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Edinburgher gets cracking!
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Im still paying back for when hr overpaid me, I'd still be being overpaid if I hadn't spotted it, despite being told later that it had flagged as a mismatch from day 1. I am paying back just under£200 a month till end of March.Morgage till Nov 30 GOAL MFW Sept 2016Aug 11 - £100k Aug 2016.... It's GONE!!!!!
2014 GOAL HIT 5 Stone! 2016 GOAL to be a MF marathon runner.
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edinburgher wrote: »Why are Ipsauce so bad for surveys? I have no idea how MSE claim they're the best for paid surveys, I have had *1* survey where I wasn't screened out :rotfl:
I don't know why they hate you, I joined up about 2/3 weeks ago and I'm nearly at payout!0 -
It's ok Cal, I actually think getting less surveys is a positive. I'm honest about my submissions/interests etc. and as a wannabe minimalist and frugal type, people trying to sell crap shouldn't court my opinion, as I'm not buying

Signature has been updated for month end, get paid tomorrow :T
An imaginatively named 'Baby Pot' will be making an appearance, Mrs E's choice.
Freedom Fund did very well this month, although March will be spendy. I need a suit (Mrs E's sibling getting married), good leather shoes (my DMs are giving up after 2 1/4 years) and it's my birthday at the end of the month.
Aiming for £100 to Freedom Fund (£815.55), although I will save any birthday money I'm lucky enough to receive.
Nearly new ISA year :j- £5 to Freedom Fund
- £10.53 to 2017
- Completed VO survey
- 5 mile run starting in half an hour :j
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Hope you enjoyed your run.0
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Alchemilla wrote: »Hope you enjoyed your run.
My right nipple is red raw, this is what happens when you run in the !!!!ing rain! :eek:0 -
The mind boggles as to why its only the right one.0
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No idea, they look much the same :rotfl:
*Edit: maybe I ran in a circle by mistake?0 -
I have a baby!!!!
Just finished cleaning the fish tank and saw a tiny, but well defined bristlenose catfish hanging on to the glass at the front of the tank :T
I'm overcome with paternal emotions!0 -
edinburgher wrote: »My right nipple is red raw, this is what happens when you run in the !!!!ing rain! :eek:edinburgher wrote: »I have a baby!!!!
Just finished cleaning the fish tank and saw a tiny, but well defined bristlenose catfish hanging on to the glass at the front of the tank :T
I'm overcome with paternal emotions!
I almost spat my tea out as I laughed so much when I read this :rotfl:
Has to be something in the water in your place.
The nipple thing is just early payback - in case Mrs E decides to feed, you'll understand a little of what she's going through :A (only at the beginning)
Tilly x x2004 £387k 29 years - MF March 2033:eek:
2011 £309k 10 years - MF March 2021.
Achieved Goal: 28/08/15 :j0 -
Sore nipples and a baby fish sounds like excellent practise.0
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