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FloFlo

Iamsohappy wrote: »

Just so you know FloFlo we are all here with tweets to help but it looks like you are doing fine

Ok, I'll let you all off then, good to know you've got my back.

David.

Iamsohappy wrote: »

Maybe

Sometimes it is better to say less rather than say the wrong thing or really the right thing but better thought and not said

Well I was about to agree with you there then I realised You were probably digging me :rotfl: or if not I am lost

FloFlo

Iamsohappy wrote: »

Maybe

Sometimes it is better to say less rather than say the wrong thing or really the right thing but better thought and not said

Roughly translated: You have a big gob and keep putting your foot in it.



This should be engraved on a large plate and hung around my neck.

tweets

David. wrote: »

:T:T:T Has emerald been around yours and Poppy has found her piles cushion . Sorry Sorry pile cushion
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

:eek: She will give you an ear bashing when she sees that :rotfl::rotfl:

squilliondollarbaby

Just phoning my chimp.

tweets

David. wrote: »

Poppy looks as if V has painted her there in oils :T

She had been playing in the back garden last Summer and came in filthy. I had just told her off

David.

FloFlo wrote: »

Roughly translated: You have a big gob and keep putting your foot in it.



This should be engraved on a large plate and hung around my neck.

Best order 2 then we can split costs
Good job we are a friendly bunch :cool:

Busylizzie

Hi Guys

Wondered if any of you can offer me any advice. Put my little Peugeot 106 in for MOT and it failed. Main problem is the emissions. Garage put in an additive for a couple of days and changed the air filter but no good. They are now suggesting changing the oxygen sensor which will cost £150 parts and labour but with no guarantee that it will work. It's only an old banger and I feel that its not worth the risk of losing £150 and still having to get another car anyway. TIA

David.

tweets wrote: »

She had been playing in the back garden last Summer and came in filthy. I had just told her off

Filthy :rotfl: she looks pretty clean to me Little t you should see our 2 after they have been down the woods and before they go swimming :eek:

lutzi1

lutzi1 wrote: »

That's what I make it too. (I'm working it out and I don't even have a cat. ) Maybe I should get one?

Mrs_stinkface wrote: »

Morning all.
I've just had to wrestle a dead bird out of my cats mouth. Yuk!

I'm cancelling the cat order .

Reminds me of vivid memories of a holiday in Italy 20 years ago - we sat on a perfect Chiantishire terrace on a balmy evening eating a lovely dinner, and the local cats sat under the table eating the mice they'd caught and scrunching the bones. Yeuk!