everyone loves it (in) the Elite

fairclaire

redrose.....you should come to the party . can you cook?

Savvybuyer

I'm still on 'working-week time zone' sadly:(, so a bit tired now and going to get some kip.

See you later;):):cool::wave:

Tw1nb0ys

Mrs_stinkface wrote: »

:rotfl:
I have a horrid fear of the hairdressers, I once let my mate (many years ago) cut my almost waist length hair. It ended up just past my shoulders. :eek: she was training to be a hairdresser at the time. I can confidently say she should never be let loose with a pair of scissors again. :eek::eek:
It scared me for life
I hate getting my hair cut these days, the one person I trusted to do it had the nerve to move to Australia :eek::rotfl:

I have the same fear, thought I was the only one! On the plus side it has saved me a fortune over the years. Dreading when I reach that age when I have to actually have a style, rather than 'up' which is what I have always had. At what age is too old for long hair?

davemorton

I could bring a bottle of £8 2002 Moet?

fairclaire

Tw1nb0ys wrote: »

I have the same fear, thought I was the only one! On the plus side it has saved me a fortune over the years. Dreading when I reach that age when I have to actually have a style, rather than 'up' which is what I have always had. At what age is too old for long hair?

I'm not a hairdresser fan these days either .......I used to be there every 4 weeks :eek: for the full works. How times change
I don't think you're ever too old for long hair as long as you keep it nice. Mines quite long at the minute but I don't wear it up much. that said I have been toying with the idea of a nice inverted bob for a while now

aau1

Splodge12 wrote: »

Hi aau1,
Sorry I haven't replied before but with the weight watchers cereal it is as follows.
Asda buy at £2.28 which compares with Tesco at £1.50 there for a difference of 78p and then the voucher which is worth £1 so actually getting it for £1.28. Tesco price £1.50 difference being 22p to be paid to take it away.

Thanks for replying.

I'm not sure why you think you would get £1 50 back on the apg though

You're right that you only pay £1.28 after the MOC but what you get back on APG is the difference of £2.28 and £1.35 ( £1.50 less 10%) which is 93p

£1.28 paid less APG of 93p = cost of 35p.

A decent price :T ...but not a profit

fairclaire

davemorton wrote: »

I could bring a bottle of £8 2002 Moet?

consider yourself invited

davemorton

fairclaire wrote: »

consider yourself invited

woooohooooo!!! Bubbletastic!!

aau1

locarr wrote: »

Last seen at T's exchanging a PP for a large steak!;)

I thought steak was supposed to be exchanged for a different two letters today :cool:








And i think said exchange is best done somewhere a little less public :eek:

zagubov

fairclaire wrote: »

I got it from an organisation that has set up a skills matching service. matching autistic people up to suitable jobs. It's a fab idea but it's only in the very early stages. They are trying very hard to get funding at the moment.
I've been involved in it (in a very small way) Im personally not struck on the name of it, but they have good ideas and are heading in the right direction.

Shameless plug ......they are trying to win funding at the moment. If anyone fancies casting a vote for them, they can do so here

http://socialinnovationcompetition.eu/392/

Green box with the heart, left hand side of the page

Good post. I used to teach students from a deaf school. ONe of them had come across an article about intelligence services using deaf people in surveillance, untilising their lip-reading skills either filtering conversations in large crowded meetings or using binoculars to monitor conversations from a distance. Not such a daft idea with hindsight.

This musician's on the spectrum.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uu6MDdxBork

:beer:

fairclaire wrote: »

I'm not a hairdresser fan these days either .......I used to be there every 4 weeks :eek: for the full works. How times change
I don't think you're ever too old for long hair as long as you keep it nice. Mines quite long at the minute but I don't wear it up much. that said I have been toying with the idea of a nice inverted bob for a while now

At my age I'm just glad I've got hair at all.