Attack April with An Alternative Approach; the NSD Challenge.

chris81418

LadyfromVenice wrote: »

Chris81418: My Dad has an old Yamaha AS1 (original 1971 model) which needs tarting up as it's been in the shed since I was born (nearly 40 yrs:eek:). He was going to do it himself but just hasn't got round to it. I'm looking to sell it, wish I could ride a motorbike.

... if only I had the space and money, I'd gladly take it off your hands - it would be a fanastic bike to take down to Goodwood for the Revival or even the Festival of Speed.

Well down BTW to 3Dogs & Co with chasing off that troll!

skaps

Hi spoon, i didnt have id so my friend had to put the bet on and while she was filling out the form the woman asked me to leave the shop even though i was not doing anything!
I dont think i can count yesterday as a NSD now - have not had one since Tuesday now. :mad:

teenyweenyspender

NSD No. 6/20

Yippeee

mookiepook

Morning all - and thanks for your entertaining posts. The cheek of that troll - cheeky b***er. Well, thanks to your help I managed to spend less than £2 in Wilko yesterday and only £12 odd in Asda which is absolutely amazing for me - it really works, when you start thinking about NSD's and LSD's. Today should be an NSD cos we don't need anything and I plan to stay put - hoping for a bit of sunshine later. Have a lovely day everyone xx

cw18

Managed my 3rd NSD on Friday, but had to spend yesterday (DS finished the milk before turning in on Friday night/Saturday morning) !!!!

Not sure whether today will be an NSD or not..... I plan to spend most of it on my major declutter (which normally keeps me out of the shops), but need to nip down to work (Mr M) to see if a shift swap is happening this week or not (the lass I need to speak to is in today, but I won't see her again until after the swap if it's going ahead). Plan to go down early (before Whoospies get 'interesting'), as going down towards the end of the day could be rather dangerous for my purse

WelshWoofer

Morning all!
I'm hoping for a NSD today - I have to do the weekly shop but that's from a different budget and planned for - I also have £9 in vouchers to use on it (£6 Mr S voucher, £2.50 nectar voucher, 50p voucher).

OH is threatening to start the front garden tidy up today so we may need a trip to B&Qs but hopefully not.

Goo dluck to everyone else. No UNREQUIRED spending ladies (and gent?)!

BigMummaF

solventsoon wrote: »

Hello ddh213....
Alternatively, you could come to Glasgow with us and we could use you for target practice - I have a very effective troll zapper gun!!

Nah! We'll just use 'it' as a decoy to distract the bouncers And the only thing I fed our little visitor was a rather large helping of raspberries so here's hoping the audible [virtual] ones have the same effect on a troll's digestive system as the fruit does on mine :rotfl:That'll keep the twit busy for a while & fingers X the loo roll has run out :j

niccatw wrote: »

The troll might well be a wee ned (I'm pretty sure that translates as chav, but less Burberry and more tracksuit with baseball cap at 45 degree). In which case putdowns will be good practise for you all on the 30th.

PureDeadDopey will perhaps make sure the next lingo lessons are adequate putdowns (that we can put on a public forum ).

Oh, wedding RSVP and birthday cards got in the way of NSD 3.

You must teach me in the ways of organising NSD's!

Though, as I paid the CC off at the beginning of the month, there's not much left so NSD's toward the end of the month should get easier .

OOHhhh roo-dees! Yes Pleeeez :T Then I can tell the Offspring what I think of their ridiculous ideas & they won't have a clue
As for the cards, I try to keep a little stock of general cards that would be OK for friends & also some of those nice notelet type cards that would also be suitable for almost any occasion. It's still only a hand-written letter, but jazzed up a bit with a pretty/comical picture on the front!

chris81418 wrote: »

Hi everyone....Anyway, I'd gladly provide a motorcycle escort; and normally I'd wear my kilt at the drop of a hat - unfortunatley, motorbikes and kilts don't mix sez hoo :shocked: ...

Does that mean you'll join us on our happy wanderings? And if you already have the tartan, any recommendations of sights to see during our stay? Of course I am talking of cultural & educational Chris; you'll have to excuse the harmless reference to male totty--we're not all like that! :whistle:

For anyone whose an Emmerdale fan, I saw 'Cain' on a chat show t'other day & he was saying he suffers with Crohns too. He's running the marathon again this year to raise money for that & Leukemia research; plus he's married to the lady playing the vet whose apparently just turned up in the Dales. Me muvva watches it but I gave up on most soaps a few years back, when they all began copying the same story-lines within days of each other

I had a little smile on my face as I climbed the wooden hill to Bedfordshire last night --I've only gone & got FIVE nsds out of the last seven ain't I :j Yesterday was indeedy No5 if you please, so woo-hoo to meeeeeeeeeeeeeee!

slowlyfading

solventsoon wrote: »

slowlyfading: wow, you’re on a roll now, no 8 - think that’s 8 in a row now - well done.:j My fingers are, however, getting a bit cramped from keeping them crossed for you, please can I uncross them now?;)

Thanks! Think it was number 9 though and yes, uncross them before they fall off!

pure_dead_dopey

Morning All

Glad to see that that wee troll has been zapped, sad wee nerd obviously. I am trying hard to think of some Glasgow put downs, however as Nic says a bit difficult to find any that are suitable for the ears of all you ladies, iyswim?

However, this mornings a transport one because we will need to be on a bus or the clockwork orange at some point.

comeoangetaffmabus please alight from my mode of transport
naepukingoanmabus please do not throw up on my bus
yerranoffyplasterhen you are a bit of a pain in the but young lady!!

These all work better if you say them out loud.............

Have a good NSDing day

BigMummaF

Have a read of THIS. Someone posted the link on another thread, but the article is oh so pertinent to us on here!
See? We're not as barmy as folk would have us