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

nikkilala_2

SaverSavvy123 wrote: »

I am sure your DS has done much better than he thinks, they always think they have fluffed it. He is a very bright young man and all the Uni's should be clambering for the privilege of him choosing them. When will he get the results is it August like the A-levels?

Same day as the A levels:(
Why can't I read everyones white writing?:o:o:o:o

QPR10

MrsShawToBe wrote: »

You should get them into lookalike work then Could make a pretty packet!

xx

They are signed up to two modelling agencies & a note for your diary Saturday morning Channel 5 10.30am

artypaws

Mrsfrugal wrote: »

acer
I used to use a deep fat fryer but got fed up changing the oil and now have an actifry, healthier chips, just as nice, and no oil to change!

I bought an actifry, and used it twice, but we just didn't like the taste, or should I say none taste, so I sent it back. I'm now back to using my chip pan again. I was gutted as I thought it would have been an awful lot healthier, but my kids hated the chips!
Does anyone else have one of these?

I love my actifry - I experiment with using different potatoes in it - my all time favourite is maris piper - I do DD skinny fries like maccyD, takes ages cutting them I prefer thick chips and I love roasties done in there as well. I always use olive oil (as it was easier when I was following slimming world) - I sometimes put a little black pepper in or I have a schwartz lemon/black pepper shake. But I have never had a fryer so was comparing them to oven chips.

altojack

nikkilala wrote: »

Same day as the A levels:(
Why can't I read everyones white writing?:o:o:o:o

:D:D:D I can :D:D:D











just push your lappy screen back abit :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Enterprise_1701C

nikkilala wrote: »

Same day as the A levels:(
Why can't I read everyones white writing?:o:o:o:o

Have you tried clicking then running your cursor over it?

FloFlo

magsmorris wrote: »

\my youngest son got married on the 7th of June, this from a boy who was born when I was 26 weeks pregnant, medicine was not what it was today, was told he would never see his first night through, then that he would never catch up on kids his age now he is 23, as I said got married to a lovely girl, left school with 5 standard grades and 4 scottish highers holds down a full time job with the NHS, they have their own home and the other kids he would not catch up on many are addicted to drugs, dont know what it is to work (through choice) and had no time for school either So please dont listen to much about what the so called experts say they will not do every child is different no matter the start
Chin up and enjoy those little ones (ps I am also gran to identical twin boys who are 4 in August):beer:

My brothers twin girls were 1lb 1oz and 1lb 7oz born at around 26 weeks and this year they will be 20.:)

michjay_2

madmuppet5 wrote: »

Sorry missed that with all the joking.
Hope DH is feeling better now :A

Thanks Mad
I am confused
What is going on with all the blank posts

frequent

locarr wrote: »

Carefull or I'll get westie to chin ya!!!

Think Westie has a soft spot for me Loccar )

Mad for you. http://www.tenamen.co.uk/?cmpid=aw-tenamencouk-text-tenamen-brandbmm-tenamenbmm&gclid=CJrgh6nN3bACFU4lfAodBEpV0g

SaverSavvy123

nikkilala wrote: »

Same day as the A levels:(
Why can't I read everyones white writing?:o:o:o:o

If you right hand click over the blank space it will highlight the area and you will be able to read it

Hope August comes quickly, its not a nice wait, Fingers crossed for him

wackynut

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Don't be a spoilsport - there must be a glitch on incontinence pads somewhere!

:T:T:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::T:T