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Snap-ant wrote: »

Well I've had an interesting afternoon

The back person was actually a Carnio Sacral Therapist :eek:

But credit were credit is due - she has released all the kinks & knots in me.
It got quite 'weird' when my arm just rotated by itself & then my head went off to one side & started nodding & my feet rotated & then curled inwards but its all to do with releasing
The ripple that flowed through my body was amazing - like floating in the sea.
Would definitely recommend it, feel very drained but so much better

I had this done once. Was a weirtd esperience really and i was sceptical such light taps and touches could do anything until the mad ripples and things started. Felt well drained after it too so must do something.

Gemini_Jes

Shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »

Had a cracking dtd on Wednesday this week. First Cape shiraz rose, ood sel at £3.74, scanned at £7.99, bought six.

I paid £47.94, dtd was £51 so I was paid £3.06 to take the wine away.

It gets better.. I got 5% discount for 6 bottles = £2.40, so now I was paid £5.46 to take the wine away and drink it.

It gets even better still.. Off I go to the Tesco price checker to see if there is a possible JTD to be had. Two days later I get a nice email to confirm T - £7.99, A - £4.50, jtd voucher for £20.

End result - I spend 10 minutes having fun in Tesco and they pay me 25.46 to drink 6 bottles of their £7.99 wine.

How can anyone possibly consider shopping anywhere else??

:T:T:T:T Brilliant :T:T:T:T

tricia89

maybe everyone with a car should chill out
they said if there is a strike it definitely wont be until after easter anyway so at least 10 days away.

I don't think im ever going to bother learning to drive, by the time i passed my test etc petrol would probably be £2 a litre if not more and nobody will be able to afford it anymore anyway

Bananababe

Common sense in sociology terms is explained as a subjective view based on experience and / or opinion. It goes further to explain that common sense is all the prejudices we learn by the age of 18.

Food for thought.

Love and hugs to anyone who needs it x

tricia89

OMG enid blyton the magic faraway tree i use to LOVEEEEEEEE this book
i use to have loads of her books when i was likkle

amelia jayne
amelia jayne again
the magic far away tree.
and the books about the chair with feathers that took the kids to cool places edit: wishing chair
wow i only goit rid of these a few years ago i miss them now

its sad how mentally excited i am right now

Miss_Laid

tricia89 wrote: »

maybe everyone with a car should chill out
they said if there is a strike it definitely wont be until after easter anyway so at least 10 days away.

I don't think im ever going to bother learning to drive, by the time i passed my test etc petrol would probably be £2 a litre if not more and nobody will be able to afford it anymore anyway

I have a car, infact I have 2 cars and I am perfectly chilled out!

emmlouie

popping to T's to get party bags and of course i'll have a look round for any bargains while i'm there:D

frequent

locarr wrote: »

He didn't actually promise to build the scooter....

Man goes out for beer with mate on friday night shocker!!:eek:

I think she should chill out and cut him a little slack!!:cool:

sits on fence

think the lady needs some painting to do,
keep her mind off of other problems,
( for me painting is therapeutic, it gives you allot of time to think)

tough one to face female or male,

more permanent thought than rash reaction / decision.

tricia89

Miss_Laid wrote: »

I have a car, infact I have 2 cars and I am perfectly chilled out!

lol i didnt mean absolutely everyone just all the keenos sitting in petrol stations for half a day

purdita

missy.moo wrote: »

I'm with Shortfatscotsbloke on this one, sorry Frequent! In a kitchen?? Really? Whilst the cooker was burning away next to her? This is beyond stupid! Some imbecile tells her to fill up a jerry can and she decides that would be the best place to do it! And to be honest, she'd already demonstrated her lack of common sense when she bought into the panic buying. (Why do they call it common sense when it seems to be such a rare commodity?)

She didn't deserve 40% burns, but she did kind of ask for it. Amazes me how stupid some people can be.

I have to agree with you.....It's no one's fault but her own, but what an awful thing to happen to the poor lady.
No queues at any petrol stations around here today. My DH reckons it was a ploy on the part of the Govt to take the heat off the budget....cover up bad news by creating hysteria!
He's a great believer in conspiracy theories though