The Extra Loveliest Individual's Team Expedition

lovingtescoforever

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Murder! Poor Daddy Long Legs!

;);)

Self defence

calmspirit wrote: »

this reminded of yesterday........massive MASSIVE spider ran across living room- too quick for me to run next door and ask for help ......so I grabbed the biggest book I could find and slammed it down on top of the spider (yes I jumped on it too just to be sure)

........the funny thing was............the book was David Attenborough's Trials of Life:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

ps the book is still there with spider underneath.........:D

Got to double check its dead

Once I've flushed a big spider down the loo and starting putting bleach down as well :eek: now that was murder

Anon

So if STOPtober was expanded to suspend glitch shopping, how many could/would join?

You could find As and Ts as wiling co-sponsors .

Anon

zippydooda

calmspirit wrote: »

well said ......:T:T:T still my sanctuary thanks

only when you remember your password

TrulyMadly

vanilla_twist wrote: »

Think a mamouth catch up needed.
Fc hope you have sharpened your pencils for tomorrow:D

I have been playing with achica. My referred friends did not use referral codes yesterday as goods already free, so to get my £10 they have been using codes to buy £20 of gift vouchers for £10. Of course this then frees up my code. Vouchers have a longer life than the 6 weeks for codes so can be saved up for something I really want, hopefully combined with a glitch or sale.
Fingers crossed I can get a referral bonus as well.

Not for everyone as I know its not free but suits me for what I have my eye on.
So turning £10 cash into £20 cards plus £10 in my account x a few should get me the cushion for mum plus leave me lots of vouchers for a glitchy day. Not worried about postage charges as reckon they must nearly always have some postal discount going on..

Only did 2 a's shops as didn't need anything really excpet the cdm.
Left BS alone which has freed up money to play with achica.

Swings and roundabouts but we all know only to do what suits us glitch wise.
Did get nappies for dgd today.
I rarely seem to get anything glitchy actually for me so once I have bought mums cushion I can save vouchers for something I would really like.

Now for my catch up.
V x

Think we all need a Free Delivery weekend:D

Cashlesslassie

squilliondollarbaby wrote: »

EMMAP you need to get a grip, I am neutral btw and you seem a very nice person.

So your bloke strayed.

Yet you love him.

Tis natural.

So I will confess.

I was in love with the love of my life - she was an awkward cow [yes, you Clare in NI] and refused to come on holiday with me for some bizarre reason even tho she later wanted to marry me] so I asked an ex girlfriend along for the ride so as not to waste the ticket so to speak plus a bit of companionship.

So I strayed.

Destroyed the relationship with my NI girl when she found out, I'm just a guy why wouldn't you use a holiday ticket?

Because love, trust and honour are more important than a holiday?

Sunshinemummy

calmspirit wrote: »

this reminded of yesterday........massive MASSIVE spider ran across living room- too quick for me to run next door and ask for help ......so I grabbed the biggest book I could find and slammed it down on top of the spider (yes I jumped on it too just to be sure)

........the funny thing was............the book was David Attenborough's Trials of Life:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

ps the book is still there with spider underneath.........:D

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

lovingtescoforever

http://youtu.be/oUFJJNQGwhk

Wonderful song.
Very powerful
In lots of adverts and trailers it seems. Guinness advert ATM
Enjoy

Thrifty_Sister

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Poor thing :eek: I have a knack of catching them in my hands! I am not your typical female - I grew up with two brothers, one older and one younger. I do not flinch when I catch spiders or anything like that, I'll quite happily pick raspberries whilst fighting the bees for them, and I regularly rescue mice and shrews from the side road!

Oh, and I've just completed 377 on Candy Crush :j:j:j

I'm just the same - thankfully as I said earlier OH is scared of spiders (although he will move slugs/snails which I don't like) :eek:

TrulyMadly

JulieElizabeth wrote: »

Unconfirmed total for September

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£137.58

Wow....I could live off that for months:rotfl:

Bananababe

calmspirit wrote: »

this reminded of yesterday........massive MASSIVE spider ran across living room- too quick for me to run next door and ask for help ......so I grabbed the biggest book I could find and slammed it down on top of the spider (yes I jumped on it too just to be sure)

........the funny thing was............the book was David Attenborough's Trials of Life:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

ps the book is still there with spider underneath.........:D

and shall remain for ever more if its like my hubby !

I like spider sort of I dont like when they are massive but I will lift them and fling them out the door. (with a newspaper) Daddy long legs I catch in my hands and let out the door too. I dont like wasps and will splatter them. Bees are sacred so I will just scream till they leave !

Flies too I will try and let them out of the window but if all fails they getting splattered.

Our new place back on to a load of trees and a wee burn so I have noticed a huge upturn on the amount of beasties appearing.

I will no doubt be eaten alive next summer (those two days in July us scots like to call summer) by our resident vampire midgies !! :eek: