The revenge of the stripey socks - a DFW adventure

Pippilongstocking

Spendaholic_Chick wrote: »

:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:

*stores that one up in head*

DS insisted that he wanted it buried in a garden - as we rent we would have had to leave him behind somewhere when we moved - only dad's would do for DS - the guinea pig was carefully frozen and put in a freezer bag thing and taken frozen - somehow that sounds worse doesn't it?

Maybe this thread should be - how not to parent?!!

MrsAudus2b

Hey Fay Fay

Regarding student loans..I don't think about mine either. I don't include it in my debt total and I don't think about about it when I consider my DF date. At the moment I pay about £40 a month...but have no idea how much is left or anything! It's too easy as comes straight out of wages. Besides, Martin says in an article its the one of the best loan rates you can have....and who are we to argue? :rotfl:

xx

Piquant_2

A frozen dead guinea pig! Now that's style... err, you didn't kill it for the occasion, did you? Please say you didn't :rotfl:

Spendaholic_Chick

Omg you froze the poor thing? I am actually lol here :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Pippilongstocking

fayjmck wrote: »

DS insisted that he wanted it buried in a garden - as we rent we would have had to leave him behind somewhere when we moved - only dad's would do for DS - the guinea pig WHO HAD PREVIOUSLY DIED OF NATURAL CAUSES was carefully HUMANLY frozen and put in a freezer bag thing and taken frozen - somehow that sounds worse doesn't it?

Maybe this thread should be - how not to parent?!!

I have edited as necessary......sighs..........whilst I have stopped giggling.:D

Piquant_2

Spendaholic_Chick wrote: »

Omg you froze the poor thing? I am actually lol here :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Me too, can you imagine going to the freezer for the oven chips???I suppose the shock would help with the diet, you'd probably not fancy chips for a while...

Pippilongstocking

MRS A AND MARTIN SAY I CAN temporarily FORGET ABOUT MY STUDENT LOAN - WOOO HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

VERY HAPPY BUNNY - NOT A GUINEA PIGGIE IN SIGHT

runs off to reduce debt by 14k

Piquant_2

fayjmck wrote: »

MRS A AND MARTIN SAY I CAN temporarily FORGET ABOUT MY STUDENT LOAN - WOOO HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

VERY HAPPY BUNNY - NOT A GUINEA PIGGIE IN SIGHT

runs off to reduce debt by 14k

Confused I know both of them are engaged, but not to each other surely...

Lemon_Tree

hi love the diary, not sure my piggies would like a visit to the freezer though. Going to have to subscribe as it's good to see something so light hearted yet determined if you know what i mean.

Pippilongstocking

Piquant wrote: »

Me too, can you imagine going to the freezer for the oven chips???I suppose the shock would help with the diet, you'd probably not fancy chips for a while...

OK - not sure I actually want to confess this but - here goes:
[disclaimer - all the dead things currently and in the past that have been in my freezer ALL died of natural causes]

Non edible things in the freezer are currently:

Two tubs of lush frozen gel stuff
Bloodworms for the fish
Said Guinea pig's chum who died later and we have decided to bury in a nice pot here
A Puffin that someone gave us for a friend who is a naturalist artist - for her to draw - its beautiful not a mark on it - only issue is that it is dead
A jack snipe that I was given at work today to ID - its there until I can get it verified by a bird expert.

IN the past we have had:
Eagles - being invesigated incase it was killed illegally
Lamb milk
Cow special calf milk
Eagles poo - lots of it for a pal who was researching sea eagles on Mull
Puffins - see one below
Corncrakes - for ex ex ex's work
Gold crest - being kept until the kids came home from dads to show them it
Mostly for research things - don't most folk have various birds of prey


Isnt it the same in most households???We keep food in there too. Just not on the same shelf.