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tweets

cjj wrote: »

Tweets I really love you lol x

Third g/f was also called Jess I remembered her name that didn't last long and he went back with second Jess .

Wonder if this girl called Jess if she isn't and I see her she will probably get called Jess :rotfl:

Bananababe

http://freepostcodelottery.com

has everyone registered there post code for the free postcode lottery. ?

MJWPTC

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy wrote: »

Hi, do you know what time she did her shop. I did a cat and impy shop today, on one shop, and they both worked xx

I've just put my apg in from 17.40 today no imp appeared on it at all. Same ones that worked yesterday. Chicken and sausages worked ok though

majorica

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Ooooh, that brings back memories, when I was a child the whole neighbourhood would get together in one garden, we would have a massive bonfire party with a massive bonfire, always with baked potatoes in the middle, and there would be loads of fireworks because everyone contributed. Those baked potatoes tasted sooooo good on a cold bonfire night and us kids always had a wonderful time

We have a bonfire party every year, even my DD gives up a night clubbing to stay home for it, its memories for them later on, it seems to get bigger every year too with more and more people but i love it.
Glitch on baking potatoes would be nice, actually i really should get my backside in gear and try and get a couple of snakes in for the men that would go down well

Sunshinemummy

squigs wrote: »

Other than butter, what other filling would you suggest?
Please and thankyou!! :)

Depends what you like!

Beans
Beans and cheese

both glitchy! ooh and remember the glitchy lurpak.

Indeed, anything glitchy is ideal!

:p:p:p

savvy_sal

davemorton wrote: »

Evening all, thoughht I might pose a shopping question for a change..
Okay, someone after my own heart, Mr. J. Daniels
1L in Sainsburgs is £26.00, therefore it would make it £23.40 if I bought it in Adsa...right?
700ml is £17 in Tecso, therefore £15.30 ins Adsa...right?
So, the 700ml works out at £21.86 a litre, and is the best buy, and should compare ok





Discuss please

dead right I've just worked it out.Buy 700ml otherwise it works out at £23.40 if you buy 1ltr

David.

squigs wrote: »

This is what it was all about!:D

Hello anyone who remembers :beer:

Well I was not here at the start, but even I guessed at the diversion tactics

jaggyman

On a womble

2 x A protect extreme fresh mouthwash 500 ml A £2 T 0.98

MKS

It's nearly the watershed hour, so feel that I can post this now, hope nobody (no pun intended!) is offended.

Received a text from a male friend late last night.

**** ur breasts were nice tonight. Having ur balls tomorrow. :eek::D
























FYI breasts are my SFC ones with chips and coleslaw and my balls are pork meatball in a pasta bake, served with a side salad.

Bradley1984

majorica wrote: »

:T:T well done Bradley, you are totally doing the right thing and the ones who are saying you are too strict are just giving in to their own kids for a quiet life but it is a quick fix for them, they are making a rod for their own back as is already being shown, my kids had strict ground rules too thought the 3rd was a later child and is thoroughly spoiled by all the family and now we are all paying the price for it, he is never happy and always wants more.
Still wouldn't change him though, would only change my parenting, but i have to say his siblings spoiled him even more than me so i blame them:rotfl:

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Bradley, it is lovely to read about proper parenting. It takes me back 10 years, sadly mine are now big and hairy!

Too many people have kids without realising it is hard work to parent properly, then complain when the child does not conform to their expectations.

:p:p:p

Couldnt agree more, the wife and I got together when I was a wee 16 year old (she was 17) and we had our first when I was 18...crikey the things people used to say to me...give it a year and you'll be paying CSA...babies having babies...well do ya know what...f you lot...my eldest is 10 and we are still firmly a family unit...3 daughters is hard work when me and the mrs work full time but Im hoping my hard work with them will pay off when they are old enough to fund my pension

The girls do ask for a lot, as all kids do but more importantly they undersand NO. Last month Charlotte (daughter) wanted money for something or other so we agreed she would come to work with me for the Saturday and Sunday, and then would receive her pay on the same payday as me...which meant waiting 3 weeks until she received the cash. It caused a massive stir on my FB saying that she was only young. 10yo is not too young to learn to work for money and realise you dont get everything straight away...She still has £3.56 which she constantly reminds me is still not spent! haha I love that girl!