The Matrix - Re-Evolution!!

starnac

Karmacat wrote: »

**points finger** s'il vous plait.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: typical british abroad?????

Firewalker

Bitsy_Beans wrote: »

B*gger all chance of that happening then. I can't even understand Twitter posts as they all look like computer code :rotfl:

Rent is passive income and so are returns on investment. Don't call it off yet (yet being the key word). Also, websites can be developed in partnerships...

FW

Memory_Girl

starnac wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: typical british abroad?????

Only if you shout and point your fingers - Oh and do the socks and sandals thing too

MG

Firewalker

My Dad used to do the speaking louder thing - mainly to MrF.

FW

Marru

I have been translating today a tax audit report from Finnish to English :eek: Perhaps I should have tried some of those techniques :rotfl:

Karmacat - thank you for that, I shall be practicing

Memory_Girl

Just watching the news - do you think they might put a plea out for anyone with photos on their phones of rioters to submit the images?

I'd imagine that there must be a lot of "evidence" floating around.

I guess they will get their money's worth from all the CCTV that's been installed.

I notice the "single mum" bashing has started too - DS1 admitted to the community bobby today that if I ever caught him looting he would be on a plane to "Officers Training" in Botswana before he would ever get into the house again.................................... I think I am turning in to my Mother:eek: .............. and she's had two husbands :rotfl:

MG

Bitsy_Beans

Karmacat wrote: »

Ooh Bitsy, what part? I was round Heacham/Kings Lynn way last month



Totally agree on needing as much income as possible to be passive, and to have several streams .... at the moment, I'm just about keeping my head above water, plus working hard on improving my standard of living in the house - spaciousness, decoration, insect-proofing.

As for the £300 .... well, has anybody else on here done the £10 a day challenge? Thats roughly the amount you make if you do that! I used to regularly make just over £300 - from all the classic dfw ways - selling on amazon, matched betting, banking offers, free bingo, mystery shopping, all of it. And plenty of people were aiming for £20 a day trouble is, with doing it with those sorts of things, the hourly rate was very low, if you worked it out, so it left no time for actual living. But its possible, even with that stuff.

We are headed to near Wymondham. It's one of the few Caravan Club CL sites that accepted children :eek: We were over near Sunny Hunny last year

No idea what matched betting is Can't stand bingo and although I'd love to try MS I have no idea how you get into it
Clearly I need to read some more threads on DFW but then again I just seem to struggle fitting everything in It's bad enough juggling kids, other peoples kids, housework, my own interested, cooking and gardening. I know I know they all sound like excuses but I just can't face the idea of spending all my time rushing from one thing to another.

Marru - oooh do share the blog

Karmacat

I didn't say I **liked** bingo - I made money at it in the background while I was on the computer for other reasons :D:D if it will net me hundreds of pounds - which it did, in those balmy days - then I can bear to press a few buttons. Over and over again. And then again.

As for juggling things - well, I found it incredibly difficult *without* having children - how people with kids do it at that level, I have no idea

It doesn't sound like excuses, Bitsy - it sounds like you're already using all the energy you've got! Thats quite different :grouphug:

Wymondham! I know the name, tho we didn't go there (didn't do as much as my sister and I would've done, cos our mum was with us). Fancy not many sites accepting children- I really miss the confused smiley when I read a statement like that ....

starnac

Memory_Girl wrote: »

Only if you shout and point your fingers - Oh and do the socks and sandals thing too

MG

my 3yo stayed at my mum's the other night and in the morning was getting dressed and my mum tried to put socks on her. apparently she stood there hands on hips and declared "mamgu you do not wear socks and sandals!" a bit but also for her telling her grandmother off

Bitsy_Beans

Karmacat wrote: »

IWymondham! I know the name, tho we didn't go there (didn't do as much as my sister and I would've done, cos our mum was with us). Fancy not many sites accepting children- I really miss the confused smiley when I read a statement like that ....

Probably because they are too noisy or a disturbance <shrug> Lets be honest even I can be positively phobic about other peoples little darlings when they're not kept in check
We are staying on a CL site which is restricted to only 5 caravans. I like that as it means I am not constantly watching the kids wandering off into the distance on a large caravan park. Plus I find it quieter and you don't tend to be pitched on top of one another.