The Extra Lovely (un)intelligible Totally Elitist thread

nikkilala_2

pattylabelle wrote: »

See your point - my sis is travelling over from NI on three separate dates for three interviews for her son. Because my sis goes with him all costs are doubled. She is able to turn the London one around in a day with no overnight stay. She is not short a few bob but dear love those who are because the costs are enormous........and they have to dress in something decent!!!

I have to have a new outfit every time I visit DS at Uni;):rotfl::rotfl:Well I have to fit in with all the posh mummies;) (But they don't know most of its 4p from T's or bought with wombled APG's:T:T) Or from some glitch or other;)

pattylabelle

HappyClappy wrote: »

I beleaf you.

That is better HappyClappy....now you play nicely or I will put you over my knee:D

couponqueen123

pattylabelle wrote: »

Terrible weather we are having here and lots of it!!!

is it stopping you wombling? hope not

French_Knickers

artha wrote: »

It's the warm weather that brings em out....well warm enough for trolls:rotfl::rotfl:

It's the high water levels. Washes em out from under the bridges.:rotfl:

Call_of_Trouty

HappyClappy wrote: »

FRench nickers thinks he is above all that. Only nooby posters have to scrol. Likes of him just get wot they want at click of fingers this is why i am leavin this thred. im sick of all the little digs at newcomers.

That's nice for you. At least your spelling will go back to normal now, just like it has been on other threads you have posted on.

nikkilala_2

Love2shop wrote: »

Afternoon all seems I missed the glitch & my As is too far for mullers.
I managed to get some free ideal home show tickets & was wondering if the people on here had been if its any good for kids or will they be bored out of their mind? I have 3 kids ranging from 2-14

Honestly? They'll probably be bored and cost you a fortune..LOL.Its not like it used to be:(We always go but its changed a lot and not loads for kids to do really:(

pattylabelle

nikkilala wrote: »

I have to have a new outfit every time I visit DS at Uni;):rotfl::rotfl:Well I have to fit in with all the posh mummies;) (But they don't know most of its 4p from T's or bought with wombled APG's:T:T) Or from some glitch or other;)

My sis tries to do it that way but she is a beginner at the glitching in comparison to you:D

candy222

HappyClappy wrote: »

you are controdicting yourself as we can all seee that noobies get treeted difreently. I am seein sence. And likes of french nickers and you and a cupple of others get perferentol treetment on here. And they think they R abovce the law.

.I dont think you are getting the point of this thread, it is to help each other out as best we can regardless of the question. If you dont like this thread dont post on it simple.

lookinforabargain

pattylabelle wrote: »

Terrible weather we are having here and lots of it!!!

We've got sleet and snow :eek:

DD thought it was great though when we were out in it and it started really heavy! Luckily for her she was suited and booted ready for it, whereas my waterproof jacket has gone awol, so I was rather soggy, not helped by the fact that she soaked me every time she jumped in the puddles. She thought it was hilarious, whereas I was more
:rotfl::rotfl:

kurly~kale

Auntycaz wrote: »

Unfortunately I don't drive so she has to go by train.
She's got an appointment at Sheffield at 9.00am on Wednesday morning but it's a 2hr train journey from us.
Luckily she's got friends there so she's going the day before and staying overnight.
Her next is Nottingham on the 13th and Norwich on the 15th.

Went to a couple with my DS before he went to uni, both 2.5 hours drive away, he only wanted to visit the 2. Don't know how we'd have done if we didn't drive, so I do sympathise with you.
Did you get any RSH codes or know anyone who has some spare to help out a bit?