Every last impecuniosity totally exterminated

nerfdad

lalli_pickle wrote: »

I know this is a raw subject with a lot of people, but I sometimes wish Cameron had half the bottle and strength of will as Mrs T. If he did, the country as a whole might be in a better position than it is now.

I voted Lib Dem at the last general election because the the old guy (can't remember how to spell his name) seemed to talk a lot of sense. The current breed of leaders don't command any respect at all, they change their opinion depending on what will get them more votes.

What we need right now is someone with a strong viewpoint on how to fix the country (and a long term one not just short term 'keep the voters happy').

I can't say I've ever voted for the Cons before, at home our Labour guy was fantastic and really worked hard to fix any problems we had, but having moved into a Conservative area, it really does seem like the other parties just don't make the effort. Except for UKIP and I'm opposed to them on principle because I just don't see how their ideas pan out.

Have to say, for many years I voted monster raving loonies. Such a shame that they've faded into nothing now their main protagonist has passed. They were always good for entertainment whilst keeping a strong background of reality bites.

Monster raving-you will fit in well on this thread:T
:T i agree with almost all your saying.

fairclaire

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Just been thinking about the DrOetkar pizzas.

How on earth are we going to eat them all:)

Im still debating whether to buy these:cool: I have learned how to make pizza dough:T:T and have been making pizzas for the kids. They only like cheese and tomato, so cheap dough, passata and some mozzarella and they're happy.....I just add bits to it for me and OH ( pepperoni, salami, bit of veggies etc and some herbs) I haven't told the kids that I made the pizzas :rotfl::rotfl: and they have eaten them

ledlights

Latest co-operative magazine has 2 pound off 10 pound shop valid from 1st may to 30th June hope this helps

artha

Claire1972 wrote: »

Just after 6pm Artha, I went with my two DD. I wanted some new sun loungers, I splashed out and bought the ones as you walk in £40 reduced to £30. Really comfy.
That's the most I have spent in Tesco for a long time. Haha

Must have just missed each other. D. and I were in at about 6:45

David.

DM you still with us

Nannylala

My Dson-in-law will be delighted with the Footie results hope he gets home safe and sound and does not have to much:beer:
Good night sweet dreams:A

nerfdad

TrulyMadly wrote: »

For anyone of a delicate disposition don't google "messed up chicks"

Mrsnerf is on page 4:D:eek:

Tinyshoes

artha wrote: »

Must have just missed each other. D. and I were in at about 6:45

Me too but other end of the country.

They were hanging about too much for the final reductions tonight so I left, good job I got my bread in As yesterday for 10p a loaf. :T

nerfdad

artha wrote: »

Must have just missed each other. D. and I were in at about 6:45

Is this now a dogging/dating site;)

Tinyshoes

Nannylala wrote: »

My Dson-in-law will be delighted with the Footie results hope he gets home safe and sound and does not have to much:beer:
Good night sweet dreams:A

Night Nanny sweet dreams to you. :A