MSE Pregnancy Club XVI

kindofagilr

Evansangel wrote: »

Haha i was just trying to justify a battery charger to OH for that same reason!
I said over the next few years we'll be taking loads of pics and therefore getting through lots of batterys, which are expensive. Therefore a battery charger will save money. But he said it wont and they are rubbish lol.

Its so hot in here at work

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I totally agree with the battery charger, they are they the way to go, normal AA batteries do not last in digital cameras, therefore I think recharagble ones are the best

How cant they leave negative feedback? I am onfused

Awww EA my little wispa doesnt bite, and he doesnt smell and he is just so cute

Fidget

I wouldn't mind a yorkshire terrier - much better pets. I've been so broody for a dog while I've been pregnant it's weird. We already have a cat that we didn't choose to have, although she is lovely, it's going to be a pain and make me feel cruel trying to make her stay out at during the cold winter nights when the baby comes. She would definitely try to sleep in a cot and if you shut doors on her she pulls the carpet up!

Evansangel

kindofagilr wrote: »

I totally agree with the battery charger, they are they the way to go, normal AA batteries do not last in digital cameras, therefore I think recharagble ones are the best

How cant they leave negative feedback? I am onfused

Awww EA my little wispa doesnt bite, and he doesnt smell and he is just so cute

Sellers aren't allowed to leave negative feedback now, but they can leave follow up feedback in reply to your negative feedback.

Also, if a seller leaves negative feedback in the positive feedback bit they get in trouble cause its naughty

I once bid on a load of stuff when i was like 15 and didn't pay, and they blocked my ebay account and my email address so i couldn't re sign up. Doesn't matter cause since i've grown up i've signed up with a spare email i had and now have 32 positive feedbacks, go me x

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BeenieCat

aless i know lol, i have 200+ feedback and have never done anything like this but my guilt will have to take a back seat, he won't lose anything except some time.

I'm gonna ring him now and explain

Evansangel

Fidget wrote: »

I wouldn't mind a yorkshire terrier - much better pets. I've been so broody for a dog while I've been pregnant it's weird. We already have a cat that we didn't choose to have, although she is lovely, it's going to be a pain and make me feel cruel trying to make her stay out at during the cold winter nights when the baby comes. She would definitely try to sleep in a cot and if you shut doors on her she pulls the carpet up!

Thats like our kitten, we took him in from SIL and im trying to teach him that he's not allowed in the nursery but he still goes in and gives me a sad look when i tell him off, therefore making me feel guilty! :rolleyes:

He loves OH though, he follows him around and waits outside the bedroom door in the morning for him to wake up.

Evansangel

Beenie, if you've already paid he might already have the money. Paypal is quite quick sometimes x

nikkit72

i had a similar thing happen to me , yes it did pee me off a bit , but i just notified ebay got all my fees back , nothing lost, the seller can even offer it to another buyer if there was more tahn you bidding.

BeenieCat

I know, i'm gonna speak to him (ok i lied, i'm paying my mam to do it LOL) i've passed on his number she's gonna pretend to be me, i am offering to pay his fees just for the hassle of it, and see what he says hopefully he'll be nice otherwise i'm stuck with it


eww, no answer on his phone

BeenieCat

The bidder below me bid £2 less than i did :eek:

Evansangel

Haha i used to pay my mum to call into work sick for me! lol.

I even offer to pay OH in sexual favours (that will never get carried out, but im to poor to offer money now days)to call in sick for me, but he still says no Hahaha x