The ELITE Eggstra Easter thread

Tinyshoes

David. wrote: »

Still banging on about that M and S wine :eek: and no who has the right to judge you.

Hope Dodo enjoys her bottle. We had a lovely Elite meet on thursday or has she already mentioned it?

She has some hemp balms too after missing out on them.

DODO_2

Tiny - hello and goodbye ( I am off to bed as should you be!).

Hope R@@@@@@ got home safe and you all had your fish and chip supper!

See you soon xxxxx

DODO_2

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Hope Dodo enjoys her bottle. We had a lovely Elite meet on thursday or has she already mentioned it?

She has some hemp balms too after missing out on them.

Spooky I just posted straight After you


Not opened my bottle yet but I have a nice leg of lamb for Sunday courtesy of mr Ts so .......

davemorton

Have you bought your skimmed milk powder yet David.?

David.

DODO wrote: »

Tiny - hello and goodbye ( I am off to bed as should you be!).

Hope R@@@@@@ got home safe and you all had your fish and chip supper!

See you soon xxxxx

Goodnight DODO you keep watching out for her :T

David.

davemorton wrote: »

Have you bought your skimmed milk powder yet David.?

No because someone posted after you that it is in the sp batter mix already or I would have

fairclaire

davemorton wrote: »

Oooo, tell me more about your pump, as im on with my mothers garden at the moment, and she has the same problem.

The pump cost about £45 if I remember rightly. It has a float so when the water rises to a certain level the pump fires up. We dug a hole and sunk a plastic bin into it to house the pump. Then we bought a length of flexible pipe ( about £20) and fed straight into the drain that the sink/ washing machine/ dishwasher drains into.

It works but it's only a temporary measure. It looks ugly! all wires and pipes everywhere. Although I suppose you could sink the pipe? The rain was so bad last year we had no choice . We have really heavy clay soil and that part of the garden has a real dip in it.

artha

TrulyMadly wrote: »

So theoretically,

Would you or would you not be fined for dropping litter if you threw an apple core into some bushes

Thank good ness I read that sentence back before posting. You lot would have had a field day:eek:

It seems you are not the only one debating the moral issues of dropping an apple core:rotfl:

http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080830150720AA4jO5Y

Technically yes (I think) Realistically No

Tinyshoes

DODO wrote: »

Tiny - hello and goodbye ( I am off to bed as should you be!).

Hope R@@@@@@ got home safe and you all had your fish and chip supper!

See you soon xxxxx

Hiya hun, we did enjoy but actually had it for lunch, little minx was already on her way home yesterday afternoon so got back last night.

Hope you enjoyed your night out.

Thanks for the mags, have already made good use of them. xxx

davemorton

David. wrote: »

No because someone posted after you that it is in the sp batter mix already or I would have

Ahh, still not as good as proper home made ones. You need to get some.

Well get those wires sunk FC!! But yes, a good idea. Sink a bin in the ground with some mesh or something over it, then just switch the pump on when the garden starts to flood.