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bubbs

nerfdad wrote: »

How will you say thank you :eek::eek:

With my mouth :rotfl::rotfl:

Edit OMG!! that sounds sooooo rude, with my voicebox

bubbs

wendyak wrote: »

anyone know what this smells like ??

No sorry but out of stock my nearest 10:mad::mad:

neas

Can anyone explain the glitch on the mr muscle?

I've heard people mention if only works if you buy 1 of shower n shine and 1 of something else but might work in multiple i.e 3 of shower n shine and 3 of something else?

:P

fairclaire

mrsmac10 wrote: »

I know that some of you including Fairclaire have done this before.
Most of my stuff is ready to be boxed. Do I wrap it all so its like a surprise or just put in the box.
Thanks

I don't wrap anything. Just put the items in the boxes. In fact I would think that wrapping might be a problem as the box contents will need to be checked in case there's any items that aren't suitable.

So pleased to hear of so many people doing boxes this year. :T:T:T

nerfdad

bubbs wrote: »

With my mouth :rotfl::rotfl:

OMG!! that sooooo rude,

:T:T:T:T:T good girl;)

Macadamia

Hello there
Tonight I will not be letting off fireworks or standing out by a bonfire. I will be inside keeping warm, drinking my lovely selection of beers......

It's not the cheapest beer of the moment but here's a list for any ale appreciators.

AvT

1 x Badger Premium Ale Tangle Foot (500ml) £1.80 £1.25
1 x Badger Golden Champion Ale (500ml) £1.80 £1.25
1 x Badger Fursty Ferrett Premium Ale (500ml) £1.80 £1.25
1 x Thwaites Lancaster Bomber (500ml) £1.80 £1.25
1 x Jennings Cumberland Ale (500ml) £1.80 £1.25
1 x Shepherd Neame Spitfire Premium Kentish Ale (500ml... £1.80 £1.25
1 x Wychwood Hobgoblin (500ml) £1.80 £1.25
1 x Black Sheep Ale (500ml) £1.80 £1.25
1 x Bass..... & all the crabbies....& the Moretti

wendyak

DelBoyPhil wrote: »

I think your find about 70% of working people in the country are paid tax credits. Its about time the minimum wage is set a lot higher. Once this is set a lot higher maybe people who slag off people on job seekers will see that living on £60 a week is a joke.

I hope I'm not missing the point here, but tax credits replaced tax allowances for families and those that qualified before do so now.
It became such a nightmare as an employer, sorting the rebates and allowances it was much easier to administer it this way .
I work for a bank and because of the lack of pay rises in recent years until recently I qualified for tax credits.....and I am not one of the lowest paid employees.

DelBoyPhil

wendyak wrote: »

I hope I'm not missing the point here, but tax credits replaced tax allowances for families and those that qualified before do so now.
It became such a nightmare as an employer, sorting the rebates and allowances it was much easier to administer it this way .

No tax credits is a sweetener for company's to pay such a !!!!!! wage. At the end of the day, anyone that gets tax credits needs it. The gov has stepped in to help family's.

About time companies paid people a proper wage.

locarr

DelBoyPhil wrote: »

I think your find about 70% of working people in the country are paid tax credits. Its about time the minimum wage is set a lot higher. Once this is set a lot higher (£10) a hour, maybe people who slag off people on job seekers will see that living on £60 a week is a joke. Wages in the UK are very low for most people.

Let's not have a barney about tax credits/benefits here please, it's happened before and will end in tears, there are other areas of MSE for these types of discussion, thanks

tweets

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I had a text off him just past 11pm last night to say that all was ok, the strike went ahead :mad: but all stayed safe

That was a conversation I wasn't having with my parents last night :eek:

That's good news I am glad they all stayed safe.