Fillers, fillers, fillers!!! Everyone Learns IT Eventually

Nannylala

Westvleteren wrote: »

Good morning

Nice crispy start to the day - minus 4, doesn't feel like it though, the sun is just about to come up.

Might go shopping today :cool:

Not like that here Westie dark dismal and raining:(just hope it does not turn to sleet or snow but this is forecast for higher ground;)
Wondered if anyone on here got to see the Northern Lights as they looked spectacular on TV but unfortunately I was not lucky enough to see it where I am.

Classy_Chick06

how true is this

mhoc

Forgot to say thanks to the kind person who found the Sada Big Boss email address.

The other week I got a box of cereal and I used one of the 50p MOCs for it, the only MOC I had :mad: but it was refused :mad:

So I emailed and quoted their own website page with the section about printed MOCs and they have sent me a £2 giftcard, happy enough with that.

pattylabelle

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

I'm not doing Dettol,

Lecture over

Not 'alf :D:D:D

Tw1nb0ys

Good morning everyone. It's the last day of alf term today, I'm going to miss them so much next week

Hope you all have a great day.

Enterprise_1701C

juju17 wrote: »

Enterprise......have you tried AOL.....used to be called Appliances on line...I have never been able to beat their prices, plus also TCB. Quick delivery and I can not fault them....ignore me if you have already considered this....have skipped quiet a bit.x


think they are now called ao.com

Thank you, have looked all over, the lowest price covers John Lewis, Currys, ao.com and a few others, all at £249. I have looked for voucher codes until my head burst, nothing available. Was planning on popping into Currys and having a word but apparently they don't do them instore, only online, might still be worth a chat though There is one place with it £1 cheaper, not a place I have heard of so not worth it for only £1.

hippychicky

Rhosynbach you are an inspirational lady. Am sending my love to you and your lovely family x

wackynut

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

I'm not doing Dettol, I have enough handwash to last several years - have two of the auto dispensers unopened and stocked up when T were selling their handwash really cheap.

To be honest, don't really do antibacterial stuff anyway, I believe in being clean, but if you kill off all the bugs on your skin it leaves you vulnerable to other things.

I have a friend who uses, and has always used, anti bacterial cleaners in everything, always disinfected babies high chairs etc. Her kids have allergies coming out of their ears. I only use antibacterial cleaners when I have to, only sterilised kids stuff up to 6 months, and only use disinfectant on the cage for the cockatiel. My kids are not allergic to anything as far as we know. Kill too many bugs in the house and the kids are not ready for them when they leave the house and go out into the big bad bug-filled world.

God, I sound like an old nag, but it's what I have always believed and it is what the professionals are starting to say too.

Lecture over

Edit - should have said Radox, I am not awake

Totally agree with you. :T

Busylizzie

fairclaire wrote: »

David....I have an urge to make up a story out of your dark side round up. Such an eclectic mix. Humour me, I need to be creative when I'm stressed

Once upon a time FC and David. were sitting down for the evening. They had been to a free screening of starred up followed a dinner of meat free mince, cooked in the diet cast iron frying pan. FC was wearing her Royal and long nickel gold gems make up and fancied lighting a large home range Yankee candle to enhance the mood.

The conversation soon turned to football. David cautiously asked FC if she could remember the last time Scotland took part in the World Cup. She could, but only just. David casually mentioned that it was pity cameras hadn't been invented then, just in case anyone had got near the World Cup for a cheeky photo opportunity.

This comment unleashed a rage in FC.....never had she felt so insulted. She stomped to the kitchen, grabbed the dirty diet cast iron frying pan, she turned around to see that he had followed her into the kitchen. She couldn't help herself and before she even knew what was happening the frying pan had clipped his head. 'oh dear' she said, 'that's going to leave a scar', but it's ok 'I have some free scar removing gel that will sort it out'

Unfortunately FC and David. we're never able to overcome this traumatic evening and David. left the next day on a megabus. it only cost him 50p though and he watched sky sports on his mobile all the way to his destination.
The end

.....yes, of course Im mad :rotfl:

Love it! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Dizzy_Ditzy

hippychicky wrote: »

Rhosynbach you are an inspirational lady. Am sending my love to you and your lovely family x

I'd just like to second this, you are a wonderful, strong lady and you family are very lucky to have you. You are all in my thoughts and prayers :A

I'd also like to send my hugs and thoughts to the Sarah who is going to her sisters baby's funeral today. :A