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pattylabelle

Thanks op. I got some Alessi coupons with free postage. Thanks very much!!

Ellejmorgan

lawrie28 wrote: »

Today, I was thinking about an age old question: Is giving birth more painful than getting kicked in the nuts? Women always maintain that giving birth is way more painful than a guy getting kicked in the nuts.

Well, some heavy deductive thinking, I have come up with the answer to that question.

Getting kicked in the nuts is more painful than having a baby; and here is the reason for my conclusion.

A year or so after giving birth, a woman will often say, "It might be nice to have another child. On the other hand, you never hear a man say, "You know, I think I would like another kick in the nuts." I rest my case

It depends how you give birth my 1st was a natural, hurt for all of 2 mins as I wouldn't let go of gas & air


Had four further births all sections,

1st section was great until it was infected, then I knew about it

2nd section was terrible, it was a crash section

3rd section was amazing, not painful, easy recovery not as painful as kick in the muff/balls

4th section as the worst birth of them all I had gas & air during entire section they couldn't get me undone, or done up, everything all stuck, then infected and in hospital on and off until 8 weeks after birth..
A kick in the muff/balls has nothing on this, baby now a strapping 9 month old


When I had my DD's I didn't think of the birth until halfway through pregnancy..

I hope this answers your question, personally though the most pain i've experienced in my life was when I had gallstones, I thought I was a gonner

nikkilala_2

henlans wrote: »

hahaha.. yes your made it quite clear.. I made mine quite clear to I think you been :silenced: :eek::eek::eek::T:T:T:T:eek::eek::eek:

henlans

tyzer2001 wrote: »

Has this been noticed before? A v W, Doritos glitching?

1 x ASDA Chianti (750ml) £4.08 N/A
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Cheese Savouries (250g) £0.90 N/A
1 x ASDA Western Cape Chenin Blanc (750ml) £3.57 N/A
1 x Jacob's Twiglets Original (150g) £1.50 £0.89
1 x Royal Crown Diet Cola (8x330ml) £1.50 N/A
1 x Walkers Doritos Cool Original (225g) £1.98 £0.99
1 x Walkers Doritos Nacho Cheese Dip (300g) £1.75 £0.99
1 x Walkers Doritos Tangy Cheese (225g) £1.98 £0.99
1 x Walkers Doritos Mild Salsa (300g) £1.75 £0.99
1 x Penn State Pretzels - Sour Cream & Chive (175g) £1.40 £0.74
1 x ASDA Chosen by You BBQ Triangles (100g) £0.90 N/A
1 x Lucotto Pinot Grigio (750ml) £4.00 N/A

Comparison total (compared products only) £10.36 £5.59

Yeah maybe.. but its 3 for £3.50 so not much of a saving.. unless there is a cheaper item to make it glitch more.

josie

henlans wrote: »

Im not picking on anyone. Im pointing out that your using a word to confuse newbies.. why else would you say misinformer to people?

No your words above is the same.. your trying to make up something to put your point across.. However the facts are using the misinformer is saying that person is misinforming people. You might think thats a joke. I do not.

Im sticking up for newbies..

I have to say I agree, in regards to newbies. Not very nice to call them a misinformer even if it does come with a smilie - could be upsetting if you're new & don't quite get it.

tyzer2001

Today's wombles brought me a total of £15.63! :T

So far this week I've wombled over £40. Free groceries for us this week!

Classy_Chick06

SEL £2 in my sada tonight [/QUOTE]


i saw some for £2 in another Asda tonight, they were "medium".
the ones that are 2p are "hard"
HTH

mc4martyc

jamsponge wrote: »

Havn't really had many. What sort of side affects did you have?

Made it difficult to go wee wee:o:eek::o
Also sleepy after taking the 3rd dose of the day

henlans

josie wrote: »

I have to say I agree, in regards to newbies. Not very nice to call them a misinformer even if it does come with a smilie - could be upsetting if you're new & don't quite get it.

As long as 1 person sees my point.. im happy with that. :money:

Now shuts up and answers his private messages.