The Extra Loveliest Individual's Team Expedition

Love2shop

izzy65 wrote: »

Having a dog is like having a toddler that will never get past the age of two, they are a bit of work but the unconditional love you get from a dog is second to none, as for leaving one in the house for any length of time just ask yourself would you leave a child that long?? but there are ways to deal with it, friends or family or even a good neighbour who would take time to have them for the time your away either way a big commitment but soooo worth it.:)

Thank you
Kids are still going to get a big fat no from me then:o

biscuitmad

couponqueen123 wrote: »

do we think they been reading the thread lol:eek::rotfl::rotfl:

Funny you saying that, these were on the next shelf

Jerryjerryjerry

DODO wrote: »

Done

They!ve been talking to themselves tonight anyway so are used to it!

Another post reported. Please stop accusing people of being AE's.. just report the post you think is one, and leave it at that.

This is collective bullying of newcommers.

Mrs_stinkface

Helena3kids wrote: »

Just a little bit of normality now... :eek:
David, your dog is beautiful. I'm looking to get a Cocker Spaniel sometime soon - do you know what they are like around kids? I have 4 under 9 years old. We lost our labrador back in March and they've asked for a new dog ever since. Thought we'd go for a smaller house pet this time.... Any advice?? TIA
.

Spaniels are brilliant with kids. They are really affectionate and friendly. They are very energetic though so be prepared for long walks. We had 2 when i was a kid and they were the doziest things you could have met. I used to dress one up in my old dolls clothes and he would quite happily let me. :rotfl:

couponqueen123

Love2shop wrote: »

These As trouts are making me so :mad:
I swear this one women used to work in Ts!
Off to write an email in a bit to complain, had enough of her now! :mad:

what happend hun ?

a nice longggggggggggg email shuld help vent steam i like to phone lol:rotfl::rotfl: o/h has to shut door as i feels sorrry for who evers on end of phone he says lol

aau1

newbie1980 wrote: »

i dont think some of us care about secret groups etc

all we care about is otheres on here who help or need help with there everyday lives or glitches to help us all

we are all cyber people and have no info on any of us so why cant we let bygones be bygones and get back to what were good at

FINDING GLITCHES:beer::beer:

speak for yourself.....I'm a real person

Nannylala

Good evening have been observing tonight from the side lines and admire you Purdita for saying everything that many of us are thinking.
Am now off to watch Celebrity so will bid you all good night.
Forgot to say so nice to see so many old friends on here again tonight;)

APennysaved_2

Bananababe wrote: »

I confess to hiding play dough. I'm just so out of date. I don't want to be the annoying aunt or the boring one either ! She draws me loads of pictures so I think she gets pens etc

My LO's fine with pens, but I do hide the bionic putty...terrible stuff to get out of clothes!

Imdebtfree wrote: »

Hmm wonder what tinned peaches would be like? (not keen on mangos). And been buying peaches in fruit juice as a filler...

Peaches with Carnation milk...simple, cheap and delicious!

In_A_Pickle

locarr wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Aau had to explain to his Mrs last night while gazing longingly at my underwear!!;)

ahem, there was no gazing longingly at that photo on my part.



well, not now OH is back home :rotfl:

aau1

In_A_Pickle wrote: »

well it had to happen some time. OH has just come home early and I had left the laptop unattended with Locarr's picture on screen oops

i dont think he believes me about the 1p or was it 4p boxers as I never found any :rotfl::o

That will teach you to save it as your wallpaper! :eek:

:rotfl: