The ELITE Eggstra Easter thread

davemorton

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Must admit I'm flapping around between this one and the new and back again.

I want this thread to get to 10,000 and explode!!! But I'm also going to go now mainly to the new thread and continue the MSE and glitching on there. I'll pop back to this one occasionally, just to keep the numbers going up... Please keep posting on here throughout and get it to that number!! (Whilst not encouraging any naughty behaviour that interferes seriously with the running of this site of course...) Let me work on the lists and glitches on the new one!:)

Oh , but I think you are Savvy

fairclaire

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Must admit I'm flapping around between this one and the new and back again.

I want this thread to get to 10,000 and explode!!! But I'm also going to go now mainly to the new thread and continue the MSE and glitching on there. I'll pop back to this one occasionally, just to keep the numbers going up... Please keep posting on here throughout and get it to that number!! (Whilst not encouraging any naughty behaviour that interferes seriously with the running of this site of course...) Let me work on the lists and glitches on the new one!:)

oh savvy! you are just as much a rebel as the rest of us! and you know it

Savvybuyer

davemorton wrote: »

Savvy, I dont normally read all you posts as my attention span is that of a small labrador, but that is the best post you have ever posted, and I think we should go with it!! (oh, and I cant thank you as my thank button has gone again!!)

That happened to me once, the disappearing button. I think it's log out and log in to solve it. Don't worry - you know, folks, I always concentrate back on my lists and sometimes don't get time to thank every post I'd like to. I know you all prefer money-saving tips and help to a lack of thank you.

fairclaire

davemorton wrote: »

Oh, believe me, they arnt nightmares, the shirts are done rather well, I must say!

phew! well f they are done well it's not me in your dreams :rotfl::rotfl:
Im either lucky or intelligent. Marry an army man.....they like to iron their own shirts

davemorton

Savvybuyer wrote: »

That happened to me once, the disappearing button. I think it's log out and log in to solve it. Don't worry - you know, folks, I always concentrate back on my lists and sometimes don't get time to thank every post I'd like to. I know you all prefer money-saving tips and help to a lack of thank you.

In all honesty I prefer the enjoyment of the thread almost as much as the moneysaving. I dont partake in much of the shopping stuff, (just the wine, and beer, and perhaps the cheese and fresh meat;))

davemorton

fairclaire wrote: »

phew! well f they are done well it's not me in your dreams :rotfl::rotfl:
Im either lucky or intelligent. Marry an army man.....they like to iron their own shirts

See, problem there is my draws are not A4! :cool:

Savvybuyer

davemorton wrote: »

Oh , but I think you are Savvy

I do get the 'saying the opposite of what you mean sometimes'. But, no, my sentence - the one you've highlighted - is meant sincerely. It's not an 'opposite to what I mean' intention. Nonetheless, it's slightly mischievous, you and me both a little mischievous here, but I'm compliant with the rules!

My sentence is a bit humorous. It seriously meant but in a bit of a joking way at the same time if that's possible. I'm sure nothing will happen on reaching 10,000 (again no irony intended). Irony or ironic whatever, I can't be bothered to sort out the pedantry between those two words at the moment, sometimes great memory but also sometimes need to go away, look something up again and then reach a considered decision.:cool::D

davemorton

I wish I could understand animal speak!

zippydooda

im off to bed now. good night my friends. ps upto you now tweets to get the last one tomorrow x

fairclaire

Savvybuyer wrote: »

I do get the 'saying the opposite of what you mean sometimes'. But, no, my sentence - the one you've highlighted - is meant sincerely. It's not an 'opposite to what I mean' intention. Nonetheless, it's slightly mischievous, you and me both a little mischievous here, but I'm compliant with the rules!

My sentence is a bit humorous. It seriously meant but in a bit of a joking way at the same time if that's possible. I'm sure nothing will happen on reaching 10,000 (again no irony intended). Irony or ironic whatever, I can't be bothered to sort out the pedantry between those two words at the moment, sometimes great memory but also sometimes need to go away, look something up again and then reach a considered decision.:cool::D

I get your humour savvy and I totally applaud you for taking the time to explain it.