ELITE 11+ Everyone Loving It Trout Extraction

emerald21

nerfdad wrote: »

Still am:eek::eek:
Just got 2 double glazed windows for £40 on ebay:cool: that's the shed sorted:T:T

Aah sheds. I ve been emptying one of our sheds today. It's a 12 x 10 wooden shed , no windows. We bought it about 25 years ago - Dawn was in a car seat and the two lads either side of her . It was almost new from someone's house and we paid £200 for it. We carried it home from Chester on a trailer. :eek:

We but mainly I have been felting it over the years and it s served us well. However we noticed mice droppings in there on various things yuk. So I decided to sort it out today. I have to be in the mood for these things nowadays.

Took everything out and filled the garden . Good job it was a nice day and didn t rain. Then I patched up some holes where the blighters had got through, cleaned it all and put different pieces of carpet down. Got rid of a lot of stuff and out the rest back. It was a good days work took me from about 10.30 till 4.30. Now we can actually get in the shed.

Don't know about nerfdad feeling like a woman I feel like a man lol

emerald21

izzeyb wrote: »

If the pain is really bad, there is every chance you could have got an infection in the tooth socket ( I know from experience as this happened to me after having a tooth out which had had an abscess). Even with the best after-care (salt water rinses) this can happen, especially if it was a bottom tooth (something to do with the blood flow) and the pain is usually worse in the night (when you lie down).

Do you not have a walk-in centre you could go to, maybe have to wait now though until the morning. Sounds like you need some antibiotics (even if you have already had a course).

Yes dry socket I ve had it too :eek: I did mention it to YQ the other day.

davemorton

frequent wrote: »

S v T for BM, MSL & Shopitize

Birds Eye Crispy Chicken Dippers (42 per pack - 770g) £4.39 £3.00

Harpic Power Plus Toilet Cleaner Citrus Fresh (750ml) £2.00 £1.00

Carling Zest Limited Edition (12x330ml) £9.00 £6.00

Carling (4x440ml) £4.25 £3.75

These 4 items generate a BM @ £5.89 and msl cashback @ £9.82.

McVitie's Cheesecake Creams Vanilla (168g) £1.19 79p, so another 40p to the bm and 75p back from shopitize.

Throw in 4 rustlers with 2 mocs and the bm goes to £10 :cool:

have not checked the rest yet, but i cant see any msl cashback on this, what am i doing wrong please??

fairclaire

davemorton wrote: »

have not checked the rest yet, but i cant see any msl cashback on this, what am i doing wrong please??

Create new list > choose supermarket>browse>cash back......it should be there

dipdap

davemorton wrote: »

have not checked the rest yet, but i cant see any msl cashback on this, what am i doing wrong please??

DM its still showing for me and I've redeemed it 3 times.
You need to go on the MSM website and make sure you're signed in.
Then go to the cashback option and make sure you're signed up to all the mini stores (including carling )

fairclaire

zippydooda wrote: »

I hope the cloud clears here tonight or We won't see it good times for DS2 as well

davemorton

fairclaire wrote: »

Create new list > choose supermarket>browse>cash back......it should be there

nope :o:o

fairclaire

dipdap wrote: »

DM its still showing for me and I've redeemed it 3 times.
You need to go on the MSM website and make sure you're signed in.
Henry go to the cashback option and make sure you're signed up to all the mini stores (including carling )

Who's Henry??? :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

davemorton

and under todays promotions, all i have is carling cider. nothing else, grrr . lol

davemorton

fairclaire wrote: »

Who's Henry??? :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Is that not the bloke from last night off the adverts?