Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2013

affordmylife

im on spending lockdown too. its not going too well. shops keep luring me in.

Christmas is coming and I want to be debt free but im doubtful. however I will give it my best shot.

good luck all x

amr547

nightmare.

chest freezer not working. all food in said freezer thawed. all food in said freezer in the bin.

minicooper272

amr547 wrote: »

nightmare.

chest freezer not working. all food in said freezer thawed. all food in said freezer in the bin.

You binned it all?!? Whenever my freezer randomly defrosts I have a massive cook-a-thon to use it all up. I'll feast for a couple of nights and freeze all the leftover cooked food for another time (assuming you get your freezer to work in a couple of days, because otherwise it'd all be binned after it's cooked, but it's good for up to 3 days)

amr547

minicooper272 wrote: »

You binned it all?!? Whenever my freezer randomly defrosts I have a massive cook-a-thon to use it all up. I'll feast for a couple of nights and freeze all the leftover cooked food for another time (assuming you get your freezer to work in a couple of days, because otherwise it'd all be binned after it's cooked, but it's good for up to 3 days)

its disgusting, its all mush, i doubt you could cook it if it was still cold i probably would have chanced it but it isnt.

not sure i wanna take my chances with raw chicken fish and meat that is all room temp either...

that and half of the stuff has already half thawed when the freezer stopped working a couple of weeks ago!

bathyboots

Spagbol,

I have just realised I made a bit of a mess with my new total update! I didn't notice until you commented on how it didn't look like it would be too long until I would be clear.

I told you my total was £7,664.46/£7,813.46. It should have been -


#138 £149.00/£7,813.46

I looked at the wrong bit on my spreadsheet when I did my update!! Rather than paying off £7,664.46, this is what I still owe! If I had a brain, I would be dangerous!! :rotfl::rotfl:

SpagBol

minicooper272 wrote: »

Good news for the OH spag :T

My team has more work than we have people to do it just now, and we're looking for someone to come in. I'm thinking I should hold off applying for any jobs until we get someone sorted, because if go it'll leave them up the creek without even a spoon to paddle with!

Might send Mr Spag to you then if the interview doesn't go well!!

bathyboots wrote: »

Spagbol,

I have just realised I made a bit of a mess with my new total update! I didn't notice until you commented on how it didn't look like it would be too long until I would be clear.

I told you my total was £7,664.46/£7,813.46. It should have been -


#138 £149.00/£7,813.46

I looked at the wrong bit on my spreadsheet when I did my update!! Rather than paying off £7,664.46, this is what I still owe! If I had a brain, I would be dangerous!! :rotfl::rotfl:

Oh no! Never mind still better off than you were :T

amr547

ah FGS what a day!!!!!!

chocoholicqueen

A quick update from me

#156 £3274.09/£9117.41

Also if anyone needs to renew their home insurance, then definately go through topcashback. I just got £90 cashback and a really good quote.

amr547

i went through tcb for my home insurance, got a good deal but the company declined my cashback for no reason. pfft! ah well

minicooper272

amr547 wrote: »

its disgusting, its all mush, i doubt you could cook it if it was still cold i probably would have chanced it but it isnt.

not sure i wanna take my chances with raw chicken fish and meat that is all room temp either...

that and half of the stuff has already half thawed when the freezer stopped working a couple of weeks ago!

It's not bad if it's room temp, as long as it's not been room temp for more than around half a day. It should be used within 24 hours of being taken out the freezer. But if it's been semi-defrosted before, it's better to be safe than sorry!

Spag definitely - then we could get visits from baby spag! When is his second interview?