Debts in the City. A Modern Girls Guide to Life in 2009. My story.

laura2481

rosered1963 wrote: »

he rolled his eyes at me the way horses do when they see dustbins!

And how exactly do horses roll their eyes at dustbins? Is it a look of lust or disgust?!:D:rotfl:

rubyslipper

rosered1963 wrote: »

Just seen the farmer - he rolled his eyes at me the way horses do when they see dustbins!

Rosered seriously, stop it. You're KILLING me today. Boss is wondering why I'm stifling laughter the whole time. :rotfl:

Swinstie73

laura2481 wrote: »

And how exactly do horses roll their eyes at dustbins? Is it a look of lust or disgust?!:D:rotfl:

Exactly what I was thinking! I can't quite work that one out

dozy-debtor

Definately a look of disgust with a slight hint of lust in there considering the unashamed display of lingerie!! :rotfl:

Swinstie73

dozy-debtor wrote: »

Definately a look of disgust with a slight hint of lust in there considering the unashamed display of lingerie!! :rotfl:

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Well that's me finished for the night, have my niece's dance display tonight, about three hours of kids running around a stage - actually the wee ones are funny, they just stand with a look of bewilderment on their faces.

This is when I should have a laptop - will just have to catch up tomorrow - nite everyone x

rubyslipper

Swinstie73 wrote: »

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Well that's me finished for the night, have my niece's dance display tonight, about three hours of kids running around a stage - actually the wee ones are funny, they just stand with a look of bewilderment on their faces.

This is when I should have a laptop - will just have to catch up tomorrow - nite everyone x

Night night Swinstie! :hello:

mynameiscatherine

Evenin' all!

Wow I'm loving all this talk of horses and dustbins! I've had a day off work today to spring clean my house so I'm knackered!

I have good positive things to bring along to the thread!

OH just came home in a great mood and has gone off to get us some chip shop chips, battered sausages mmmmmm.

and and and

I WON £20 ON A FREE SCRATCHCARD WOOOOOOHHHHHHHOOOOO:j

I was umm-ing and ahh-ing about making some scones tonight but didn't want to go and spend money on the ingredients then I won money. The scones are meant to be it seems

So everybody sign up to Take-a-Break bingo quick......

I JUST WON MORE MONEY OMG OMG OMG. I thought I'd buy some 50p tickets with my winnings and I WOOOOOOOONNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN. Wow I'm about having a heart attack. There's £121 in my account.

Somebody fetch me a paper bag I can't breathe:eek: *faints*

savingholmes

wow well done catherine! or WTG!!!

I make about £30 a month on free scratchcards - they are definitely worth looking into!

on the cashback thing - sometimes you have to spend money but sometimes there are free trials.... I've made loads on them LOL...

Dozydee - forgive me for cutting and pasting this from my diary but.... the paper hat challenge is where you are in a friendly race to be the first one to pay off £15K (since the start of the challenge which was about Oct) - if you win you get a paper hat! :rotfl: Hence the name.... It's just a supportive place to record your progress.... and be challenged on any lack of it!

Its on the DFW board - join us go for it... We get new joiners every month so don't be put off because we have been going for a while. http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1227263

On the DFW board there is also the make £10 a day challenge - that is where you use cashback sites, gambling loopholes, selling stuff etc to make extra cash and keep a record of it. We share ideas on what you can do to get started. Free daily scratchcards for example give me £30 every month, I also get an average of £15 from bingoport, since last July I have had hundreds of pounds from various cash back sites, I've also made the odd tenner from writing reviews... http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1521467

Hope that helps - I liked the underwear story to rosered

rosered1963

Swinstie73 wrote: »

Exactly what I was thinking! I can't quite work that one out

Hi all - horses are often afraid of wheelie bins and dustbins and they "shy" at them - sort of leap back and roll their eyes in fear - that's what the farmer did! Don't blame him as you could get satellite TV with one of my bras x

rupe34

Hi ladies - thank you SO MUCH - because I had the day from hell today, one way or another - and just when I thought that I was as low as I've been for a long time....I read Rosered's post about fancying Patrick from eastenders - and commenting on his lovely teeth:rotfl: I snorted out my tea all over my computer at work and then proceeded to start crying with laughter. All in my office were just looking at me - but thankfully they think I'm a bit nuts anyway and humour me.

Have caught up with the rest of the thread now - and seriously I have had the sort of day when I thought my depression was on its way back (its amazing how many of us have been there isn't it?:rolleyes: ) - a little scary, but you guys have totally helped. I am picturing the tractor/underwear/farmer shenanigans as I type :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: