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silvercar

Wombling:

pattylabelle wrote: »

£780 a year........a nice little earner innit?

I'm sure the government would find a way to tax it if they could.

neosi

zippydooda wrote: »

NEOSI are you lurking? i have an iss question.

Not lurking just struggling to get of the sofa after dinner a 60p whoopsie made room for a choccie pud for afters

QPR10 wrote: »

He has school tomorrow so might have gone to bed I'll text him for you

I dont even know what "iss" is

:rotfl:;)

hampydoodums

davemorton wrote: »

Can I somehow buy these for someone elses kindle as a stocking filler?
(Sorry, know nothing about kindles and the like)

I'm not sure davemorton tbh. Fortunately I know DH's Amazon p/w etc so it's easy for me to just buy them through one click on to his Kindle. Hopefully someone will come along with a bit more Kindle savvy than me

Classy_Chick06

are there any tecchies in tonight?
i have a problem with my printer and cannot seem to find what is wrong.
i am wanting to copy a picture for my grandson, but everytime i try to do it it prints out with white lines right through it.
it is a epson sx200 if that is any help.
could it be the ink or maybe the printer heads?
anyone got any ideas please?TIA

zagubov

Nannylala wrote: »

Just been listening to Rod Stewart and Michael Buble singing Silent Night and it has suddenly made me realise it is only 2 week until Christmas:eek:
Good night all sweet dreams.

I was in the supermarket once and a dad was there and his daughter said how long was it till her birthday. He replied "thirteen months". She looked dead serious and said ruefully to him " that's a very long time":rotfl:

altojack

3Dogs wrote: »

The mind is the most fragile thing about us Frequent, well that and the heart and as it can't be seen, it is so hard to diagnose problems, but admitting you have a problem is the first step to getting help and getting back to your normal self. Hope we on this thread can get you back up on your horse again, and very soon

It sounds like you have been pushing yourself too much with this last job, so make sure you rest over the Christmas holidays and take the New Year as it comes. Lots of hugs for you my dear

Well said Susan, the mind is certainly the most fragile part of us and yes care must be taken .
Frequent put yourself in the hands of the Elite here on this thread and we will soon have you back to your normal self, well as normal as normal is for you

hampydoodums

altojack wrote: »

I got the 1,277 QI Facts to Blow Your Socks Off on my kindle app on tne laptop There are some howlers in it :rotfl::rotfl:

That's great to know, thanks for that - might just get one put on my Kindle too then. :T

bentleys

pattylabelle wrote: »

a carrot
a banana
a parsnip
pack value vegetable stock cubes
pack value beef stock cubes
a value rim block for the loo
a tesco value tin tomatoes

These are just some ideas- idea is to spend as litte as poss on 8-10 comparable extra items.

Great thanks for the advice will go try it again tomorrow see if it works

pattylabelle

silvercar wrote: »

Wombling:



I'm sure the government would find a way to tax it if they could.

I know...was thinking he same thing. Taxing apg glitches and the like would be another option for them;)

altojack

neosi wrote: »

Not lurking just struggling to get of the sofa after dinner a 60p whoopsie made room for a choccie pud for afters





:rotfl:;)

oh neosi, yummmmmmmmm, move over so I can[STRIKE] pinch [/STRIKE]grab[STRIKE] test one of those spuds, they may be off you know :rotfl:
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hmm, made a meal out of that the, didn't I