***Pah its Monday again- Daily Chat***

sammy115

chicken, orzo pasta and green pesto.....yum yum

ZTD

pepe2008 wrote: »

Morning Luc, Maz.

SRM, dont waste your £10 on a SAR.....it only covers information held on computer records, it does not cover written letters or phone call transcripts. You'd only get a printout with your name, adress etc .
Just complain to their Customer Service Director ( get their name from their website, or by phoning up) tell them you have some serious concerns about their internal Security. Or get through to their Senior Data Protection Officer, they MUST have someone responsible for DP as Law.

The old 80's data protection act was like that. The updated one covers all data.

Buffythedebtslayer

Lucifa73 wrote: »

Do you mean thieving be-atch:rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl:Yes I do!! harvest Stealer!

he he these games are addictive!!

Shoe_Gal

sammy115 wrote: »

Think of the overtime...are you down at the anti viral suite again....

Deidre Barlow is only 54! That can't be right, she is only 10 years older than me.....:o

Scary isn't it

becky_rtw

I like snooker when I cant sleep

I looooove cricket - my favourite grandad (before you ask I had 4 :eek:) taught me all the rules as a child and it still gives that warm fuzzy glow I had around him when I watch it

He also taught me how to make snowballs (the cocktail) as a 12 year old

sallyx

Ive added party photos on FB if anyone wants to see the cake!!

ZTD

LouiseJ wrote: »

:mad: sorry for the rant but I am hopping mad

took MIL for a grocery shop and she made a comment about how I leave the boys at lunch time to fend for themselves and I should be looking after them as they are "my family".

Now the boys are 14 and 16 and are more than capable of making beans on toast or a sandwich for themselves and I was not put on this earth to be a effing servent.

Oh and apparantly I should put my family before my job..........she hasnt got an effing clue.

The irony in all of this is that I was taking HER grocery shopping when I should have been looking after my ikkle wikkle boys.

I think steam is going to come out of my ears I really do:mad:

Oh dear. Your mum thinks you've been giving birth to southerners too...

Of course if she'd said that with them present they would have nodded in total agreement and then the instant she turned her back they would have made curling gestures with their fingers against their temples.

My grandmother started work at 14. My parents both started work at 15. Real work - not YTS.

Just to put things in perspective.

sammy115

My grandma taught me how to make snowballs. And knit poodles that covered wine bottles, dolls that covered toilet rolls and snakes that kept draughts out......

She also taught me to love Englebert Humperdink......

I am sooooo going to enjoy being a nana....

Burlesque_Babe

blimey - huge gap between Ken and Deidre then - Ken Roach is 77 I think!

sammy115

ZTD wrote: »

My grandmother started work at 14. My parents both started work at 15. Real work - not YTS.

YTS :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:I started off as one of them...:rotfl: