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couponqueen123

nerfdad wrote: »

I hope his dad gives the letter:rotfl::rotfl:
I may divorce mrsnerf then I only have to pay £180 instead of £360 :cool:but to be honest it's still cheaper to pay the £360 fine than go in August

he will give the letter i asked first he thinks im ace;) i give him lots of 1p crackers he loves them also give him lots of reduced meat from co-op ,

also take his granddaughter to see him daily for her banana;)

you could try not telling the school and hope they dnt notice, but if your kids are like you ;), they will notice they not there:rotfl::rotfl:

fairclaire

Wheres_My_Cashback wrote: »

What times were both your shops please and TN, can you please post your results?

Possibly not working in Scotland? Some of the other glitchy things don't :cool:

Wheres_My_Cashback

fairclaire wrote: »

Possibly not working in Scotland? Some of the other glitchy things don't :cool:

That did cross my mind. Is TN in Scotland ?

altojack

squilliondollarbaby wrote: »

Not an expert but can you tell me the computer make, model and operating system (eg Windows 7)?

Compaq Presario Windows XP is that what you mean squills?

couponqueen123 wrote: »

i have told my dd head teacher my o/h isnt allowed to take holiday in work july-august so whats his plan for us :eek: (might have stretched the truth a bit there but not to much august is very hard to get holiday cant book in advance they get new contract/jobs in work then way to busy normaly

he said if i provide a a letter from the company o/h works for sating what i said (his dad is boss:o:T:rotfl: so wont be a problem )then all will be ok and no fines for us



i havent told any1 up the school as i dnt want to start a riot its that bad up there over it and other things

some are looking at home schooling/tutors :eek:

DH often had to write letters when he was manager as July/August are very busy months and time off due to shift work was impossible to get most of the time

fairclaire

Wheres_My_Cashback wrote: »

That did cross my mind. Is TN in Scotland ?

With a name like that I'd say so

Edit: Just looked at her post again. Yes, Portlethen

emerald21

squilliondollarbaby wrote: »

Not an expert but can you tell me the computer make, model and operating system (eg Windows 7)?

Are you able to start it up in safe mode and take it from there ? Just a thought:)

tweets

fairclaire wrote: »

Thank you :T:T:T I won a Man U can cooler All (except me) Man U fans here so something to fight over :rotfl:

When you burst the bubbles it says muf can cooler. I didn't know at that point it was a Man utd one:o I was all excited and told my OH I'd won a muf can cooler.........he's still laughing at me :o

Well done

Sat here ready to watch the match tonight :j

TwaNumpties

nerfdad wrote: »

Get the bog roll as you will need it after the Bombay :eek::D:D[/QUote

Sorry was sorting supper - bangers and mash (hubbys favourite). Have never tried the bombays yet. Hubby thinks they are ok though.:rotfl:love your replies though.

Wheres_My_Cashback wrote: »

AMMat158 What time was your shop please and TN, can you please post your results?

Shop done at 12.54. Might just be the Scottish with crap luck.

fairclaire

tweets wrote: »

Well done

Sat here ready to watch the match tonight :j

Guess where Im going?? :cool: :rotfl:

altojack

frequent wrote: »

Some money has appeared in my pp account, have no idea from where, so I thought i'd spend it quick

Ordered this

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Healthline-Fruit-Press-Apple-Cider-Grape-Wine-Press-6L-Free-Pulp-Bag-/290738909998?

Linked Nectar card so collected 70 points on the spend ( that i didnt really spend )

So far, free brewing kit, free pears, free fruit press and 2 books for £10 from amazon with £5 cashback tracking.

Think the mrs will notice if I use her blender to pulp the pears ? :eek:

From my home town I wonder if Healthline are the local fruit farm people :cool: