Notice to newcomers - Re: Trolls - part 8

Watalie

niccatw wrote: »

The reason I visit my parents is because of the dogs. :rotfl:

Sometimes it's the same for me... I never want to throttle the dogs... :rotfl::rotfl:

swanfan02

bottleofred wrote: »

I'm signing off now folks, but left you all a few morsels in case your hungry.

I wasn't but am now!!:drool::rotfl:

Watalie

Right lads... bed for me - night

3Dogs

AllieBallie wrote: »

3dogs - i was reading your signature and all this money you're making each month through auctions and whatnot must be making a fantastic impact on your debt/bank balance (not sure which is more appropriate!) keep up the brilliant work bonnie lass

Unfortunately most of that money was for THAT holiday which, although we went as guests, cost us a lot for kennels, travel, clothes and spending money, though we did clear two smaller debts with some of it. Although we could not really afford it, the offer of a holiday of a lifetime was too much to turn down

But from now on, all our moneymaking efforts are definitely going on the debts though

swanfan02

3Dogs wrote: »

Unfortunately most of that money was for THAT holiday which, although we went as guests, cost us a lot for kennels, travel, clothes and spending money, though we did clear two smaller debts with some of it. Although we could not really afford it, the offer of a holiday of a lifetime was too much to turn down

But from now on, all our moneymaking efforts are definitely going on the debts though

But just because you have a few debts doesn't mean you should enjoy yourself once in a while.;):cool:

AllieBallie

3Dogs wrote: »

Unfortunately most of that money was for THAT holiday which, although we went as guests, cost us a lot for kennels, travel, clothes and spending money, though we did clear two smaller debts with some of it. Although we could not really afford it, the offer of a holiday of a lifetime was too much to turn down

But from now on, all our moneymaking efforts are definitely going on the debts though

if i was offered the same holiday you were offered then i'd have done what you did - saved up and enjoyed myself as much as possible! i think the good thing is that although it was expensive and cost a lot in 'extras' (the clothes, the kennels etc) it has shown you that you can do the saving and selling part so maybe there's a little more light in the old tunnel

well done for clearing the 2 smaller debts either you kept that quiet or i missed it!!!:o

AllieBallie

swanfan02 wrote: »

But just because you have a few debts doesn't mean you should enjoy yourself once in a while.;):cool:

here here or is it hear hear?!

swanfan02

AllieBallie wrote: »

here here or is it hear hear?!

Hear hear i think but i've been drinking surprise, surprise.:rotfl::eek::eek:

handyman123_2

Hi all, Handy's been busy again. I'm trying to finish off that little 5 minute job a mate asked me to do in the evenings.

4 evenings and £20.00 in petrol and I have to go back tomorrow. I'm down £15.00 on materials already, and I don't think I'll see a penny for it:mad:

Sometimes trying to help those that won't help themselves is expensive.
I would rather folk's tell me it's going to be a charity job before I start. I would still do it as I hate to see people stuck. But to find out that the broken door was in a rented property that the landlord won't fix because the damage was self inflicted. (Boot through panel cos keys were inside).
Stretches even my good nature.

Rant over, How is everybody. Busy day I see.:D
Cheers, handy.

AllieBallie

swanfan02 wrote: »

Hear hear i think but i've been drinking surprise, surprise.:rotfl::eek::eek:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: