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

fairclaire

Call_of_Trouty wrote: »

Why would you expire it , did you try in the op's store ?


If not then why expire ? .

Love! your sig you don't post often enough these days! :rotfl:

karlie88

Call_of_Trouty wrote: »

Why would you expire it , did you try in the op's store ?


If not then pathetic .

It was a joke...jeez lighten up.

SpiralingDown

David. wrote: »

Priorities and not 02
Dont live beyond your means and life will be simpler :cool:

I do not mean being made redundant/sick/widowed/dumped etc etc something that comes out of the blue.
I mean if you earn £x a week don't spend like you are earning £x +£50 it wont work, sooner or later the proverbial will hit the fan :eek:

I give myself a budget, the same amount each week, out of this I must pay for DSes school dinners (can't wait until September when he's entitled to get free school meals due to MLAs changing the criteria to include those on working tax credits), food, electricity and any other essentials. By doing this and having a stash of the more expensive essentials (loo roll, toiletries and washing powder to name but a few) I have been able to save enough to buy my new sofas outright, pay my car insurance in one go, have money to pay my road tax in June and still have near £400 in savings to take DS away for a wee break in the summer.

If someone had told me 3 yrs ago I'd be in this position I'd have laughed at them considering I had a funeral to pay for, £2000 overdraft to pay and various credit cards maxed out I owed a lot, not to mention a few of the awful payday loans. My godsend was a car crash claim was settled roughly about this time 3 yrs ago so I could pay everything off and promise myself I'd never be in that situation again, so far so good with a lot of help from you guys xxx

zippydooda

David. wrote: »

Who can open a bottle with their ring

Well you all can now for only 37p delivered
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/ring-bottle-opener-37p-delivered-amazon-1885317

oh that ring

fairclaire

SpiralingDown wrote: »

I give myself a budget, the same amount each week, out of this I must pay for DSes school dinners (can't wait until September when he's entitled to get free school meals due to MLAs changing the criteria to include those on working tax credits), food, electricity and any other essentials. By doing this and having a stash of the more expensive essentials (loo roll, toiletries and washing powder to name but a few) I have been able to save enough to buy my new sofas outright, pay my car insurance in one go, have money to pay my road tax in June and still have near £400 in savings to take DS away for a wee break in the summer.

If someone had told me 3 yrs ago I'd be in this position I'd have laughed at them considering I had a funeral to pay for, £2000 overdraft to pay and various credit cards maxed out I owed a lot, not to mention a few of the awful payday loans. My godsend was a car crash claim was settled roughly about this time 3 yrs ago so I could pay everything off and promise myself I'd never be in that situation again, so far so good with a lot of help from you guys xxx

:T:T:T brilliant SD. I find that paying things up front makes a massive difference.....no monthly payments means your money is your own.

you are doing brilliantly what we all want now are some photos of the adoreable beast how is he?

purpledonkey

karlie88 wrote: »

*imagine massive picture of Homer Simpson drooling*

:rotfl:

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

http://www.buzzfeed.com/joannaborns/how-much-do-you-hate-people

I scored 38!!

:D:D:D

You checked off 41 out of 65 on this list!

You hate people. It’s true. But you haven’t totally given up faith in humanity and that’s impressive. You still have a little more hate left in you to give. Treasure that hate and save it for a special occasion

I thought it would be higher, I can also add a lot to that list

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

I am innocent... it must be our Emma and PD who are to blame!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

It's all true

Evening all :wave:

Chrisv

zippydooda wrote: »

.

I can still see it :rotfl:

zippydooda

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WhoWantsChicken wrote: »

Ditto my local has none & couldn't even see a shelf label, on another note how do people spell shelf "shelf" or "shelve"

sel

purpledonkey

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Are you feeling ill??

:D:D:D:D

Sadas are a pain in the ars! to get to where we live, generally not worth it unless there's an epic glitch!

EMMAP wrote: »

Tee hee. Nah just work and stuff. And the nearest supermarket to me is Ts.

But if there's glitch on washing up liquid or bog roll I'm on it like a car bonnet!

EMMAP wrote: »

I'd be your glitch buddy but I don't think we live near to each other?

Plus I'm already spoken for *raises eyebrows at PD*

*walks quietly away* :whistle:

zippydooda

Call_of_Trouty wrote: »

Why would you expire it , did you try in the op's store ?


If not then why expire ? .

its late cot so ill let you off.
pacific ocean