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aau1

Sunflower1227 wrote: »

TrulyMadly can you point me in the direction of the MOC, these are great for the food bank, thankyou

All my recent CC mailings had parioli mocs

locarr

FilthyLuka wrote: »

is this from the butcher counter or prepacked please?

they are prepacked!:D:D

pippo

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Thanks for sharing EmmaP, it is true that everyones life seem to be terribly impacted on whilst someone with an alcohol problem is often the last to know as they justify their actions normally as it is the easiest way to cope. Cookie has his goal, and if he does not reach it, this should be a realisation for him and we will support him. If he reaches his goal, we all will be very proud of him x

Wellsaid ssm!:T

Claire1972

davemorton wrote: »

Claire, if you google DPC watchdog violation it is a known issue. It can be cause by a few things, hardware that is not compatible being one. Sorry, computer knowledge does not allow me the brain power to help you any more than that.
If you are still stuck, the computer section of MSE is very helpful. Hope you sort it. (I hate Windows 8!)

Thanks. Me too peeved off with it now...

savingbabs

elsie1969 wrote: »

Apart from my useless wombles today's been a good day.....

7 items (6 different) on your bill qualify for comparison ASDA Waitrose
+£7.97

0.15 x ASDA Bananas per kg £0.10 N/A
0.05 x ASDA Carrots per kg £0.04 £0.04
0.04 x ASDA Mushrooms by Weight per kg £0.11 £0.11
0.08 x ASDA Onions per kg £0.06 £0.07
0.08 x ASDA Tomatoes per kg £0.15 £0.17
1 x Haribo Maoam Giant Sour Stripes (15g) £0.10 N/A
1 x Tetley Tea Bags (160 per pack - 500g) £3.00 £3.00
1 x Haribo Tangfastics £0.10 N/A
2 x John Frieda Frizz Ease Heat Defeat Spray (150ml) £12.00 £4.00
1 x ASDA Little Angels Bed Mats (10) £3.00 N/A

:j:j:j

Don't forget 30p on click snap for the tetleys

Smart1e

Lol another HUKD gem just read the comments

http://www.hotukdeals.com/freebies/free-carpet-samples-from-carpet-right-4-free-samples-sent-your-door-5-7-day-delivery-1834727

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

TrulyMadly

Sunflower1227 wrote: »

TrulyMadly can you point me in the direction of the MOC, these are great for the food bank, thankyou

Sorry but these were mailings from T:(

altojack

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Cookie - just had a quick glance back. Surely what you need to do while you are waiting for your scan is get yourself as fit as you can, this does not mean totally abstaining but does mean severely cutting back on the drink.

My mother was born in a pub, my parents used to like "a drink". My mother was quite a heavy drinker, on Christmas my dad and her used to be drunk by 10 in the morning. She would always tell her friends she was proud of the fact that she could get drunk then cook Christmas dinner. She didn't - I did from when I was about 10, it was the only way it was going to get done. But when she was diagnosed with cancer my mum started drinking very heavily, so heavily that it probably contributed to the fact her body could not fight the pneumonia that finally took her.

As a result I barely drink, I have a couple of glasses of wine with Sunday lunch and that is it. Neither do I smoke (she was a chain smoker until a week before she died).

Look after yourself and your body has more chance of looking after you.

I've got tears streaming down my face here as I read this, so close to home. It made me think back to my fathers death in 1990. He had been in the trade off and on most of his life and liked a drink, though only ever saw him tipsy at Christmas or 'well soused' at weddings.
He died of pancreatic cancer and I wonder if his intake had bearings on his passing.
I drink on holiday, not overly so, Christmas and now and again at home. Too much misery is caused and makes me stop and see how easy it is to go down that road.

Claire1972 wrote: »

Hello to everyone

Managed to get some mullers today all compared well.

Really hope somebody can help me with this one, bought a new acer laptop just before Christmas with Windows 8 on it.
Working no problem yesterday today logged in and got this message DPC watchdog violation, then before I can do anything it displays this message and restarts!!!

Any ideas anyone, any help would be appreciated.

Thanks Claire x

sorry can't help as I'm not computer savvy enough but someone else here will be able to help

Savvybuyer wrote: »

I take it the answer's "no".
Little use after shop's shut:p:rotfl:.

sorry Savvy, I have just seen your post and have no answer for you xx

emerald21

fairclaire wrote: »

Afternoon

Snap, I hope your friend recovers soon

I have spent all morning getting the school stuff ready. School bags, packed, PE kits sorted, homework up to date, uniforms ironed.....DS2 is starting rugby in PE tomorrow. I just can't imagine him playing rugby

No shopping for me today. I haven't put any make up on, or brushed my hair.....I feel like I should have a lazy day before getting back to the grind tomorrow. In fact Im feeling so rebellious I haven't even got a bra on :eek: :rotfl:

Fab pics Westie but I couldn't see the K

Thanks for the heads up about the Glamour make up Caz, my DD loved this last year.

:eek: wow you devil

76rosie

Hello. Nipped out again today.

Went and picked up more chicken from lidl. Also got more whoopsied milk. Picked up jammy dodgers, shreddies and parioli toms in tosco. Free lippy in mr shoes. Then went for a womble around car park. Then popped down to sainsbob to put on my points when I forgot card in week plus wombling, used up a bm and picked up a free sim.


Put in a little fuel and home for a cuppa.

My favourite kind of chillin. And don t worry it was an mse day as all my shops only a mile or two away and I drive a picanto.