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HappyChappy84

Beki88 wrote: »

Hope no-one has answered this. Yes it is possible. My OH works for a phone company and it does happen, he says old sim cards in new phones are the worse. Voda may be able to swap the numbers etc if on sim but you may want to back it up to the phone just in case.

I wanted to individually reply to so many people but I forgot by the time I hit the reply button
So in general well done to anyone with finds, get well soon to ill people or those having a pants day, calm spirit (remember this one) so glad the kids are getting to go away Also congrats to Celebrate.

Talking of replying you never replied to my last PM.:o

brand8

QPR10 wrote: »

Orlando well kissimmee/davenport whenever I say Orlando people think I mean International Drive.

I went to a travel agent to pick their computer re flight times etc quoted 3500+ for me & my Mum flights, car hire & villa rental for a week !!.

I did it myself through Trailfinders (if thats not a contradiction) I told them exactly the flights etc I wanted it was 1693 could have got it cheaper if I'd really tried but it was all a bit rushed.

So we have a nice non stop flight getting in before it gets dark, 3 bed villa (for peace & quiet) private pool & jacuzzi & a medium sized 4 door car with free upgrade if I want it.

We may not do the parks this time walking is an issue or may do just one on mobility scooters (they must be better than the ones in Tesco) we are going to play it all by ear

Qpr that sounds brill wish i was going, we stayed in a villa with pool an jacuzzi was so much better than hotel time to relax after a long day in the parks with a glass of vino while kids played in pool. Was so expensive for us (9 and a half grand all in all inc park tickets as we paid for my parents inc their park tics) but every penny was worth it, the look on my littles ones face when he saw micky and all the gang was priceless these are memories that he will have all his life .

HappyChappy84

brand8 wrote: »

Oh qpr where abouts in america you going, we went to florida last sept was the best hol we have ever had. Been there 3 times now love all the theme parks and we are not big coaster fans, but there is so much else to do but with how much it costs we cant do it every year i hope you have a great time.:j

I don't think I'd ever visit America, if I did I'd want to visit the Amish places and Redneck country.:rotfl::rotfl:

I can highly recommend Canada, particularly the drive between Calgary (being greeted off the plane by a cow girl dressed in all the gear was something else) and Vancouver. Sis and I went off the main highway and sauntered along at 40mph taking in the views, stopping occasionally [STRIKE]to take pics[/STRIKE] to let the smell out the car from my sisters farts.:o

Out of all the places I've been there aren't many places I'd like to go back too but if I could I'd be on the next flight to Canada.

HappyChappy84

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

did you make a "dip" in the middle of the cake before you put it in the oven?

No, never saw that in the instructions.:huh:

MrRumples

Evening everyone
Not much to say, little trip to MrT today but nothing found.
Oh I rang CS over problem I had with DTD the other day and they are going to send a gift card. Isn't it funny how they believe DTD is policy for all over charges and the stores always say different.

Clipstrip_Bargains

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kadison wrote: »

I'm so sorry this has happened, hopefully something will get sorted xx



The AA are awful like that, I never 'renew', instead I get a new membership online each year, they needn't think I'm paying £121 when new members get it for £67 or thereabouts (going on last year's roadside relay prices) :eek::eek::eek:

Last couple of renews wehave called and they have matched the new customer price but what the ca/cs are not authorised to match is th Quidco/ tcb price - guess we will be cancelling this year we will save £80

DanielleNic87

Evening everyone :wave:

I caught up earlier, then fell asleep :rotfl:

I would like to apologise in advance for any stupid comments i may make tonight. I have finished a bottle of sparkling wine and now on to the champers.:rotfl:

Off to catch up on what I have missed......

brand8

Fudge_Cake wrote: »

Awww man czerzy!! Sorry to hear of your awful toothache! :eek::( I'm so slow at catching up, my appologies to everyone that I've missed out on important news. So glad you're feeling a bit better and fingers crossed it stays away! Glad b/f has been looking after you And I completely agree about taking tablets, when you're in pain, sometimes it just has to be done.



Evening celebrate, sounds like the perfect Saturday to me :T Baking is only fun when you get to lick the bowl! I bet the kids loved it
Oh and I'm 24 and I don't want to go out either! :eek::o:p:rotfl:


Very true QPR10, if either of us felt confident about driving over there, I would definitely look into it more, even with the cost of the health insurance. Neither of us have driven abroad and we definitely wouldn't want to drive an automatic! :eek: eeek! That's great about the blue badge though, thank you, if we do end up going in the future, that's extremely useful info :T

hi fudge really do not be afraid of driving over there i have driven twice over there now and belive me it is better driving over there than here. The roads are much wider the traffic flows better, i was really afraid of driving the first time i had never drove an automatic or driven in the states before drove the car around the carpark a bit first to get used to it before we set off for the villa. Also got a sat nav and had never used one of those before, it was brill but the roads are really well signed anyway i would say go for it i loved driving over there and i dont really like driving over here.

Dizzy_Ditzy

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

No, never saw that in the instructions.:huh:

When you make your next one, try using a wooden spoon to make a small dip in the middle- just put it on the top and apply a little bit of pressure just to make a small dip. I cant explain what it does or why but i have always done that and have not had a domey one yet

Westvleteren

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

I don't think I'd ever visit America, if I did I'd want to visit the Amish places and Redneck country.:rotfl::rotfl:

I can highly recommend Canada, particularly the drive between Calgary (being greeted off the plane by a cow girl dressed in all the gear was something else) and Vancouver. Sis and I went off the main highway and sauntered along at 40mph taking in the views, stopping occasionally [STRIKE]to take pics[/STRIKE] to let the smell out the car from my sisters farts.:o

Out of all the places I've been there aren't many places I'd like to go back too but if I could I'd be on the next flight to Canada.

Yip, I would go back to Canada at the drop of a hat. Banff, Lake Louise and Whistler -fantastic, mind blowing scenery and stunning lakes.