The New Thread

locarr

glitchb*tch wrote: »

:whistle:think people need to chill out and have a drink at the bar and maybe change the subject :whistle:

is it just me or is anyone else getting annoyed having to PAY for these rice pots? back in the day Mr T was paying me 1p for every 3 i picked up now i have a pile ive paid for

I agree, would anyone pay 38p for one of the little pots if it wasn't for this glitch!?:cool:

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy wrote: »

I am now kicking myself as I have been trying hard not to get into this discussion/argument (what ever people want to call it). At the end of the day, he will do what ever he wants to do not matter what anyone else says to him.

I've said it before and I shall say it again...Helena is a serial stasher, nothing anyone says on here will change that, so there is no point getting wound up by it, in fact that is what he enjoys....don't bite folks:D

Anyway what are YOU having at the bar, DSG?!:)

kadison

Call_of_Trouty wrote: »

Had to abandon my A's trip, got 100 yards up the road but was in so much pain I had to turn back

Got a hospital appointment wednesday but it's only an oupatient appointment. Now I was thinking, if they say it will be months till an operation, would they do it there and then if I slice myself open

So sorry to hear this, I don't know what your pain is to do with but I hope they can sort it soon

Dr.Who-Who wrote: »

Now that sada had capped it to £15 its making it worse for some. To me it makes no different but to some its heart breaking.

I think that may be a slight exaggeration there! At the most it's irritating and makes more work for us but I don't think anyone's had a broken heart over it!

henlans

Ok.. Im going to try and settle the record stright.

I have spent about £1200 buying the products from asda which in total value is x amount.

I will now sell £1200 worth of the products to pay back the money I spent in the first place.

This is no profit. The main reason for taking part in this glitch is to save myself and family members money in the future. I am not a business nor am I going to start one.

I do not claim benifits, I have a job.

mc4martyc

Snap-ant

Let's just move along to better things please

76rosie

just caught up.

went to watch a free film. just come back and caught up.

not keen on the negative chat...

not keen on dicussions of greed or even taxmen.

hoping that the fluey bug is just making some irritable.

did a bit of a's myself.

popped in to tosco too but nothing interesting.

good nite all. The best way to keep the bugs away is to get your beauty sleep. That's why even with my asthma, very rare for me to get an infection. Prevention is better than cure.

Snap-ant

brand8

FloFlo wrote: »

Perhaps a visual timetable would help, so that he could look at it and know what is coming next. Also something we have started doing more recently is the child making a sort of poster with a picture/photo of them in the middle and then around the pic/photo are things such as, I like ... , I don't like... so that if another adult is in the classroom they understand what can trigger an outburst or what can calm the child down.

Some children take longer to settle into a new class, hope it works itself out.

Thats a great idea we had one of those for my ds he too did not like any change at the start of every year he would play up abit till things setteled down we had a time table chart and that helped calm him as he knew what was coming but rest assured my post earlier was meant as a message that the older they get the better they handel thier own feelings with good parenting and good work from the school.

Snap-ant

fourp

mc4martyc wrote: »

Always nice to star the day with a chuckle and EVen better to finish on one , cheers .