Every last impecuniosity totally exterminated

David.

Someone mentioned doves scoffing all their bird seed, well the same was happening here until today.
The bird feeder pole that has decided to rust and die within 8 months or so (well the connection that holds the feeder tray on) meant when I went out ti fill it today I ended up putting the seed tray in the hanging basket nearest it and the doves have been around all day flying round it sitting on the fence but as yet they have not actually landed on it plenty of little birds have though
So looks like that is my new bird table :cool:

emerald21

savvy_sal wrote: »

Yes.I few years ago on Victory V,s.They make you go really glassy eyed.

Oh now there s a blast from the past. I was only trying to describe them to my hubby yesterday. He s been eating those fisherman s friends ( now they are disgusting even of the smell of them ) and I was saying they were similar to an oblong shape but had the corners cut off. Do you know what I mean ? They were horrible too:).

Anyway the polo mints used to give me a sore tongue and I could easily go through a packet a day. Wonder what wisecrack David. might come up with regarding my sore tongue

Queenriderbrekke

elsie1969 wrote: »

Sorry, but I can't resist saying this.....

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

You might be better off with Norwich's coaches considering our boys beat the Chelsea boys in the under 18's FA Youth Cup Final first leg on Monday night......

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I have to admit I'm dreading the return leg on the 13th though.

One of the best Youth programs in the country x

emerald21

artha wrote: »

No just having my afternoon nap. All refreshed now and ready to fight the good fight;)

" with all thy mightttttt "

David.

emerald21 wrote: »

Oh now there s a blast from the past. I was only trying to describe them to my hubby yesterday. He s been eating those fisherman s friends ( now they are disgusting even of the smell of them ) and I was saying they were similar to an oblong shape but had the corners cut off. Do you know what I mean ? They were horrible too:).

Anyway the polo mints used to give me a sore tongue and I could easily go through a packet a day. Wonder what wisecrack David. might come up with regarding my sore tongue

None after those cuddles this morning

Sarahdol75

bubbs wrote: »

PetuliaGristle wrote: »

Sorry if already said as I am on serious catch up mode, Apis Mel from Boots works for my oh, you get bitten but they don't swell up. It shouldn't work but it does...

Thanks for this, i got bitten alive the first time i went, i used to smother myself in stuff and always asked for coils when we went out for dinner but they just liked me, i lived in the pharamcy or 6 weeks lol.
2nd , 3rd AND 4th time i went had hardly any bites but ate loads of marmite for a few weeks before we went as read it was good

I can confirm that marmite works to keep away any mozzies when you are away, my DS2 never ever gets eaten alive like I do, I am covered from head to toe in them, but DS eats marmite every single day and he has never been bitten.

AngelsMadv

squilliondollarbaby wrote: »

My Nobilo [...]

It's truly fantastic for the price £3.75 with the 25% discount code delivered and I think you'd be crazy not to give it a try if you like wine.

There ya go - an honest recommendation.

This used to be the most expensive wine that Netto sold at £6 a bottle and this was around 10 years ago when I worked there. I can second the review in that I've drank several bottles over numerous occasions and I've always liked the taste. I do like my Whites dry though so if you've a sweet tooth, I'd go for a more moderate Hardy's or Chardonnay.

emmlouie

hi everyone:hello: new series of watchdog on now:)
lily nicole earrings arrived today:D

trying to decide what to do tomorrow, no more lectures at uni so day off but got DS2 on day off too as his preschool is shut so hall can be used as a polling station for the day. thinking of going out to do something just me and him while DS1 is in school but no ideas yet

AngelsMadv

PetuliaGristle wrote: »

Savvy I'm still catching up, just to say awww thanks for your understanding, such a sweet post. It's great that you put your skills to use for our benefit. I'm being totally serious (or completely serious) thanks for sharing your hard work.

Just wanted to second this. It's great to see someone with an obvious talent for certain things actually using that talent!

emerald21

lookinforabargain wrote: »

Very true :rotfl::rotfl:

She might have kindly offered whoever the other person was some choccies and met them somewhere too. I don't know though. I don t see many where I live .

I know bootsalebargains :wave she told me about this thread, well the one that was current about 6 months ago or whenever it was when I started posting. The other one was a friend of a lurker who didn t want to tell me who she was,the lurker I mean not the friend. Never mind no big deal.:)