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barbara6812 wrote: »

may i just say the ignore button is a amazing devise. makes it a whole better reading experience

Never used it, don't even know where it is but I'm thinking it would make catching up a lot quicker :rotfl:

barbara6812

budget_babe wrote: »

Can someone help a huffy Budgie please? I cannot see an ignore button, I have the following:

Thanks - Quote - Multi Quote - Quick Reply - Report and Spam

But no ignore button? As I say I have never used it before but I thought I had seen it?

Many Thanks
Budgie xxx

click on name bottom of list xx

tbw

grass_roots wrote: »

thankyou purdita,

to say i am devastated would be an understatement. it seems i have once again defended someone who was really undeserving afterall. it's not the first time that this has happened to me and probably won't be the last. strangely enough things need to be spelled in minute detail for me to fully understand the lengths other people will go to to deceive.

the one good thing that has come from this is that i now see the reason behind what i assumed was awful behaviour by regulars there is one regular on here who had said something last night that left me feeling so upset i couldn't sleep for thinking about it but i'm now so happy to be putting her back on her pedestal where she belongs.

no-one needs to put me on ignore as i won't post again.

i am sorry to anyone i've upset by my posts.

This is all getting a bit hard to handle - its all very well putting a few guys who are involved with the 'other' group on ignore - but driving away others who have been taken in by them (and I admit to defending JJJ a while ago !) is not what (I assume) is the intended aim! Perhaps we should 'ignore those we feel deserve it but draw a line under the rest of it - making some guys feel so guilty for being taken in that they leave the board is uncalled for.

west_is_best

French_Knickers wrote: »

I've been here yonks and still mess up so don't worry about it.

Me too... we are bound to upset someone now and again. but we say sorry and move on.. we forgive and forget xx

grass_roots wrote: »

thankyou purdita,

to say i am devastated would be an understatement. it seems i have once again defended someone who was really undeserving afterall. it's not the first time that this has happened to me and probably won't be the last. strangely enough things need to be spelled in minute detail for me to fully understand the lengths other people will go to to deceive.

the one good thing that has come from this is that i now see the reason behind what i assumed was awful behaviour by regulars there is one regular on here who had said something last night that left me feeling so upset i couldn't sleep for thinking about it but i'm now so happy to be putting her back on her pedestal where she belongs.

no-one needs to put me on ignore as i won't post again.

i am sorry to anyone i've upset by my posts.

Love.... dont leave.. My advice. come back in a few days time, when everything has cooled down.. Lots of people are upset and hurt, it will take a few days for everyone to move on...

frequent wrote: »

Hello everyone.

Hope all are well.

Seem's i've stepped into the BBC newsroom

hayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy........ haya matey xxxxx

Enterprise_1701C

budget_babe wrote: »

Can someone help a huffy Budgie please? I cannot see an ignore button, I have the following:

Thanks - Quote - Multi Quote - Quick Reply - Report and Spam

But no ignore button? As I say I have never used it before but I thought I had seen it?

Many Thanks
Budgie xxx

Click on the user name and a drop-down list will appear

Imdebtfree

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

OOOhhhh love a cheesecake, have you got a recipe please.

Sorry, it comes in a box, add butter to the crumbs and milk to the powder. About as far as my cooking skills go....:rotfl:

Got a MOC from here, and on buy 3 for 2 at tosco, so works out at 13p each (plus cost of milk and butter)

Bananababe

izzy65 wrote: »

bananababe, if you do mean the Furby, they were the bain of my life when DD was young, it would "wake up" everytime I crept into her room:rotfl:

OK I think I better check it out at store, its not a fur by it its interactive.

Thanks

lovecrafting

Bananababe wrote: »

Have seen those in tescos, this is just a bear that asks for cuddles and to be fed etc. At least that what it says on website

my kids have the teddy ruxpin thingy that basicly talks alot and asks for a hug. they love it and there around the same age.x

artha

David. wrote: »

Thats the secret it takes 2 pots

.....and a magic pen?

uglybugball

Leothecat wrote: »

I'm really sad :(:(:(

I'm just confused :(