The Compers Inn - Part 15

bucks73

raggamuffin wrote: »

morning all
im passing eggs have loads to send if anybody needs any ,agree they take ages

im in the loosers corner so shove over and il snuggle up

will try to read back on this tread see if i have missed any of your wins ,
tryig to get evryting done while i have an hour or soon here to myself :j

raggamuffin do I have you on my fb i am JG - if not you could pm me your link if you want

keencomper

SFH - you got there before me lol
Nice & comfy too - might get carried away & forget what i'm suppost to be doing today.
Have to agree eggs do take a while - esp when they decide to play up & won't let me send to anyone that has sent them too me

raggamuffin

bucks73 wrote: »

raggamuffin do I have you on my fb i am JG - if not you could pm me your link if you want

have done :j

vwcampervan72

my OH cathyj :eek:

Splodz your bunnys sound like my dogs, they were 100% lezzies used to hump each other at every chance they had :rotfl:

Good luck with trying to stop them LOL

Off the dry the garden furniture off then back in the shed with it, its metal and its hammering it down here

Only got it last yr from tesco sale dont want to wreck it already

Splodz

vwcampervan72 wrote: »

Splodz your bunnys sound like my dogs, they were 100% lezzies used to hump each other at every chance they had :rotfl:

Good luck with trying to stop them LOL

She was humping this morning so I tried to pull her off - she was really holding on tight and I was pmsl!!! :rotfl: They've both been spayed too. Oh well, just as long as they don't embarrass me when we've got visitors!!! :rotfl:

bucks73

raggamuffin wrote: »

have done :j

think I added you the new fb confuses me:o

jenniwren12

Please Help!

I've recently started driving the 3 miles to nursery, walking home, then back and driving home. (I can't walk with DS cos it has some very steep hills, too far for him at 3!)

Anyway, I've just started the walk home, got half way and was being crippled by 'shin splints?' I thought I could walk it out, but the thought of the huge hill on the way back, I knew I wouldn't be able to do it.

So, Please, anybody, have you ever suffered with shin splints and whats the best way to deal with?
I really don't want to give up now

toniq

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Splodz wrote: »

She was humping this morning so I tried to pull her off - she was really holding on tight and I was when we've got visitors!!! :rotfl:

Splodz

jenniwren12 wrote: »

Please Help!

I've recently started driving the 3 miles to nursery, walking home, then back and driving home. (I can't walk with DS cos it has some very steep hills, too far for him at 3!)

Anyway, I've just started the walk home, got half way and was being crippled by 'shin splints?' I thought I could walk it out, but the thought of the huge hill on the way back, I knew I wouldn't be able to do it.

So, Please, anybody, have you ever suffered with shin splints and whats the best way to deal with?
I really don't want to give up now

I haven't had them but I believe the best treatment for shin splints is rest? Sorry if that's not what you wanted to hear. Although as I'm not in any way qualified as a sports therapist/doctor etc I would probably check!

Here is a link I found - http://www.sportsinjuryclinic.net/cybertherapist/front/lowerleg/shinsplints.htm.

Splodz

toniq wrote: »

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Oh no here we go again!

Ha ha ha ha ha! I obviously meant Chocolate was humping Ginger!! Ha ha! :rotfl: :rotfl: