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nerfdad

cheer1eader wrote: »

:eek: i've got a green angry pig & a red angry bird sitting here :rotfl:

At least it's not a strange deer:eek::eek:

cheer1eader

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Yes - they even work on the £6 light up one :D

i got a few completed cards before from online orders collected instore i don't know if they still do this as it was at the beginning of this moth i got my last one

Jelly_Biactol

CookieRaider wrote: »

You have my attention now about the young ones and helping them out. How much would u say for an oil painting (i have a few from my grandfather God rest him ) and would like to add to my collaction but have never bought 1 so am not sure about price and it would be for an average size painting, not 1 of the small ones you can get. tia.

For an average-sized framed oil painting of, say, 24" by 18", somewhere around £120 to £150 might be a good starting 'offer'. To me, that sounds like a realistic price that won't insult the artist, but not too much that you've way overvalued it. Always difficult to guesstimate, though:)

One consideration to bear in mind, is the frame. If it's a standard-type frame (the kind you could get done in a typical high street art supplies shop), then that's not usually an issue when estimating price. If it's been properly framed by hand, with hand-stained wood or a different material (I had one artwork framed using the moulding intended as a fireplace surround, for example, but fortunately I've got a mate who is a craft framer), then that could cost £100 just to have it framed.

zippydooda

tweets wrote: »

Thought bulb had gone in living room ceiling light was :mad: DS gone home.

So I get stepladder and after trying to get bulb out and having hot flush and shaking I give up Don't like heights and only feel safe up stepladder when can hold onto wall.

Knocked on next door she came tried 2 bulbs none worked so she tried 2 new bulbs and old bulb in kitchen they all work so tomorrow on phone to council I need an electrician.

Checked fuse box and that's ok

how many circuit breakers you got

cheer1eader

nerfdad wrote: »

At least it's not a strange deer:eek::eek:

haha i have had that before once with DS1 but thankfully he's been with his gf over a year now :rotfl:

purpledonkey

http://www.boredpanda.com/funny-chinese-translation-fails/

Some Sunday filth

EMMAP

I was going to apply for more greenredeem vouchers but like TM, have my suspicions about how long they will be around for. Doing one final M&S shop before my voucher runs out this week....even though I won't get anywhere near Jelly's result

nerfdad

cheer1eader wrote: »

haha i have had that before once with DS1 but thankfully he's been with his gf over a year now :rotfl:

A few years for me to wait for this:o:eek:

bubbs

EMMAP wrote: »

I was going to apply for more greenredeem vouchers but like TM, have my suspicions about how long they will be around for. Doing one final M&S shop before my voucher runs out this week....even though I won't get anywhere near Jelly's result

Yes but if you have them in your possession surely you can use them:D

lutzi1

lutzi1 wrote: »

Good afternoon all, I'm not getting much chance to get on here at the minute but trust all are doing ok.


I'm sure you clever lot already know this, I know there's been something with Ariel online, but msm is now showing the 24 wash Ariel colour as being £4 at A and £2.19 at T - it seems to be showing the Aldi price for whatever for T too. So £1.99 for the large size if it compares like this instore.

EDIT Scrub that - it just literally changed to the right price as I was looking at it! Never seen that before.

Now the Ariel Febreze 24 wash is showing £4 A £2.19 T! :rotfl: Someone's fiddling about with the prices, let's hope it lands auspiciously.