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

purpledonkey

See you all in a bit, need to replenish my smoking and chocolate supplies, right in the mood for some peanut M&Ms

Savvybuyer

Avs T (also APG vs Morrisons - not Northern Ireland)

1 x ASDA Salad Tomatoes (6)£0.75£0.69

gocat

bubbs wrote: »

Thought that was ears:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
Hands i always have known right receive , left leave:D

I was always told right for giving and left for receiving.

Tinyshoes

Big thanks to aau for mentioning the red Ribena apple RTC again today, it reminded me to look and I found the 4 x 200ml packs for 37p tonight. :j

bubbs

gocat wrote: »

I was always told right for giving and left for receiving.

hmmmmmmm good job we don believe all these things:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

TrulyMadly

I'm only planting earlies this year. Blight has hit my main crop for the last couple of years so I'm not bothering this year.

Does anyone plant by the moon ie plants their potatoes on Good Friday?

bubbs

Tiny hows teeny doing?

gocat

bubbs wrote: »

hmmmmmmm good job we don believe all these things:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Well I do when my left hand itches

Jelly_Biactol

Another one of those 'sounds like some crap you read on facebook' stories that Call of Trouty loves so much.:rotfl:

I was reminded of this today, while thinking about fire engines (as you do; well, I do). It's a true story that will, hopefully, restore your faith in the goodness of human nature.:A Assuming it's being lost, which in ELITE-world doesn't happen anyway. So...

My niece, as part of of her school work, was doing some voluntary work at a local old people's home. She was a bit nervous before her first visit, but we reassured her that it would be fine, the old folk were just like normal people, maybe a bit forgetful that's all. Anyway, she loved it, and now visits a lot. (That's not the point of the story.)

But there was one old boy who just sat in his chair and didn't say anything. Never.

One time, her mum (my sister) picked her up from the old people's home, and she recognised this old boy, who had a bit of a back story.

Apparently, before he was in the old people's home, he was obsessed with fire engines and everything fire-brigade related. He used to hang around the local fire brigade depot (my sister worked nearby, that's how she knew him), not causing trouble but just making a bit of a nuisance of himself. So, instead of calling the police or involving the authorities, have a guess what the local fire brigade did? (This bit is brilliant. You'll never guess.) They had a 'retirement party' for him!:D All the local brigade turned out, invited him along, the station commander made a speech, thanked him for his many years of service, presented him with a long-service award, and 'officially' retired him.
He went away as happy as could be. That was the last they saw of him.

The postcript to this is that, after my neice was told this story, the next time she visited the old people's home, she went up to this old boy and said "You used to be a fireman, didn't you?" ... and then she couldn't stop him talking about his fire-brigade experiences
.:A

bubbs

gocat wrote: »

Well I do when my left hand itches

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: but is it usually true?