Nice people thread part 7 - a thread in its prime

lostinrates

silvercar wrote: »

That's what I was afraid you would think! Stereotypes!

Nails are fine, hair is temperamental. Clothes can be neat, random, scruffy, anything really.

:rotfl: only because you said you run with that crowd, or a crowd near it and like your beautiful nails.

I bet your scruffy and mine doesn't tally

lostinrates

vivatifosi wrote: »

Silver, a friend of mine who works in a jail, says that the nicest people are the fraudsters, followed by the murderers. The worst people in there are the little towrags that mug people or have shall we say, anger management issues.

Mod charming client I ever had was in an industry related to your oh's. He beat up his girlfriend, sorry, allegedly. He was charm, charm Charm. Till the day he attacked counsel and I in cells. I don't know what made me do it but before going in I stopped and took out my earrings and undid my scarf, leaving it looped but not knotted. He went for my scarf and it just fell away.
Phew.

lostinrates

michaels wrote: »

LIR you must take a deep breath and let it go...

.

Did you mean deep bath?

Nope. Now I am on it I have to remain geard up and tenacious.

misskool

michaels wrote: »

MsK give us some clues re budget etc.

up to 2k but would rather spend less. not another banger as it's just too much stress for me

misskool

lostinrates wrote: »

Did you mean deep bath?

Nope. Now I am on it I have to remain geard up and tenacious.

oh, and good luck with heating peeps. fingers crossed everything will be smooth.

lostinrates

Buy a car you like. It's no point if it works if you hate something about it.

Nice colour.

BertieUK

silvercar wrote: »

That's the thing, nothing left lying round went missing. New trinkets gone, no cashcards disappeared. Then this Probably she justified it by thinking she wasn't a thief just taking part in a fraud!

I think that I may feel that this maybe a 'dumb' question but anyways I will ask .. I thought that cheques always needed a signature .. I ask because my good Lady has for almost forty years looked after our accounts so I can be excused for appearing to seem a little dumb regarding this issue.:o

zagubov

Nikkster wrote: »

Ooh - just remembered what else I was going to reply to.

Haggis - I was half thinking of getting one in for tomorrow (I am half Scottish after all). I like making days with food (like having Chinesey food at Chinese New Year, pancakes on pancake day etc). Couldn't see any in Sainsbury's when I popped in this evening for milk. I also now have a fridge full of bargain food so it's probably a good job anyway

I have a Robert Burn's themed beer courtesy of Lidl - that will have to do!

I had exactly the same Burns Ale. Very enjoyable. Tesco will do you a haggis for £2. Waitrose forabout £3.50.:beer:

Nikkster

zagubov wrote: »

I had exactly the same Burns Ale. Very enjoyable. Tesco will do you a haggis for £2. Waitrose forabout £3.50.:beer:

Good good - I'm looking forward to it tomorrow :beer:

Thinking more rationally, I'm not sure I want to eat a whole haggis to myself! I have kind of overcatered for myself as it is (no room in fridge or freezer). I would have had to force myself not read the ingredients when looking at the cooking instructions anyway :rotfl:

silvercar

vivatifosi wrote: »

I can't picture what I imagine that you look like silver, except that you have nice nails. In my head I think you have dark brown hair and brown eyes, but that could be as a result of both Jewish ancestry and your choice of nail colours. Other than that I can't imagine. I'm probably way wide of the mark already anyway. Oh, and I imagine that you are about my height. But then I imagine everyone to be my height until they say otherwise. I'm about 5'6".

The only thing correct in that description is my height. Pale skin - slightly freckly, mousy brown hair, grey eyes.