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Tesco Discussion Chats & Grabbits 11+ Xmas/NY (Incorporating HC's Glitch & B1tch Pub)
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Not sure of you caught up yet, basically they kicked off due to a draft, lewis looked like he might cry, both walked off, came back, started to play and threw a hissy fit again, in the end they both agreed to play!
Yeah just catching up now, darting drama, loving it! Got matchsticks to keep my eyes open now though :rotfl:...those who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't mind.
PRIDE
There's a fork in the road, which way will you go
You standing still or will you step into the great unknown,
Is yours to decide, this is your life.
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freddies_flyers_two wrote: »That actually makes it sound interesting!
Hey! No darts bashing!
:p 
It's been a very exciting evening I'll have you know! and a very excitng championship come to think of it!
I'll just toddle back to the oche and shut up now! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:...those who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't mind.
PRIDE
There's a fork in the road, which way will you go
You standing still or will you step into the great unknown,
Is yours to decide, this is your life.
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I don't normally watch it, but BIL persuaded him to put a bet on and the drama has the ooh factor for me haha.freddies_flyers_two wrote: »That actually makes it sound interesting!
I'm really enjoying itlookinforabargain wrote: »Yeah just catching up now, darting drama, loving it! Got matchsticks to keep my eyes open now though :rotfl: careful with those match sticks!
Everything will be ok in the end, and if it isn't ok then it isn't the end
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Corn snakes are very gentle creatures..... if ever you want to try to overcome the fear this would be where to start..... I have managed to get one petrified friend, who previously used to walk in and round the walls on the opposite side if the room to the tank to now at least stand beside it...... and another who was really nervous initially to handle it. I do get some strange looks off folk walking by when I am wandering round the front garden with him hanging round my neck! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
I run away like something posessed if I come across a slow worm when I'm gardening so there is no way on earth I could be persuaded to hold an actual snake!
Years ago a neighbour of mine used to sit in his garden with some ruddy great lizard on his shoulder as "it liked being in the sunshine".
I'd have to go inside in case he wanted to chat!!
I don't like touching a live fish either....no way I could take one off a hook while it was wriggling.
Give me a nice cuddly lion, tiger or bear anyday!!My husband says he will leave me if I don't stop shopping......... God I will miss that man.0 -
Just caught up again........ only went to watch a film, came back and you lot had clocked up another 15 odd pages :eek::eek:
Love all the pet pictures and JJ..... I have so gotta try to make some butter, your pics are truly inspiring :T
Off to bed now, night all If at first you don't succeed ........
Alternative autism therapies should be free!!0 -
Mushroom and Lady, adopted in 2001 at age 5 (approx.) from the RSPCA in Bath at the same time as Harvey and Rumple. Mushroom had one front leg missing but he was soooooooo fast! Lovely boy, sadly lost to me in 2005.
Another of Lady, taken at the end of 2010, showing she still has spirit despite being desperately ill a few days earlier, waged a brilliant battle against renal failure, surprising everyone with her will to survive, but she sadly lost her spark on 6th Jan 2011 and I had to say goodbye. Still not over it, had her 10 years, the longest I've had any cat that I've lost, miss her every day even a year later
Lovely Mollie (renamed from Meg), a chirping chatty daft cat, a real people cat, used to cry at the bottom of the stairs like you'd left her alone for weeks when you'd been gone 2 minutes. Adopted with her brother Gunther (formerly Mog!!) in 2005 at age 6/7 a few months after losing Mushroom. Died in March 2009, the only cat I couldn't say goodbye to as she just went suddenly in hospital
Still more to come!!No Buying Unnecessary Toiletries 2023
Outside of a dog, a book is a man's best friend
Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read - Groucho Marx0 -
Reminds me of my younger days (not that I am old mind). Went fishing with my brother a few times, we used to team up, I hate maggots/castors and he hated touching the fish so we helped each other haha. I want to add a picture of my old dogs but can't find one think they are all on external hard drive so I reserve the right to add one at a later dateI don't like touching a live fish either....no way I could take one off a hook while it was wriggling.
Give me a nice cuddly lion, tiger or bear anyday!!
Everything will be ok in the end, and if it isn't ok then it isn't the end0 -
Ok so 2012 didn't start off too well. Went to an out of my way Ts and only came out with a TS3 toy, 2 Illooms and a Nevada Desert Flower plug-in (first I've seen mind you). DS1 was asking for his father which after my first lone New Years was like a stake through the heart. Got to the folks who took the kids for a while to let me tackle another Ts in peace.
Lets' just say I walked out of the 2nd Ts knowing that the boys birthdays and Xmas's for the forseeable future are now sorted! Forgive the mass of pics but there was too much stuff for one pic.
Toy Story 3 Marbz tins - £2.59 (not a great bargain but fab for storing all the 10p bags of Marbz I have)
GoGos Gold Series tins - 44p
Card-Jitsu tins - 89p
Cars & TS3 Bubble Lanyards - 20p
Cars Bags (bought a couple of weeks ago but forgot to post) - 50p
Illooms Pumpkin & Scream balloons - 88p
Harry Potter jigsaw puzzles - 80p
My Little Pony - 15p
Toy Story 3 Action Links - £3.99
GX Racers - £1
Fisher Price Waybuloo Nok Tok - 60p
ZingZillas Poseable Zak - 4p
ZingZillas Microphone - £1.50
Wonderpets Plush - 30p
Mini Laptop - £1.75
My 1st Laptop - £2.25
Mini Driver - £3
Hammering Bench - £1.50
My 1st Guitar - £1.50
Stacking Stars - 75p
Mobile phone - 75p
Also saw a baby walker for £6.25 and a wooden pull along animal for £1.50.
Oh and while stopping for munchies at an express, I spotted a lonely Sienna Gold Lighter. Even in the express it was 1p and the girl on the till couldn't have been happier to sell it to me at that price :T0 -
Night Night folks..... thanks for the lovely pet pics i've seen today..... waiting for a few more of the 'unusual' ones now! Would have plenty to post if I was at my other halfs place, but as he lives about 120 miles away I can't just 'pop' round to take some photos.:(:(:( Boo hoo, I miss him so much sometimes :cool::o so i'm glad you lot are here to put a smile on my face.
How the Military Wives... (and no doubt the odd Hubby,) manage is beyond me, a huge :T to any of you out there!0
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