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tweets

sured wrote: »

I've just got my first womble result...is it wrong to get excited about 27p

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

:T:T:T Well done sured :T:T:T

Snap-ant

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I have a horrible feeling that some of our mugshots are on display in back offices already:)

:o:o We're on first name terms with 50% of the staff (in a nice way )

locarr

FloFlo wrote: »

I passed my test last June and was taught, by a qualified instructor, to always move down through the gears to stop at lights, junctions, anywhere except when parking. Also taught to always put car into neutral when parked.

Yes, you should always anticipate the road ahead and slow down as apropriate rather than tearing up to the juction and slamming on the brakes...it also more mse and save on the brakes and fuel:D

cjj wrote: »

I've already booked it but now after considering traveling options I think I would have been better staying further out, whoops. First time to London though and I didn't think it through lol. Just seen national express can get 4 of us back home for 40.00 which is a great price. Megabus will maybe be 7.50 each when prices come out for July. Thanks

you should be able to get a decent deal on the trains if you book now for July:D try http://www.thetrainline.com/

I bought a car up there a couple of years ago and got a one way for £15......buying on the day was almost £100!:eek:

Snap-ant

Bargain.....

midwinter

silvercar wrote: »

I also threw some bird seed out, but that got covered by snow very quickly.

You could have some interesting plants growing next year

sured wrote: »

I've just got my first womble result...is it wrong to get excited about 27p

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

It certainly is, you've started, no stopping you now until December 31st!

dizzyditzy

tweets wrote: »

I wouldnt bless my ex :eek:

I know how much snow you must have are you fed up of it yet ? :rotfl::rotfl:

Glad we not getting it bad like we normally get. Still icy on foot not seen many folk walk past think we all staying in. Cant believe Ditzy got none and she lives close.

Still got none. There isn't any even lying from the other day. I had to go and get the kids bus fare out of atm. I hadn't bothered as I [STRIKE]hoped[/STRIKE] thought they wouldn't be in.
Sat here very jealous of everyone's snow stories:(

TrulyMadly

Nannylala wrote: »

Your cakes are lovely and brought back memories of when Lala and her brother were young I was always baking these with all sorts of flavoured butter icing.In those days it was out of necessity home baking it was so much cheaper than getting shop bought cakes.It is so nice to see people going back to cooking from scratch.By the way is your cake stand Royal Albert ?

Yes nanny, it's old country roses? I have the full set. Everything. Tea pots, coffee pots, dinner plates the lot. It's all packed in the loft as there is just too much of it and it doesn't reall y match anything in the kitchen.
But who knows..... One day......:)

cjj_2

you should be able to get a decent deal on the trains if you book now for July:D try http://www.thetrainline.com/

I bought a car up there a couple of years ago and got a one way for £15......buying on the day was almost £100!:eek:[/QUOTE]

Thank you but it's only showing for bookings until 21 April x

davemorton

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Couldn't resist going to have a look and I recognise quite a few of the names. I used to lurk yolks ago on the Debate thread. Think it's only visible if you are an MSE member or something but it was so funny seeing some of them in their clothes

Something you want to tell us??:cool: S W I N G !

QPR10

cjj wrote: »

Thanks nikki never been to london and after checking price of train tickets from home I'm wishing we had booked a hotel less central with free parking and then got train in from there x

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