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pattylabelle

Guy1 wrote: »

brown hair. think it could be a wig, it was very v long and shiny. would say she is around 22, skinny and so fit

Yeah that's my sister alright- she's not all she seems;)

izzeyb

Guy1 wrote: »

i met someone is asda, trying to find her as i really want to meet her again and have not seen her in asdas again since. really beautiful girl and want to find her. can anyone help?

Asda Oh it has to be someone on here

artha

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Been a struggle to get on here today at work thn I struggle to get on when I get home!

I have to turn my traction control off in wet weather. Not driven this car in these conditions because I haven't had to, but I could leave it on ok in the old one. I drive a Mazda.

My old BMW was auto and it was always leave in park. Well, the routine would be stop, neutral, find level, handbrake and then park. In the snow and ice, it was always in ice mode.

Fab pics FK.

Logie I am utterly in awe at you. Not only do you have your own health problems, you are also dealing with your OH biopsy and little ones nosebleeding. That is a hell of a lot to deal with, and I certainly would struggle to cope as well as you. I take my hat off to you

Walk to work this morning was 98% sheer ice, 1% crunchy ice and 1% road :eek:

Why do you find it better with the traction control off please? I also drive a Mazda (6 SL Diesel) but haven't found any particular problems in current conditions:)

fairclaire

Who's watching Mrs Brown :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Dizzy_Ditzy

Snuggled up in bed, mrs browns boys on TV, electric blanket on and cat snuggled up next to me

I swear the cat switches the blanket on by herself. I don't remember doing it!

izzeyb

Guy1 wrote: »

brown hair. think it could be a wig, it was very v long and shiny. would say she is around 22, skinny and so fit

Which Asda was it? Perhaps we could narrow it down a bit

jagbeth1

Thanks for your help folks, have managed to save the posting and comments that I needed to.

Thanks

x

davemorton

Guy1 wrote: »

brown hair. think it could be a wig, it was very v long and shiny. would say she is around 22, skinny and so fit

Sure it wasnt Patty, thats what she tells me she look like

MKS

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Been a struggle to get on here today at work thn I struggle to get on when I get home!

I have to turn my traction control off in wet weather. Not driven this car in these conditions because I haven't had to, but I could leave it on ok in the old one. I drive a Mazda.

My old BMW was auto and it was always leave in park. Well, the routine would be stop, neutral, find level, handbrake and then park. In the snow and ice, it was always in ice mode.

Fab pics FK.

Logie I am utterly in awe at you. Not only do you have your own health problems, you are also dealing with your OH biopsy and little ones nosebleeding. That is a hell of a lot to deal with, and I certainly would struggle to cope as well as you. I take my hat off to you

Walk to work this morning was 98% sheer ice, 1% crunchy ice and 1% road :eek:

Sounds more like 100% bl**dy effort and true grit (no pun intended) on your behalf, to me.:T:T:T:T:T

Dizzy_Ditzy

artha wrote: »

Why do you find it better with the traction control off please? I also drive a Mazda (6 SL Diesel) but haven't found any particular problems in current conditions:)

Only in the rain. It's almost as if there is too much grip. I drive a 6 something or other... I can't be bothered to get dressed and go take a look

I haven't driven it in this weather as I haven't needed to. I rarely drive to work as its only 2.5 miles away