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izzeyb

Snap-ant wrote: »

Just noticed our cat is sculpting our straight legged coffee table into Queen Anne shaped legs :mad:

I can hire our cat out as a very proficient wallpaper stripper, if anyone should need one!

Smart1e

Do you know what's so great about this thread? Apart from the obvious stitching up of Mr T it's the community spirit.

The fact that somebody (Tweets:)) asked how I got on with my problem last week and loads of lovely people I have never met:) gave me advice which pointed me in the right direction to sort things out!

I am off now to my Thursday quiz night, I've been doing a quick bit of homework on today's news so I can hopefully win a free drink:D... I'll no doubt be back in the early hours quickly!

Thank you lovely people have a fab evening!:A

:T:T:T

fourp

Snap-ant wrote: »

Just noticed our cat is sculpting our straight legged coffee table into Queen Anne shaped legs :mad:

At least Queen Ann had better legs than Princess Ann , maybe he'll do those on the chairs .

sorryaboutmywife

French_Knickers wrote: »

What book?

Dr John Sarno, The Mindbody Prescription

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Mind-Body-Prescription-John-Sarno/dp/0446675156/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1327612095&sr=8-2

Quite literally life changing for me:

Then: persistent RSI in both hands and arms, in constant pain and signed off sick indefinitely, totally unable to use computer

Now: pain free for 5 years, on the computer about 4 hrs a day typing etc

I got my life back thanks to that book :j

Ilovemykids

nikkilala wrote: »

Don't think you've missed too much, the biggies like the vitamin gitch & the WW meal glitch are finished now, but the 9 pack of Marsbars for 10p is still working;)



thankyou!

I love mars chilled then sliced into bite sizes!

sorryaboutmywife

izzeyb wrote: »

I can hire our cat out as a very proficient wallpaper stripper, if anyone should need one!

Yes please

Can also report the 1p BBQ grill scrubber thingys with handles are very effective at rubbing down the walls :rotfl:

locarr

LadyLeenie wrote: »

Evening guys
OH wants cheese and pineapple on sticks ,stuck in a foil covered spud at Toni`s reception No way :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Classy....loving the mini pizza's in Miss Laids pic!!:T

Locar is enjoying a large Jagermiester with a boots energiser shot!!mmmmm:cool:

lutzi1

artha wrote: »

I may be going out on a limb here but I do think that heated debate and exchange of ideas (rational of course) is not bickering. and is part of the everyday life that should be embraced on this thread:)

I totally agree Artha, it's when it gets personal or rude that a line is crossed. 'Twould be boring if we all thought the same.

Ilovemykids

locarr wrote: »

Age and vital statistics needed too please!!:cool:

sorry lol...........41 and Fat!! :o:o sadly true though need to loose eeeeeeeer cough .. stone! so the fat bit is therapy (perhaps I should write it down 20 times a day!) have been in denial for tooooo long!

oh and addited/dedicated 11+ er

zippydooda

Smart1e wrote: »

Hi Tweets thanks that was me! After all the kind suggestions on here I realised that the toilet cistern(built in) was leaking into the toilet so I took off a tile:eek: to see and it was constantly running even after it filled up:(

told ya:T

ZIPPYDOODA mogchops gave good advice, adding to that common water loss is from sticking ballcocks. 1st look at overflows from tank in roof if you have one. do this by looking for a small pipe coming out from just under guttering, (normaly at rear of house) 2nd if no flush has been made for 5 mins look inside your toilet systern by removing the lid. newer toilets if it is leaking the water will be constantly running into the toilet bowl. older ones it will be running into an overflow. obviously water has to be on to check these. hth

glad you found the cause