Extremely Lovely Individuals Talking Excessively

bubbs

squilliondollarbaby wrote: »

You're VERY nice.

And thanks for the 'massage'. :beer:

Shhhhhhh!!! dont tell everyone :rotfl:

emerald21

rebeccalb wrote: »

Think emerald21 is right.sure it's been mentioned before, maybe a newspaper article?

Thank you Rebecca I am right .

bubbs

princessmelody2009 wrote: »

Sorry to hear that if you ever chose to quit Allen Carr's book helped me, I borrowed it from the library Never looked back, I've been smokefree 4 years this Halloween and I don't even miss it! And trust me, fag ash Melody needed her ciggie immediately on waking :rotfl: Fell pregnant with DD a couple of months later

Well done :T:T my friend gave up usuing that method to

emerald21

Wheres_My_Cashback wrote: »

Squills, foot in mouth again !!

It's true, it classed a gross misconduct pocketing other peoples coupons/points.

Thank you it's surprising what I find out with having two sons working there

tweets

I had to find a copy of his birth certificate so he could get in pubs/clubs later he forgot his passport. This annoys me when folk have to take ID with them . I always think its unsafe if they lost ID someone could use it to commit fraud. DS says one mate nearly 30 and still needs ID :eek: Wonder if I would need mine :rotfl::rotfl:

Notice I have calmed down I have kept :silenced: not said anything to him

He likes his bedroom says I not got to let Poppy in room now what he doesn't see he wont know

He likes his birthday present says he been wanting a new one

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B002BETARM/ref=oh_details_o08_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

its identical to one he got but definitely needed replacing.

princessmelody2009

bubbs wrote: »

Well done :T:T my friend gave up usuing that method to

Tanku I can't recommend it enough, literally changed my life :j

EMMAP

emerald21 wrote: »

Thank you Rebecca I am right .

She is y'know. Wasn't there also someone who worked in a supermarket and took advantage of a glitch and it got her fired? I vaguely remember reading something like that.

mhoc

annieme wrote: »

My son, like yours, has never been any trouble thank goodness. When he was 24 he was caring for others but just took me for granted. I'm mum, always available! He's now 33 & has grown up immensely altho' he still takes me for granted at times. When I look at other young men I know I've a lot to be grateful for though x

OMG another 10 years before mine gets to that stage then ...
Honestly he has a very qualified responsible career but sometimes he is as thick as 2 short planks - still love him to bits

princessmelody2009

tweets wrote: »

I had to find a copy of his birth certificate so he could get in pubs/clubs later he forgot his passport. This annoys me when folk have to take ID with them . I always think its unsafe if they lost ID someone could use it to commit fraud. DS says one mate nearly 30 and still needs ID :eek: Wonder if I would need mine :rotfl::rotfl:

Notice I have calmed down I have kept :silenced: not said anything to him

He likes his bedroom says I not got to let Poppy in room now what he doesn't see he wont know

He likes his birthday present says he been wanting a new one

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B002BETARM/ref=oh_details_o08_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

its identical to one he got but definitely needed replacing.

He's clearly talking about me, although I don't turn 30 til December Seriously though, I still get asked when buying alcohol in T :rotfl: love it!

savvy_sal

fairclaire wrote: »

can't find a pic I can copy but this is. Glade Essential Oil Starlit Evening light floral. Don't know if it's a unit or a refill or what? But it is another glade trigger.

Nice find Sal :beer:

Edit: Found it, it's a refill

Funny that I found this one in the same shop that I found the original.:D:D