ELITE 11+ Everyone Loving It Trout Extraction

fairclaire

Yoghurt_Queen wrote: »

Hi Fuzzgun. I'm off to bed now, as I'm in agony. The anasthetic has only just started to wear off. I've gone against the dentist's advice and have had four large whiskies. I know, I know, but i'm petrified of pain.

I can now feel the stitches and its really doing my head in.

It seems like the end of the world, but its just a bloody tooth extraction !!!!!!. I must keep focussed. My cheek is still swollen, and the throbbing pain is unbearabl;e. I have tried to distract myself by watching the Desecedants. What a lovely film? But nothing is working. I will report back when awake again folks. Where is stan when I need him? At the bookies as usual. No reception!

P.s I was given the same choice.. but I decided to to get it out while i was desperate enough, because i'm one of those people who will only go to the dentist when aboslutely deseperate!

:( I hope you manage some sleep YQ, sounds awful

emerald21

fairclaire wrote: »

:cool::rotfl: I just can't be doing with queues

No I wouldn t like to be in a queue either.

Just tucking into a delicious piece of homemade cake that I brought back from a local cafe type place. I met my sister in there but hadn t long had my breakfast so brought it home with me to enjoy later when I was hungry. It was only 75p. Most places charge about £2.50 :eek:

pattylabelle

dipdap wrote: »

The ones issued starting today are redeem one per transaction

I tried a mix of them a week or 2 back (I think Patty said she handed over some wombled ones and the SA just put them through) but my SA was on the ball and she weeded out the single one that said 'one per transaction

JELS giving me her petrol coupons in exchange for fizzers!!! - she seems happy enough with that deal.......I dunno why:D

dipdap

pattylabelle wrote: »

JELS giving me her petrol coupons in exchange for fizzers!!! - she seems happy enough with that deal.......I dunno why:D

:rotfl: I hadn't realised there was a going rate for petrol coupons

pattylabelle

dipdap wrote: »

:rotfl: I hadn't realised there was a going rate for petrol coupons

There is now:D

zippydooda

dipdap wrote: »

It was still coming back N/A against all 3 shops on Friday
I can't find it on As website so assume that's why

yes of course that's why. ill have to get in sada then.

dipdap

pattylabelle wrote: »

There is now:D

Noooo! That means I'll actually have to start paying my Dad in fizzers for his coupons :rotfl:
I wonder what the going rate is for crackers to fizzers.....

dipdap

Urgh, I forgot how hard potty training a toddler is :mad:
I should be thankful he's at least decided to go outside when he has to but I'm trying to convince him the potty is a better place than my slabs! :mad:
Didn't realise he'd left me a friend on one slab until DD pointed it out :rotfl:

dipdap

zippydooda wrote: »

yes of course that's why. ill have to get in sada then.

Have As only started stocking them recently?
Does that mean it won't appear on an APG then if it's missing off both As and MSM?

tbw

MKS wrote: »

Well done.:T:T:T Have you ever been to Portugal in October? If so, is it warm days and 'cardi' evenings? tia

Back in my very mis-spent youth (Mid 1960's) a group of us girls rented a villa in the Algarve near Albufeira (when it was still a little fishing village and not the yuppy pit that is has become). We did it 2 years running late Sept/early October and had a whale of a time (I won't bore you with details of our arrest on the beach by Portugese police sent down from Lisbon!). As I remember the weather was hot, a little cloudy sometimes but generally OK even in the evenings. My memories MAY be coloured by the Army Captain , Medical student and one or two other guys that I have fond memories of:D:D:D.

I doubt the wether patterns have chaged much but it will depend on where you were planning to go - the south would be armer than up the west coast,