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The Comper's Inn part 42
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Hey Wingo are you saying reading our posts sent you to sleep??? Shame on you :rotfl::rotfl:
firefly - you are on fire this month! Well done on your lovely win, hope you have big cupboards. Glad Sheils was around to help you with the mags.
Rae - glad you got your computer fixed and hope you manage to de-flea the cat.
Softpad - glad you managed to spend time with your hens and relaxed a bit. You sound a double of me except I am probably yonks older. I am very shy and only have online friends and family as I hate going into places on my own. Have to do Jury service next week for two weeks and I am petrified but will be OK when I get there I expect.
Steak pie sounds lovely Sheils, we have pork chops tonight.
Must get on and finish tea.
SYLBIG THANKS TO ALL WHO POST THE COMPETITIONS0 -
Circus tix, a book and a goody bag so far today. Just waiting to see if anyone horsey wants my spare blenheim ticket for next week.
I love birds we have a lesser spotted woody that sometimes visits our p nut feeder also a huge family of long t tits that are regulars.
You are def in the right place softpad with your love of birds :A
ff and me are always twittering on about our feathered critters plus ff has a naughty squirrel (or 2) and also foxes
i have foxes but they tend to stay out in the courtyard late at night -watch them from window with my wee cat. Plenty bats here at night too.
My garden birds are safe cos puddy is a house cat - refuses to go out - she just likes to curtain twitch to have a good nose
I see you have hens - how lovely. My mum and dad years ago kept lots and now my dd and son-in-law have got some girls of their own. Fascinating funny critters - absolute joy tho. xxxx:)MILITARY WIVES CHOIRSHELP for HEROES
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No I would never think that Sylvia! :kisses3: Love reading the pos....zzzzzz

Good luck with the jury service
DH has been on it twice!
Don't worry softpad, I'm useless at inventions really! Plus I'm a bargain hunter kind of girl!
Big thanks to all who contribute to the forums. Be lucky everyone and be safe!0 -
lomaxsylvia wrote: »Hey Wingo are you saying reading our posts sent you to sleep??? Shame on you :rotfl::rotfl:
firefly - you are on fire this month! Well done on your lovely win, hope you have big cupboards. Glad Sheils was around to help you with the mags.
Rae - glad you got your computer fixed and hope you manage to de-flea the cat.
Softpad - glad you managed to spend time with your hens and relaxed a bit. You sound a double of me except I am probably yonks older. I am very shy and only have online friends and family as I hate going into places on my own. Have to do Jury service next week for two weeks and I am petrified but will be OK when I get there I expect.
Steak pie sounds lovely Sheils, we have pork chops tonight.
Must get on and finish tea.
SYL
Good luck with the jury service sylv :eek: I'm sure all will be well. Miss marple here has never been called up ........ can't imagine why!!!! :rotfl::rotfl: Have friends/relatives who have done it tho and it all went ok....... xxxxxMILITARY WIVES CHOIRSHELP for HEROES
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firefly - I have a question for you :rotfl::rotfl: have you been feeding your blackberries to the birdies??? Put one of my best blouses on the line today and when I went to fetch it in a birdie had sh*t on it.
When I ran it under cold water to try and get it out it went purple just like a blackberry stain :rotfl::rotfl:BIG THANKS TO ALL WHO POST THE COMPETITIONS0 -
lomaxsylvia wrote: »firefly - I have a question for you :rotfl::rotfl: have you been feeding your blackberries to the birdies??? Put one of my best blouses on the line today and when I went to fetch it in a birdie had sh*t on it.
When I ran it under cold water to try and get it out it went purple just like a blackberry stain :rotfl::rotfl:
Lol lol lolMAY THE ODDS BE EVER IN YOUR FAVOUR0 -
lomaxsylvia wrote: »firefly - I have a question for you :rotfl::rotfl: have you been feeding your blackberries to the birdies??? Put one of my best blouses on the line today and when I went to fetch it in a birdie had sh*t on it.
When I ran it under cold water to try and get it out it went purple just like a blackberry stain :rotfl::rotfl:
:eek::eek: ooops!!! :rotfl::rotfl:MILITARY WIVES CHOIRSHELP for HEROES
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lomaxsylvia wrote: »firefly - I have a question for you :rotfl::rotfl: have you been feeding your blackberries to the birdies??? Put one of my best blouses on the line today and when I went to fetch it in a birdie had sh*t on it.
When I ran it under cold water to try and get it out it went purple just like a blackberry stain :rotfl::rotfl:
:eek::eek::rotfl: naughty birdies :eek:
no I promise I haven't been feeding them them :eek::rotfl::eek:please be a responsible pet owner & spay/neuter your pets, too many strays & not enough homes for them sadly.
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Stain Buster — Bird Droppings
Fabric
1. Pretreat or soak in warm water with a laundry product containing enzymes.
2. Launder.
3. If the stain remains, use an eye dropper to apply hydrogen peroxide, and then apply a drop or two of ammonia. Flush with water.
4. Launder again.
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Birds and Berries
If the bird droppings are dark like berry stains, treat them as a blueberry stain.
For more on stain removal, see Good Housekeeping's Stain Rescue
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Might be lucky for you SYLV - once upon a time ago, a bird shat on me and I won £1500 link bingo ! (about 30 yrs ago)
F**F well done on ya juice.(I need tips on winning as paw luck here!)
What shopping choices drive you mad? Here still undecided on the Eleccy Grill (portion/temp/removable plates/price etc.)
Got posted a £20 catalogue code but not usable on sale items so not worth getting the grill there0
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