Steel Players IQ

[Jason Lynch]

...my brain hurts now.....

[acerod]

Time for the knotted hankie Jason.

[Jason Lynch]

wet flannel on the forhead, methinks!

[Basil Henriques]

Time for the knotted hankie Jason.

Eureka !! ..Thanks my old friend, that has (Probably inadvertently) given the origin of the colloquialism "Get Knotted"

knot 1 |nät|
noun
1 a fastening made by tying a piece of string, rope, or something similar.
knot1 1
•N/A

verb ( knotted |nɑdəd|, knotting |ˈnɑdɪŋ|) [ trans. ]
1 fasten with a knot : the scarves were knotted loosely around their throats.
•Etc
PHRASES
tie someone ( up) in knots informal make someone completely confused : they tied themselves in knots over what to call the country.
tie the knot informal get married.
2. Get Knotted (colloquialism)
Origin, 'Jordie/Scots' A term of endearment implying Take a break, have a holiday
Originally used by "acerod", Jason Lynch and others with cephalalgia

[acerod]

Help. Is that like nostalgia only you get it in the cephal rather than the nost ?

[Basil Henriques]

Nope I think it's a variety of THIS

[acerod]

Yep. i was right.

[Tony Smart]

I know someone who got their meat and two veg. caught in the Mensa.

It ruined their Sunday lunchbox....