The Extra Lovely (un)intelligible Totally Elitist thread

aau1

David. wrote: »

But that was genuine the rest where predictive text at work
nibble, congenital I think and manky

Gotcha

I thought "manly" was supposed to be "many" but "manky" fits better

princessmelody2009

fairclaire wrote: »

Aww that's sweet...don't you just love kids eternal optimism:D

Earlier today my DD saw my sister and when she asked her if she'd missed her, she said "No, I'm eating my sweets" :rotfl:

David.

aau1 wrote: »

Gotcha

I thought "manly" was supposed to be "many" but "manky" fits better

So which homeware dept have you been [STRIKE]ripping off[/STRIKE] buying from today then

fairclaire

QPR10 wrote: »

He has a lovely little face I asked his Dad the other week, how do you ever tell him off when he's so cute, he said Its not easy

:cool:they grow out of that around 10ish....as my youngest is just finding out:D:rotfl:

MKS

QPR10 wrote: »

Everyone had given up except the cute little boy next to me who was still singing

Jedwood look alike? Sorry, it's lovely that he still loves his team.

jemmah1983

fairclaire wrote: »

Just been looking for the best deal on l'oreal foundation. And stumbled on 2 offers stacking on boots ONLINE ONLY

selected cosmetics 2 for £15 here

http://www.boots.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/CatalogSearchResultView?storeId=10052&st=specificPromo&promoName=2+for+%26%23163%3B15+on+selected+L%26%2339%3BOreal+cosmetics&langId=-1&catalogId=11051

stacks with online only free gift (apparently worth £28) click on free gift to see

http://www.boots.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/CatalogSearchResultView?Ntt=Online+only+%26%2345%3b+Free+gift+when+you+spend+%26%23163%3b15+or+more+on+selected+L%26%2339%3bOreal+cosmetics%0a&storeId=10052&No=0&promoName=Online+only+%26%2345%3b+Free+gift+when+you+spend+%26%23163%3b15+or+more+on+selected+L%26%2339%3bOreal+cosmetics%0a&st=specificPromo&N=0&langId=-1&Nr=AND%28DIM_BASIC_RECORD_TYPE_ID%3aIS_PURE_PRODUCT%2cDIM_PARENT_PRODUCT_ID%3aIS_PARENT%2cDIM_PROMOTION_AVAILABLE_FLAG%3a1%29&catalogId=11051&Ntk=PROMOTION&Ntx=mode%2bmatchall&Nty=1&Rpp=12&Ns=P_PRICE|1

So it's possible to get 2 £14.99 foundations and the £28 gift for £15:T I added something else to take it over £20 for free delivery to store. Really good deal if you like this stuff

This keeps charging me £30 when does the extra discount come off?

princessmelody2009

David. wrote: »

Yes but he doesnt go out till 10:45 waiting on onesie from the dry cleaner and polishing his head so he makes an impression with the ladies :rotfl:

.. boasting about how quick he is :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

pattylabelle

David. wrote: »

Yes but he doesnt go out till 10:45 waiting on onesie from the dry cleaner and polishing his head so he makes an impression with the ladies :rotfl:

Don't!! Stop!! You are crushing my fantasies:D

zagubov

mhoc wrote: »

Yes my youngest has started applying to just about everywhere.the trouble is a lot of outdoor centres want coaches for the summer season starting in April. He does not finish uni until the end of June.
So he could end up not getting a place anywhere after uni and having to continue doing his current job -
It's amazing any grads get any paid employment at all in the first year after they finish.
Trouble is he has now done 3 years of college and 2 of uni so he now wants to get out there and get doing the stuff he has been training to do for years.

I often repost Simon11s useful post for students. I reckon we should all get our kids at college/uni to read it.

Sounds like your son has got his head screwed on right, by applying at this time. I hope he gets something soon. His would-be employers are going to find all their potential employees are in the same boat.

fairclaire

aau1 wrote: »

Gotcha

I thought "manly" was supposed to be "many" but "manky" fits better

well....I would just bin them after all that. Many is fine but once they get to the manky manly stage I would just cut my losses:rotfl::rotfl: