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scamps1966

aau1 wrote: »

I might not have seen the ISS but i'm glad i looked or i would have missed this...

Fingers crossed for you.

zippydooda

scamps1966 wrote: »

Booger, I went miles and miles and mile to get you this.





Well' 1/2 a mile, and I did have to get milk!:D

your toooo modest. I know you got milk, but I know you could have left milk to tomorrow. but you done it for team elite:j

Dizzy_Ditzy

davemorton wrote: »

Pah, tried to use my mightycash, and it does not show at checkout, never mind, was just more clutter anyway.

I'm guessing they've got, or at least anticipated problems with using it, there are at least 2 other people just on here who've had problems

aau1

davemorton wrote: »

AAu, please dont take this the wrong way, as it isnt meant the wrong way, just trying to be helpful. If needs be, it may be worth doing something like delivering pizzas on an evening, it is possible to earn £30-40 a night, so if you did 5 nights, a reasonable bit towards the household budget, presuming you drive. No good for you doing it for a long time, but as something to keep the wolves from the door for a month or two, it could be worth considering.

Thanks

I've arranged a meeting a former boss with a view to doing some web work in the evenings

Naebbirac

matty17r wrote: »

Hope I get an email with a £5 credit for mightydeals. I am looking at wristbands to ward off mosquitoes. Has anyone bought these please and are they any good? They seem to like me and oh and I dont fancy spray or cream.

Just saw your post, and I swear by these.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=mozzie+clicker

If you click on a bite the designated number of times the itch stops, the swelling goes down, and by the next day all there is left of the bite is a tiny red mark. I used one, that I picked up in Sains, over the last month in Antigua, and it worked really well.
I also find that when you go abroad, buy repellant that the locals use. I never take anywith me from here, I buy it there. hth:D

dipdap

aau1 wrote: »

:eek: :eek:

So the missus was told at work today that her team faces redundancies unless they can cut 20 hours :eek:

2 people on full time offered to drop a day amd 2 people on part time offered to drop half a day. Saving of 21 hours right there. Job done if management accept

One of the full timers has just called the wife and i'm hearing the wife say things like "well you have to do whats best for you"

I think she's changed her mind about cutting a day and wants to take her chance with avoiding redundancy :eek:

If the missus gets redundancy we're screwed and will have to sell the house within a matter of months because we sretched ourselves to buy it

I hope it doesn't come down to that Aau, to many people heading towards this situation at the moment.
Keeping my fingers crossed it all works out for you and the worst case scenario is avoided.

Dizzy_Ditzy

aau1 wrote: »

I might not have seen the ISS but i'm glad i looked or i would have missed this...

A lot of Scottish people I know have gone a bit cuckoo for that

I'm told that one of the planes was the ups flight from Cologne to Louisville

scamps1966

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I'm guessing they've got, or at least anticipated problems with using it, there are at least 2 other people just on here who've had problems

I spent my £5 no problems. Just waiting on a code to use on site I've bought from.

aau1

Savvybuyer wrote: »

I suppose I could have said that any 4 packs from 140 packs were charged at £1:D.

aau1, thanks again - for noticing the missing "'ve " before the part you've highlighted.

I didn't notice that, just a co-incidence

Thanks for piinting out my inability to accurately highlight text :rotfl:

pacifica9

Better chance of seeing the ISS passing over at 23:32.