Nice people thread part 6 - thrice by twice as nice :)

silvercar

PasturesNew wrote: »

prob in storage; not any here

Now that you live in civilisation, you have no excuse. supermarkets open 24hr as are petrol stations. Both will stock basic ibuprofen at something like 40p for 12. Alternatively, ask landlord or anyone else in your building.

silvercar

lostinrates wrote: »

I cannot link to a partipcular post but post 21 i think in the link thread

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4057821

Si
Vercar, is that a real line in one of those books? We can barely breath from laughing and dh is threating to chase me with his pointer finger and mew at me. If this is real than i think the books might be worth buying.

If you want a laugh google 50 shades of chav, a very humurous p-take of the original.

lostinrates

Nothing can be funnier than mewling at someone witha pointer finger....

vivatifosi

"50 Shades of Grey looks set to launch a new genre of mummy !!!!!!"

I do hope not. We already spend enough time wiping clean the plastic jackets of cookery books of untold and unknown substances. I don't want to contemplate where this could go.

vivatifosi

chewmylegoff wrote: »

I'm supporting the Swiss Jimmy Carr.

Nooooo why did you have to go and say that. I was blissfully unaware until you mentioned it.

lostinrates

vivatifosi wrote: »

"50 Shades of Grey looks set to launch a new genre of mummy !!!!!!"

I do hope not. We already spend enough time wiping clean the plastic jackets of cookery books of untold and unknown substances. I don't want to contemplate where this could go.

I believe it could go to a puckered love cave where an inner goddess dances the rumba.

We have been reading quotes since reading about pointer fingers and cod bites ( cod bites :rotfl::rotfl:, that well known aphrodisiac the fish finger :rotfl::rotfl:). I am ashamed to say the body fluids from us near the book would be those produced by hysterical and indelicate laughter....


Edit. Do you like cheese might be my new sig line....

lostinrates

Dog dog has had enough of the weather. She grumpily stayed on her sofa most of the day, wrapped in her duvet.



Those sofa cushions are from her last sofa, whoch is now gone. She likes to make 'forts' with them to protect her sofa from big dog. However she also likesto pinch big dog's sofa. The argument over that one rages so much that the second sofa is ripped from where they have races on to it.

michaels

She still struggles to realise that: (a) I am totally unobservant and wouldn't notice what was in any pictures unless it were pointed ou tto me and (b) totally insentitive to the message my mum was obviously hoping to send and just thoght that it was obviouly a photo she had liked and decided to frame rather than realising it was supposed to be sending a message.

LydiaJ wrote: »

Perhaps she feels you should not have tolerated that from your mum, and should have moved the photo elsewhere as soon as you saw it.

CKhalvashi

I'm actually so tired it's beyond belief!

Went out at about 6pm, earned a massive £16.90 profit (although the car does now have half a tank more diesel in it, and I do owe the Hilton staff £190 less).

Now to go to sleep and get tomorrow done!

CK

PasturesNew

CKhalvashi wrote: »

I'm actually so tired it's beyond belief!

Went out at about 6pm, earned a massive £16.90 profit (although the car does now have half a tank more diesel in it, and I do owe the Hilton staff £190 less).

Now to go to sleep and get tomorrow done!

CK

I should sell you a copy of my best-seller: Doing Precisely Nothing Without Guilt. Just £16.00, leaving you enough for a reduced sticky bun at the Co-Op.