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Gemini_Jes

Issyc wrote: »

Awww! Sorry about that. I had a phone call cancelling my orders for the Christmas stuff but a text message saying that my order for the roasting tins is ready for collection at Penybont.

Glad you got them...:)...will wait 'till Tesco have a glitch on them...:rotfl::rotfl:

kandfs_mam

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

The Bobbin is still there too! Only been in it once mind you and I didn't think much of it.

Och - as a student pub it was fab but I would probably think it was a right dive if I went back now. Our old haunts used to be Ma Cameron's & The Tappit Hen on a Wednesday followed by Henry J Beans & the Ministry of Sin on a Saturday and The Bobbin just about every day in between.

lutzi1

lovingtescoforever wrote: »

I would like to take tablets tbh. Hate feeling like I do.

Uni is the problem! I'm in my 1st year, looking for houses for next year. Assuming I would live with people I get on with on my floor, only to find out that I'm not invited into their circle.
Don't know where I am now living next year.

University isn't all as glamorous as people make out.

Any who I'm signing out, I'll let people know how my doctors appointment goes.

I can very much relate to what you say, LTF, my DD has just started at Uni this year, in a flat with 4 others. The girl she really got on with gave up and went home after 3 days and she's now got 3 boys who just treat the place as a (filthy) crashpad and one girl who's highly neurotic and pounces on her every time she gets home. She has also been worrying about where she's going to live next year, and with whom, (she was in a very similar position to you) though that seems to have sorted itself out this week, as we told her it would. Have you actually asked the people you get on with if flat hunting together could be an option - could be they're just being a bit thoughtless rather than rejecting you personally

Uni and being a young person isn't always easy, but from my own exerience I found that the first year is when you're getting used to things and finding your feet, and it's different from second and third years, things sort of settle down a bit then and you find some like minded people to hang around with.

If the people on your floor aren't working out, then isn't there society or two you could join to find some more kindred spirits? Or failing that, some local clubs or societies outside the Uni? I know it's probably not what you feel like doing right now, but getting out and mixing with others/ having a laugh can be such a tonic.

The good news is that, despite everyone telling you it's wonderful being young and in your twenties, things do actually get better as you get a bit older - there are too many things to worry about when you're just starting out. I personally thought 35 was a terrific age - what do others on here think?

Decay_2

frequent wrote: »

to be fair, my garage charges me to get rid of old oil and says it costs them money to dispose of.
sound right ?

When I worked in a garage we had a heater that ran on old engine oil

tricia89

hi again everyone
just want to check something
i was in tesco today with my mum and i thought even though i had no money to waste i'd have a look around and see if i had finally understood this DTD thing.
so i looked at loads of yellow label things and they said offer ends 14/2 or 28/2 then i saw one that said offer ends 7/2 (yesterday... obviously) does that mean that would be the one that might be a DTD thingy?

Miss_Laid

tricia89 wrote: »

hi again everyone
just want to check something
i was in tesco today with my mum and i thought even though i had no money to waste i'd have a look around and see if i had finally understood this DTD thing.
so i looked at loads of yellow label things and they said offer ends 14/2 or 28/2 then i saw one that said offer ends 7/2 (yesterday... obviously) does that mean that would be the one that might be a DTD thingy?

Until you scan it you won't know

locarr

frequent wrote: »

hearts broken in 3 minutes

you're not a yiddo are you freq?

I can see harry going from zero to hero in a very short space of time!!;)

bensonsmum

tricia89 wrote: »

hi again everyone
just want to check something
i was in tesco today with my mum and i thought even though i had no money to waste i'd have a look around and see if i had finally understood this DTD thing.
so i looked at loads of yellow label things and they said offer ends 14/2 or 28/2 then i saw one that said offer ends 7/2 (yesterday... obviously) does that mean that would be the one that might be a DTD thingy?

More than likely - but not guaranteed, the only way to find out if oyu haven't got a scanner is to buy it, if it goes through as dearer than the yellow SEL at the checkout - pay for it and say nothing and go to CS and get your DTD back, if it goes through the till at proper price then say oh sorry i forgot my purse im going to have to put it back sorry !!!

frequent

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

Well, lets be honest, he isn't the first Italian to abandon a sinking ship!

Sailing a bit to close to the [STRIKE]rock[/STRIKE] wind

Cappello hasn't won us anything.
The moment he went against the F.A it was all over,
jumped before pushed imvho.

Overpaid.

Underperformed.

Sounds like a banker to me.
Bye bye Fabio

Hello Harry :j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j

Our chances of winning the euro's just went up ( if you ignore Spain and Germany)

lutzi1

tweets wrote: »

Just seen weather forecast for thursday evening friday morning :eek: :(:(:(:(:eek: Snow loads of it. Looks worse than this saturdays and its still icy up here. Not got above freezing today

:eek::eek::eek: I have a flight to catch on Sunday !!! The thought of going away is what's keeping me sane in this msierable weather. I hate the back end of winter.