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nearlysorted

3010 wrote: »

As my Grandma says "I'm as young as I feel".

Or the man that you feel:eek::eek::eek: I think that makes me a cougar, I have a toyboy DH:D

tweets

nearlysorted wrote: »

I confess, I did too:D
Also is it a sign of old age when you keep losing count of how many you do actually remember!! I am only 33 and still consider myself young;);)

Only one i didnt remember number 2

But i don't think i am ancient :rotfl::rotfl:

Enterprise_1701C

Nannylala wrote: »

Thankyou for asking ,she starts her chemo on monday and is a bit anxious but we have been out and got her a lovely wig in preparation for her inevitable hair loss.I am so pleased I am able to be here with her to give her all the love and support she needs ( but I am missing seeing my Nikkilala):(

Give her a big hug from us - my mum never lost her hair for some reason (it was very unusual in those days, 31 years ago!)

nikkilala wrote: »

Just about to have dinner then off to T's for a bit of whoopsying with my new clubcard :TWonder if I just use one for whoopsys they'll feel sorry for me and give me lots of lovely vouchers;):rotfl::rotfl:

I hope so - that is what I plan on doing with my new one (our cockatiel applied for one a few days ago!!)

tweets wrote: »

Sorry it's in colour i copied from an email


Count all the ones that you remember, not the ones you were told about.
Ratings at the bottom.

1. Sweet cigarettes

2. Coffee shops with juke boxes

3. Home milk delivery in glass bottles

4. Party lines on the telephone

5. Newsreels before the film

6. TV test card patterns that came on at night after the last show and were there until TV shows started again. (There were only 2 channels [if you were fortunate])

7. Peashooters


8. 78 rpm records

9. 45 RPM records

10. Hi-fi's

11. Potato spud guns

12. Blue flashbulbs

13. Cork popguns

14. Wash tub wringers




If you remembered 0-3 = You’re still young

If you remembered 3-6 = You are getting older

If you remembered 7-10 = Don't tell your age


If you remembered 11-14 = You're positively ancient!

I am not telling how many I remember :eek::eek::eek::eek:

Whoops-a-Daisy - welcome to the nuthouse :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Please note - I am utterly sane, it is the rest of them that are mad, and Miss Laid has a very long nose :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Fudge_Cake_2

12 items (5 different) on your bill qualify for comparisonTesco+£7.20
0.14 x ASDA Carrots by Weight (100g)£0.11£0.10
1 x ASDA Smartprice Malt Vinegar (568ml)£0.13N/A
1 x ASDA Smartprice Mushy Peas (300g)£0.18£0.04
8 x Pepsi Max (2L)£12.00£7.12
1 x Kia Ora Orange Squash No Added Sugar (2L)£1.00N/A
1 x Green's Egg Custard Mix (54g)£0.49N/A
1 x Green's Carmelle Mix (70g)£0.49£0.50
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Giant Rainbow Buttons Bar (15g)£0.09N/A
1 x PG Tips The Evening One (80 per pack - 232g)£2.68£0.50

Comparison total (compared products only)£15.46£8.26

Voucher for £8.03 :T

Pepsi still working, shop at 15:46

3Dogs

Whoops-a-Daisy wrote: »

Im from the West of Scotland thank you for the friendly welcome,was really sorry to here your sad news and im glad that you have lots of lovely people on here that you can talk to.Thanks again

Thanks hun :A

tweets wrote: »

If you remembered 0-3 = You’re still young

If you remembered 3-6 = You are getting older

If you remembered 7-10 = Don't tell your age


If you remembered 11-14 = You're positively ancient!

14 out of 14 ANCIENT :rotfl: :rotfl:

Miss_Laid wrote: »

I read No. 4 as Panty Liners

Add me to the list of those who read it that way :rotfl: :rotfl:

yasu0220

Just been to my A's in hudd3rsfi3ld to get some more pg and someone has cleared the shelves :eek:

robstersgirl

gill377 wrote: »

st austell, where are you?:)

Pool near camborne x

Thrifty_Sister

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Dont get me started on the school run. I live about 100 steps from a school and people who live at the other end of my street drive the brats to school :mad::mad::mad:

They dont care where or how they park. I came home from work early one day and someone had parked ON my drive :eek:

I parked my car across the drive and went up the shop :rotfl:

I also used to live near a school and the 'mothers' - I use the term loosely - did the same there. Everyone on the steet had a dreadful time with them - the language and abuse was astonishing. Unfortunately one day I was taken ill - a blue flashing lights job - and the ambulance couldn't get near to my house. They had to stretcher me 600 metres while the gormless idiots stood and watched. The things the ambulance men said are not repeatable on here. They were the reason I moved house and I really loved it and my lovely neighbours. Coming to something, isn't it?:(:(

MILLYMOLLY

Hi
Can I ask a question?

Do I have to input the same CC no into PP as I used in T's.

Only One of the shops was for MIL to start her PP and I gave my CC by mistake (confusing myself here)

Just deciding whether to take the plunge with Pepsi max at A's

gill377

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Give her a big hug from us - my mum never lost her hair for some reason (it was very unusual in those days, 31 years ago!)



I hope so - that is what I plan on doing with my new one (our cockatiel applied for one a few days ago!!)



I am not telling how many I remember :eek::eek::eek::eek:

Whoops-a-Daisy - welcome to the nuthouse :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Please note - I am utterly sane, it is the rest of them that are mad, and Miss Laid has a very long nose :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

sadly i remember them all, and we had a "party line"