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Very HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Naebbirac
Hope you had your pick of the whoopsies today
V x

bubbs

princessmelody2009 wrote: »

No supermarket nearby?! :eek:

Yes loads but they shut at 4 :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
Just been to the garage, the robbing devils £1.94 for 4 pints :eek::eek::eek::eek:
Wont be going there again :rotfl::rotfl:

rhosynbach

afternoon all hope all is well with the elite.
been busy making cakes for lunch boxes as all go back to school/college and work tomorrow, had 3/4 pack of sticky after eights left so used them in brownies ds3 tried them and asked why I had put toothpaste in the brownies
then said at least I get minty fresh breath after cake without brushing my teeth and helped himself to a second piece :rotfl:

bubbs

FloFlo wrote: »

It is really hard isn't it Bubbs. I fell out with my brother the day after my mums funeral, to be honest it was a long time coming. But when he was ill just before Xmas I had to see him, I think before my mum passed I probably would have dug my heels in and not gone but losing my mum made me think again.

Thankfully he is on the mend but I am still keeping my distance, I can't cope with their (mainly his wife) constant drama.

At the end of the day you need to do what you can live with, I will never have contact with my dad again as he was horrendous and wouldn't visit him to hear his last breath but I think he's about the only one now - I'm definitely mellowing.:D

After all my rambling I think what I am trying to say is you can wish them well and even visit without forgiving them or becoming too involved.

Just make the right choice for you. xxx:)

Thanks,
It is a hard situation as didnt actually fall out with her, it was another of my sisters (there are 5 of us) but she seemed to take her side and it was her that done wrong BIG time, it really caused a split in my family and my other sister not any of the above mentioned :rotfl::rotfl: confused? you soon will be :rotfl::rotfl:almost had a breadown because of the one that did wrong and my sister that is now in hospital didnt want to know!

redfraggle_2

Hi, managed to find some 4 for £3 SELs at an A in Bham. Staff seemed to believe the shelf more than the till and as such didnt (I think) take the SELs down. PM if you'd like to know which store. Beware though as they no idea how to sort the refund. They gave up in the end and gave me more than i was due so I didnt push for the £2 giftcard as i was more than £2 up

bubbs

tweets wrote: »

Good Afternoon

Happy Birthday Naebbirac :bdaycake:

Hugs to poorly people those who need hugs for various reasons and if you just want a hug.

I agree with what Mark says about Staffies ....

My Poppy is my best friend from the dogs home.

I went looking in all the cages for my girl she had to be small medium girl doggy no older than 3 years.

I looked in all the cages and none caught my eye then last cage these 3 dogs came barking at me to front of cage "pick me" and i glanced to the back and there was this dog shivering looking petrified so i looked up at signs before i went any further and N209 was a lassie age 18 months :T so i told the other 3 to "shut up" :rotfl::rotfl:and shouted "come here" to N209 eventually she came looked at me and i looked at her and said "hello Poppy" . Went to get assistant and said "can i take N209 to her forever home please".
Got told she was prone to escaping :rotfl:no wonder no one loved her poor thing. Also got told other stuff took her for a short walk to see if we compatable and after couple hours got told she mine.
:T:T:T:T:T
Home she came and she's been loved and spoiled ever since

Afternoon tweets
Thats really lovely story x

wantnomoneyworries

Hope someone can help - I have got 2 tickets to Les Miserables from the Mail on Sunday promotion - does anyone know do I need a copy of the paper to get in as well as tickets? Thanks in advance x

Shortfatscotsbloke

princessmelody2009 wrote: »

Quote:
Originally Posted by Miss Laid
Don't let that stop you, I have asked a security guard to move his foot, before now
:eek: You're a brave lady! :eek:

Brave, or completely bonkers? The choice is yours!!:D

rhosynbach

also wanted to say thanks to whoever put the info about the last lot of rsh codes on here just booked ds3 and my train and bus tickets to alder heys for the 14th should have been nearly £50 after vouchers I paid roughly a fiver, lets hope they have some more for his feb visit..

FunkyFeet

MARK123 You are so brave:) know that there are people who care. We genuinely do so please come back and keep us posted on how your appointment goes tomorrow. take care and hope to hear from you tomorrow:) x x

bubbs wrote: »

Yes loads but they shut at 4 :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
Just been to the garage, the robbing devils £1.94 for 4 pints :eek::eek::eek::eek:
Wont be going there again :rotfl::rotfl:

Hello all :wave:

lol bubbs :rotfl: u made me laugh, my aunt also has a interesting name for her local petrol station, something similar!

last time we were in her lil shop where she lives - not by choice of course but she had no bread and had to pop out there at 6pm on a sunday eve...he sold her a tesco value white bread 800g for...wait for it...£1.99, the hovis was £3.50¬!:eek:

she asked him how he slept at night and called him the devil in disguise! what daylight robbery.