a "sixth" sense when they refer to an extra or unique skill?
Surely a sense of humour is the sixth sense that most people posess, anything else would be a seventh sense.
Sodding scientists.
sight
hearing
taste
smell
feel
then why do people always talk about a "sixth" sense when they refer to an extra or unique skill?
Surely a sense of humour is the sixth sense that most people posess, anything else would be a seventh sense.
Sodding scientists.
mattributé wrote:
> Can you smell what the rock is cooking?
Strudel?
> Can you smell what the rock is cooking?
Strudel?
mattributé wrote:
> Can you smell what the rock is cooking?
Cakes?
> Can you smell what the rock is cooking?
Cakes?
Can you smell what the rock is cooking?
I have both sixth and seventh senses; I can smell sarcasm and I can hear pudding. So I can both smell and hear what you're cooking.
You just don't get it, numpty.
If all people (unless impaired somehow or another) have 5 senses:
sight
hearing
taste
smell
feel
then why do people always talk about a "sixth" sense when they refer to an extra or unique skill?
Surely a sense of humour is the sixth sense that most people posess, anything else would be a seventh sense.
Sodding scientists.
sight
hearing
taste
smell
feel
then why do people always talk about a "sixth" sense when they refer to an extra or unique skill?
Surely a sense of humour is the sixth sense that most people posess, anything else would be a seventh sense.
Sodding scientists.