Every last impecuniosity totally exterminated

silvercar

squilliondollarbaby wrote: »

1 of each but we have to rely on niceness and he is particularly alienating at times.

Maybe

But the siblings could well have their own children by then and their caring side may have developed. I have friends who are nearing 50 with autistic siblings and they realise that the responsibility will rest with them.

squilliondollarbaby wrote: »

But closer to death and I worry about what my severely autistic son will do with himself when I'm dead 40 years before he dies if you see what I mean.

Who knows what life will bring. I do feel that there is more awareness of autism now and the numbers are sufficiently large that as a society we know that we have a responsibility to care for those whose carers are no longer around.

Saying that I have a friend who has an autistic daughter whose needs were so great that she has needed to be in a residential setting since the age of 3. When she used to come home for holidays the family found it very stressful. The work that the unit have done is amazing. She is now (aged 24) moving in with a young man who lives in the unit with her. Obviously they will both need support for ever, but this is something that was beyond the parents wildest dreams when she was younger.

TrulyMadly

FloFlo wrote: »

I reckon put the nuns habit on and tell them to get their f'ing hands off your meat

Feeling better Flo:)

TrulyMadly

Snap-ant wrote: »

:T:T:T:T

You'll have to PM me when you're going, if you would like to have a Mini Elite Meet with Rhosynbach & us :D

It's in August. I would love a meet up. Do you think I can sit in Rhosynbachs tractor:)

David.

Flabby is asleep :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

silvercar

FloFlo wrote: »

I reckon put the nuns habit on and tell them to get their f'ing hands off your meat

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Silvercar..... Am I seeing things or have you just edited your post.:):)

I was sure you mentioned the "meat" word originally. I was giggling and then it just changed.

It's just become a swear word:rotfl:

Edit.....Oh goodness it's not you it's me. I'm seeing the word everywhere. Think it was Flo who quoted you............

Not me, I was just responding to old squillion's comment earlier claiming that an old granny had had a go at him about taking fresh milk.

I can call him old now he has outed his age:D older than me by....months!:D

mimi1234

aau1 wrote: »

Someone was obviously in my store today and cleared out the in date bars as the boxes were all suddenly empty

Hahaha. Can't blame them. Do they taste OK or are they just your typical awful diet bar things? I quite fancied the mint choc ones, but I was not prepared to pay 50p for one! Hell no....

simone10 wrote: »

In relation to the Viking direct 5000 Nectar points that Viking didn't cough up.
I had paid by Paypal and took it to Resolution. Had this response from Paypal today and just hope Viking don't block my 2 x £15 gift cards that I purchased fair and square...

Sorry pet, but they will. They can de-activate the cards from their end which they did with mine when I asked for a refund. Unless you run out tomorrow morning and use them before they can de-activate them. Having said that, they will probably invoice you again if you use them.

Do I have to go to work tomorrow? Sooooooo can't be bothered! :o:o

yorks808

exel1966 wrote: »

Womble time, Picked up a few, checked one of them, came back no results......................date was 16/01/12 :eek:

Another A v T -

1 x ASDA British Semi Skimmed Milk 4 Pints (2.27L) £0.90 £1.29
1 x ASDA Smartprice Bolognese Sauce (440g) £0.35 N/A
1 x ASDA Vodka (350ml) £5.25 £6.00
1 x ASDA Smartprice Cold Water Prawns (200g) £1.35 N/A
2 x Peter's Cornish Pasties (195g) £0.90 N/A
1 x Ariel Actilift Biological Excel Gel - 24 Washes (8... £3.60 £5.00
2 x Heinz Mushroom & Bacon Toast Toppers (128g) £1.53 N/A
1 x Fox's Butter Crinkles (200g) £0.45 £1.29
2 x Warburtons Toastie Thick Sliced White Bread (400g) £1.44 £1.60
1 x Burton's Jammie Dodgers (150g) £0.45 N/A
1 x Caxton Pink 'N' Whites Wafers (6 per pack - 85g) £0.45 £0.59
1 x Bernard Matthews Wafer Thin Sliced Turkey Ham (120... £0.90 N/A
1 x ASDA Smartprice Apple Juice (1.5L) £0.61 £0.84
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Strawberry Yogurt (450g) £0.72 N/A
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Fat Free Blueberry Yogurt (450g... £0.72 N/A
1 x ASDA Smartprice Midget Gems (250g) £0.43 N/A
1 x Heinz Chopped Tomatoes in Tomato Juice (4x400g) £0.90 £4.69

[STRIKE]Think the APG is wrong on the 90p products, aren't they £1??[/STRIKE] Oops, missed the staff discount

A v S

1 x Ariel Actilift Biological Excel Gel - 24 Washes (8... £3.60 £7.10

Since when has 4 pinter milk been 90p at asda like? and those 4x400g tomatoes cans?? are these present offers?

fairclaire

mimi1234 wrote: »

Hahaha. Can't blame them. Do they taste OK or are they just your typical awful diet bar things? I quite fancied the mint choc ones, but I was not prepared to pay 50p for one! Hell no....



Sorry pet, but they will. They can de-activate the cards from their end which they did with mine when I asked for a refund. Unless you run out tomorrow morning and use them before they can de-activate them. Having said that, they will probably invoice you again if you use them.

Do I have to go to work tomorrow? Sooooooo can't be bothered! :o:o

what did you decide about the interview mimi?

emerald21

Well sleepy Susie s signing out now lol Good Night all and David.:rotfl:

TrulyMadly

Talking about bars....has anyone tried the nakd bars using the coupons in the last mag. Oh my goodness. I had the rhubarb and custard one today and couldn't finish it. It was gross:eek: