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altojack

nikkilala wrote: »

She might well be, he just had to take his boots off for security and I'm not saying what happened!!:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

The mind boggles
:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl::rotfl:

Issyc

And I am off. Just realised that I have ten people coming here for lunch today, four adults and six children aged between 4 years and 5 months. See you all later. x

midwinter

GlassPig wrote: »

Morning all. I am loathed to do this but I may have to if it is an option. Could someone please tell me if you can use clubcard vouchers to buy petrol?

Yes you can, if it's own branded T's fuel.

However, if it's an Esso fuel station, they don't accept vouchers, even if they're trading from T's premises.

swwifie

nikkilala wrote: »

If I send a text abroad, I'm on a package with orange(Free texts) do I have to pay more??You can guess who I'm sending them to;)And do I have to pay to receive them? I have'nt a clue but MrLala won't be best pleased if I rack up a huge bill:eek::eek:as he kindly pays it for me;)

short answer is yes, you could give Orange a call and buy a £5 roaming/international bundle Im sure, Im not with Orange but nearly all companys do this. They will also have to pay to pick up messages unless on wifi.

inna

Sent my mum to Staples to pick up usb stick and back to school set. She brought back usb stick (priced at £6 :eek:), but was told back to school set was out of stock :shocked: and wasn't given anything

but v happy with the piggy stick :T

Woopsiequeen

nikkilala wrote: »

If I send a text abroad, I'm on a package with orange(Free texts) do I have to pay more??You can guess who I'm sending them to;)And do I have to pay to receive them? I have'nt a clue but MrLala won't be best pleased if I rack up a huge bill:eek::eek:as he kindly pays it for me;)

You should be fine if the number you are sending it to is a UK mobile (guessing it is ) you won't be charged for sending or receiving..but the other person may depending on their roaming package .

GlassPig

nikkilala wrote: »

Yes you can:)

Thanks nikki

3Dogs

nikkilala wrote: »

Happys in France:T:T:T:T

FRANCE :eek: :eek: Did he get on the wrong plane? :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

madmuppet5 wrote: »

Where is Westie though? :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

She obviously got on the right plane :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

It's OK, I realise that they are changing flights :rotfl: :rotfl:

RootedNomad

Not as good as the previous BS glitch, but for anyone who is not yet Bodyshopped out, the Nationwide deal is still available and now there is free delivery and 30% discount if you are a LYB member and also the free gift wys £5 works too. Not entirely sure what the deal is, but if I put the £5.50 400ml satsuma shower gel in my basket and add eg the smaller Vit E cream (£4 one), then the 200ml Satsuma body butter (£12.50) is added free. Whole lot with code for £3.85 delivered. Presumably there are other variations that will work, so not too bad for a low spend.

edit - plus quidco 18%

skilly

QPR10 wrote: »

Just showed the photo of Percy to my Mum & we were wondering how you can get a cat to live to such a ripe old age even more surprised to read he has kidney disease. Skinny cat has just been diagonsed & she is only 12. She has been put on tablets & special food but has lost weight since we went 3 weeks ago the blood test is better but he's going to leave it 3 weeks if she is still losing weight he's going to give her a steriod tablet as well as the only medication beginning with F

My car is always full of spare kitchen paper, carrier bags etc for those little accidents in the carrier

What a lovely cat and a good age too bless him ,my cat has had kidney problems (crystals) twice now he has been really ill nearly lost he last time ,is 5 years old he is over weight as well and also on special food diet My oh moans all the time how much he's food cost but he well worth it he is lovely ,I do worry about him .