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Bananababe

JulieElizabeth wrote: »

Unconfirmed total for September

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£137.58

Thats incredible :T:T:T:T:T:T

Sunshinemummy

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

They're blimmin everywhere at the moment :mad::mad:

Spreading the love (hopefully) :p:p

Dizzy_Ditzy

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 regularly rescue them from my cat. Well, as much as you can rescue a non-living one that's been tossed about like a pancake

I did handle big fat worms yesterday in my other garden. That's probably as far as I'd go

zippydooda wrote: »

perhaps he only drinks coffee

Reckon you might be right

calmspirit

lovingtescoforever wrote: »

Self defence




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

I'll see your bleach and raise you ...........I once took 3 hours to hoover up a spider as i kept running away and the hoover hose wasnt long enough!

when I did finally get it......i wrapped the hoover in clingfilm (completely) and put it outside..........hubby came home a month later and asked why the hoover was outside wrapped in clingfilm

TrulyMadly

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

I assume you asked for a refund!

:rotfl::rotfl:

Have you recovered after the weekend SunshineM?

Found anything nasty down the back of the settee:rotfl:

rhosynbach

calmspirit wrote: »

Emmap.....you are doing great hunni ......and QOC is right it DOES get easier eventually, just stay strong for now and please dont stop posting here about it- we are all routing for you as most of us have been there xxx we want to know how you are doing and this place is so great for getting support :A

can i second this please i have been telling dd2 about you and other peoples comments about the situation and she asked this evening about you i think it gives her encouragment that others are in a similar situation and its not just her that is struggling it happens to a lot of us so you all dont know it but your comments to emmap are actual a comfort to others xxxx

Savvybuyer

I often misjudge situations:o:o - nonetheless...

It's a good thread on here reminding me earlier today that I have to go and claim my Persil MB. Nearly a month since I shopped:eek:... I've surely had chance to test the product now and find fault with it if applicable?

I've been continuing looking, on and off, tonight on msm (in the background to this forum) seeing if anything of any use.

For those who like Pot Noodles... doubtless we'll have some 50p offer in A at some point or another on the single ones. However,... I've been looking at what's on at T and noticed I haven't mentioned this before. In order to beat the expensive 50p/pot pricing.

There are some 4 pack versions on at £1.94 in T at the mo. Pot Noodle Original Curry and Pot Noodle Chicken & Mushroom. Both £3.00 A vs T. And the 10% off. You'd probably buy (or use up) at least 4 anyway. That's better than falling for a 50p offer later on each of four individual pots.;):) HTH.

TrulyMadly

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Ooh is there a BS glitch.. I may have to read back..but my bed is calling
:o:o

There is always a BS glitch:rotfl:

calmspirit

zippydooda wrote: »

only when you remember your password

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: true:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Dizzy_Ditzy

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

I assume you asked for a refund!

:rotfl::rotfl:

On the tea or the bus fare? :rotfl:

Refund on tea = home

Refund on bus fare- no go cos I need it all week :mad: