The 11+ thread; where all are welcome, but be prepared for some serious money saving!

aau1

Looby123 wrote: »

for those getting a bit stressed over the bootlegging cigarettes.....yes technically its illegal....like FK said though, many do it as a favour to friends.

If we want to get technical and a bit ranty towards each other, do any of you consider fleecing Ts to be illegal? Because in the eyes of the law, certinly some of our activities ie, actively seeking DTD could be proven to be illegal in terms of obtaining goods by deception

I've missed all the furore but have to say that selling goods for profit that were brought through the "nothing to declare" aisle is most definitely illegal. I would gladly turn in any friend/family member who I knew was doing it and thats the god's honest truth

Actively seeking DTD is just getting Ts to honour their own policy. If they don't want to pay out then they should ensure their prices are up to date and not in breach of Trades Description

French_Knickers

mymerrywidow wrote: »

plase can we stop hitting fk, he is having a rough time at the moment and may need hugs not hitting.

sorry if i had said too much.

Aww thank you my love xxxx

auto.armadillo

French_Knickers wrote: »

£36..............

Impressive haul:beer:

Ellejmorgan

I'm off to give Bubba her last feed, with any luck she'll sleep tonight..

Dear Sis GOOD LUCK for the exam..we are so proud of you...

Sis am I in the doghouse ???


Nite all...

SpiralingDown

Beki88 wrote: »

Caught up again, with the help of B&J raspberry core which I love hahaSorry to hear you haven't moved in yet hopefully now things will move forward for you after the phone call though!
I also just wanted to say thank you, on behalf of the children/parents. I've mentioned it before but DS has ASD and it is so nice to see someone taking an interest and advocating for children with ASD!

I just love working with these two boys, one has ASD and the other has ADHD, learning difficulties, medical problems and in the process of being tested for ASD, he has some of the signs but they're not sure.
I just love how after a short period of time (1 year) they have come to respond to me, even just the slightest change is fantastic. For their parents to be able to leave them with someone who's not family or teaching staff without them playing up or having a meltdown is great for them and lets us know we're getting it right.
I like how no 2 with ASD are the same, we used to have a little girl we worked with who wouldn't respond to anyone outside of the family. One day our male volunteer who's disabled (only one leg) fell, his crutches had slipped on juice, she got up and handed him the crutch. It was such a small step but such a huge one for her as she had never even looked at any of us before let alone moved off the seat her mum put her in. We just couldn't wait for her mum to pick her up and tell her what had happened.
After that we noticed she would do little things when he asked so he was partnered with her but before long she started secondary school and wasn't getting home until teatime so couldn't attend anymore

I know it can be hard work sometimes but each and every one is unique, they come with their own set of problems but so do most of our kids, theirs just take more understanding, time and patience. The rewards in the change in some of our kids are enough for us, even the tiny ones

Fudge_Cake_2

French_Knickers wrote: »

For fudge_cake............

3Dogs wrote: »

and herself at times but she shouldn't coz we all think she is wonderful

Snap-ant wrote: »

:o:o Sorry I can't take this credit - It's Fudge Cake who always respond with kindness, humour, wise words and affection. I second your opinion ♥

:T:T Pleased to see Donald's nephews are doing swimmingly :T:T Huey, Dewey, and Louie :D

:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o

:heartpuls:heart2:heartpuls Thank you, so so much :heartpuls:heart::heart2::heartpuls:heart:

You're all far too kind, I just do what I can

But Snap, I have to agree with greenfinger, you are absolutely one of the matriarchs of this thread. You are your wee hearts :heart2: That I've forgotten how to do the minute you told me!! :o

Huey, Dewey and Louie :T:T:T

P.S FK I hope you're ok, I didn't mean to offend :kisses3:xx

3Dogs

cousinjack wrote: »

night night all. hugs to mr and mrs 3 dogs, (chat about you with my close family and you are often in our thoughts xxx- hope that is ok?)

It is more than ok CousinJack :A :A

SaverSavvy123 wrote: »

So I was in Tesco's and I saw this man and woman wrapped in a barcode.
I said, "Are you two an item?".


:o:o
Are these getting too bad??:p:p

Yes but don't stop hun, I've giggled at all of them and can;t wwait to tell them to Alan in the morning :rotfl: :rotfl:

neosi wrote: »

You missed off the final part of the story....;)

To avoid gender bias charges, the hotels owner opened a new Men only hotel just across the street.

The first floor has women that like beer.
The second floor has women that like beer and love sex.

The Third, Forth, Fifth and Sixth Floors have yet to be visited

You too Neosi - great jokes to keep us all giggling :j :j

SpiralingDown

Night night all
before I go
hugs to 3dogs and Mr3dogs, fudge_cake (just for being you) and Frenchknickers (just incase you need one )

3Dogs

Right, time to do the quiz I guess :eek: :eek:


Ahem: no need to worry everyone ... 9/10 and in 54 seconds so well down the leader board :eek: :eek:

blondynurse

French_Knickers wrote: »

£36..............

its that drink been reduced? i have never seen that before in my puff, that all looks yummy xxxxxx