Da thread....do you dare come in da house?

Bananababe

SpiralingDown wrote: »

Morning



I let him help when he can but sometimes feel he's doing too much. He's learning some life skills too, for example I can't bend to put stuff in the washing machine or tumble drier so he's learnt how to use these, what can be washed together and how to tell if it can't be tumble dried, also the importance of taking stuff out quickly so you don't need to iron it :rotfl: he'll make someone a good househusband by the time we've finished.
He was itching to do the cat food glitch for my great aunts DIL, her and her husband were both made redundant just before Xmas. DS knew they had a cat and so wanted to get her food, he done 4 shops and is so pleased with himself. She's getting the food and a bowl, DS is getting me to make some sets for him to sell at the car boot sale should I ever make it
Thanks to the op itsasecret (I think)

My girl is great at mucking in, I have taught her the way I do things so she does them and Im content unlike when husband half asses stuff and I have to go behind them.

Good lad just wants to help out. Wonder where he get that from eh ???

much love SD and so lovely to see you around. :A

nerfdad

David. wrote: »

There is a massive difference between people really struggling to make ends meet and parasitic blood sucking leaches that want/expect everything given to them.
So don't take it personal Em if people have a different view point :cool:. As you will see the people really struggling where myself and others I would imagine, see the 2nd lot that come out of the shop at ten in the morning with their £5 scratchcard, 4 cans and packet of fags.
Thankfully I am in neither group but none of us know what the future holds

I thought you were in all the groups David:D:D

tweets

WhoWantsChicken wrote: »

I feel sorry for Moyes, don't get me wrong he's not the right man in charge but we've got to remember he's in the shadows of the most decorated & undeniably the best manager in football history. Yet it seems everybody forgets that Fergie was almost sacked numerous time during his first couple of seasons because of poor form

Yes Fergie was nearly sacked a few times but thank god he wasn't.

Moyes if sacked will soon be in management again and i wish him luck. Just a pity he couldn't or cant see apart from 2 players he signed he's got the same team Fergie left him with.

bargainqueen8

WhoWantsChicken wrote: »

I feel sorry for Moyes, don't get me wrong he's not the right man in charge but we've got to remember he's in the shadows of the most decorated & undeniably the best manager in football history. Yet it seems everybody forgets that Fergie was almost sacked numerous time during his first couple of seasons because of poor form

i agree and blame the players just as much.re rsh just go on their website and i think theres a box to click to join f1 fantasy team.you can pick your own or it will pick one for you.

tweets wrote: »

I have been on MUFC website and Sky news and nothing but Telegraph online saying it imminent. Must remember to catch Granada reports tonight

Does your OH want Moyes to go?

I read about Brendan in Telegraph online

yes he wants moyes to go and the original back room staff back.not seen bout brendan will go and have a look in abit.:D

76rosie

I went to the local bm store in my area. There was a shop assistant standing at till but wouldn't t serve anyone.

And the queue was very long.


I said to the lady next to me I wouldn't mind but this is my day off.


She said I didn't realise that someone else in dagenham went to work

zippydooda

bargainqueen8 wrote: »

dunno watching the lfc match and commentator saying reports are he`s bout to be sacked and the club are not saying its untrue.supposed to be coming from telegraph and mail journalists but oh says theres nothin on skysports news bout it.:)

just googled it. almost every paper is saying "he will be soon" so not sacked yet

nerfdad

tweets wrote: »

I am in the group get paid minus money for bills what is left is mine til next payday.

If I want something and I no money I don't go and buy it with my overdraft I save for it .

I have seen glitches on here I would love to participate in but cant because I no money but hey ho another one will pop up when I have :T

My freezer is full of glitches and food I eat.

Before you ask no I don't smoke don't drink don't go out and not got fancy pay for tv channels .

I live with my dog Poppy and am very happy and wouldn't have it any other way.

Wrote this and nearly deleted but thought why should I . I am doing nothing wrong and referring to ME no one else.

Your great tweets and we love you:)

zippydooda

tweets wrote: »

Yes Fergie was nearly sacked a few times but thank god he wasn't.

Moyes if sacked will soon be in management again and i wish him luck. Just a pity he couldn't or cant see apart from 2 players he signed he's got the same team Fergie left him with.

but that's why fergie left. he knew his players were getting old and passed it.

Savvybuyer

:hello: again! For the 1 pint brigade outside of Northern Ireland (Northern Ireland must settle with comparing vs 49p:p):

Vs Morries
1 x ASDA British Semi Skimmed Milk 1 Pint (568ml)£0.49£0.48

I succumbed and bought into 2 Jamaica Ginger cakes at that Supermarket that had the 2 for £1.50 on the SEL. Apologies if you were behind me at the till! Queue building up, thanks to my 'issue' (or, rather, due to them not removing the mbuy labelling:T). Got reset and £2 GC. I asked, at the end, about whether there was a GC, and the reply came back: "I can get you one if you want one."

"Yes please!":rotfl:

They've gone back to not buying enough items at the Supermarkets again, not that much of a surprise though. These useless 'top-up' shops of a few items. Anyway they couldn't buy the right items if they were given a list and told what to get:(.(:rotfl:) Nothing worth mentioning from the receipt with that milk. I'm moving on, as not got time to bother with 1pt milk.

tweets

nerfdad wrote: »

Your great tweets and we love you:)

What you creeping for ?