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CookieRaider

HC will you leave the couch alone plz ???????
Come out and play

kadison

zippydooda wrote: »

i thought you had a dog, how could you not look forward to it playing in the snow. mine loves it.:)

I have no dog. Last time it snowed I put on my outdoor clothes as normal plus a large hat, woomphed myself back onto the deep snow in the back garden, in full view of several neighbours and made a snow angel. All alone, giggling and whooping out loud. I'm 33, a looney and proud of it!

Love your dog, though I can never understand how/why dogs roast themselves as much as they do, our black lab Sindy used to practically have her paws in our fire!

APennysaved - An uncle Phil e-mail for definite, they have no right to treat you this way, even if you had committed a crime you wouldn't have been humiliated like that! Obviously they don't know their jobs and are taking it out on you, let us know how it works out xx

CookieRaider

3Dogs, HC, Anyone? OK so no nightshift on a Friday must be a first. :beer:

kadison

tweets wrote: »

Wonder how many will need these for when the snow comes.

I have a pair like those, these are mine and they're incredible, they give me so much confidence when the ground is slippy!

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queen_of_cheap wrote: »

my crumpets can only have butter and marmite on them

and then my cat licks the juice off the plate afterwards :rotfl:

I must confess to being a marmite lover, but only on toast with butter. My crumpets have butter and jam, a friend of mine said to me the other day that she hated that thought, she loves cheese on hers, I was a bit :eek: at the idea of cheese on crumpets - soooooo wrong!!!

Miss_Laid wrote: »

I have always worn high heels my legs hurt if I try to wear flatties

I am the total opposite, I hate heels, flats are brilliant!

CookieRaider

I have no dog. Last time it snowed I put on my outdoor clothes as normal plus a large hat, woomphed myself back onto the deep snow in the back garden, in full view of several neighbours and made a snow angel. All alone, giggling and whooping out loud. I'm 33, a looney and proud of it!

Well done you i would do that just to wind people up if the neighbours could see :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

CookieRaider

My two youngest DDs make snow angles whenever we get the snow

kadison

APennysaved wrote: »

Nothing yet...I signed up on the first day of the offer and got an email saying the mags are on their way. £1's been taken, but nothing in the post yet. I've cancelled my subscription already.

tessietwo wrote: »

No, not yet - although still plenty of time for them to come....before cancelling

Glad to hear it's not just me!

3Dogs - Glad your visit was a good one today xx

kadison

CookieRaider wrote: »

Well done you i would do that just to wind people up if the neighbours could see :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I quite like that they think I'm a looney, it's better than being boring! In my mind, you should never completely grow up, I can't imagine seeing a see-saw and NOT wanting to have a go on it! (I don't, but that's because I'd break it! :rotfl:)

CookieRaider

kadison wrote: »

I have no dog. Last time it snowed I put on my outdoor clothes as normal plus a large hat, woomphed myself back onto the deep snow in the back garden, in full view of several neighbours and made a snow angel. All alone, giggling and whooping out loud. I'm 33, a looney and proud of it!

Love your dog, though I can never understand how/why dogs roast themselves as much as they do, our black lab Sindy used to practically have her paws in our fire!

All dogs do it they copy us and move when they get to warm just like us, we just don't see it, although a dog has more tolerance to heat than a human hth

kadison

CookieRaider wrote: »

All dogs do it they copy us and move when they get to warm just like us, we just don't see it, although a dog has more tolerance to heat than a human hth

You're not kidding!!