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*Daily Chat Thread*14th Aug 2008**
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Water getting into the car and getting into the electrics.What the bloomin hex is water ingress?????
Now why do I suddenly feel as though this is a blonde woman trap type of question?This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0 -
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I think it may be full fat milk. On that subject I would love to have a small cold glass bottle of silver topped milk with all that cream at the top. Was it Thatcher who stopped that???
We used to get that at school, with a straw pierced through the silver top, but they always used to leave it near the radiators so it was unpleasantly warm.. was very ill one day after school milk
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Thanks for that. Will actually research beforehand rather than panicking a couple of days before MOT due date. :rolleyes: Fingers crossed no drama this time, kicking the car and swearing is not a good look. :eek:It Will be Mine.............ITV Cash Win, Ipod Touch & Spa BreakI have the comping bug!
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Boris, it only gets worse. Wait until you start arguing with OH about how much time you spend on here.This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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oh, god, I used to hate school milk _pale_ Warm and icky in the summer, frosty bit at the top in the summer - ours was always kept outside. Have to confess to being a swotty milk monitor though - my first position of 'power' at the age of 7!!!
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Boris, it only gets worse. Wait until you start arguing with OH about how much time you spend on here.
I only go on at work really so it doesn't interfere with anything important:rolleyes:26.2.19/14.1.19: T MC 3629.26/3629.26 : VM 0% 1050/13876.59 : W 0% 100/1485 = 4409.26/18990.85 =25.17%28.1.19/28.1.19 Hubs 0% £400/£2,977 =13.44%SPC 2019 #073
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Lol so you had your first position at the age of 7 then!Burlesque_Babe wrote: »oh, god, I used to hate school milk _pale_ Warm and icky in the summer, frosty bit at the top in the summer - ours was always kept outside. Have to confess to being a swotty milk monitor though - my first position of 'power' at the age of 7!!!
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(Land_of)_Maz wrote: »I think that would be a fab idea... but how hard would it be logistically?
lets think this one thru.........
We'll we'd need a seperate discussion thread just for book swaps and everyone registers thier interest (maybe even gets a number?). We can then either;
a) list what type of books we like (on the first post where there will be a list of registered people) so that people with that genre can offer up a random book or a certain title.
b) Post what book we are looking for and see who has it
c) take pot luck and get a book off someone!
We either then leave that people post when they are ready to swap, or we conduct a mass-swap once a month on the same day where everyone posts the next book to the next person on the list?????
EDIT - Or everyone posts the title of the book they have to swap and then send it to whoever asks for it first (or whoever offers up a book of interest the send back).Sept '08-Natwest Loan [strike]£15,378.68 [/strike] £14,582.44
Credit/Store Cards [strike]£19,005.99[/strike] £18,860.23 :eek:MBNA £10,143.30, Natwest [strike]£3,209.79[/strike] £3,208.38, BankofScotland £1,889.94, Barclaycard £1,607.65, CapitalOne £1,383.53, Sygma £627.40, RiverIsland [strike]£144.35[/strike] £0.00!AIM - Debt free by the time I'm 30
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