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

zippydooda

LEJC wrote: »

i did the whiskas...twice even though my fur ball doesnt eat wet food...I decided that I would do the decent thing and donate the food to the "box" in our local morrisoons which I have always walked past assuming it to be dogs and cats...
Drove there this morning to find its dogs only so now have to find a local supermarket that has a collection box for cats....the closest one ive found when phoning supermarkets and enquiring this morning is 11 miles away in the next town...
My good deed is starting to feel challenging but I will persevere!

my local vet has collection boxes. that may be worth trying.

emerald21

davemorton wrote: »

SSM, have you managed to spend your v3 caRDS YET? If so, where please?

I get mainly Asda ones but I also buy the highstreetvouchers as they are accepted in lots of places.

LEJC

zippydooda wrote: »

my local vet has collection boxes. that may be worth trying.

Good thinking..I'll give them a try...thank you!

karlie88

dipdap wrote: »

Afternoon all



I think its bonkers but can also on the other hand understand why they do it (isn't there targets to hit?).
I needed an appointment for DD yesterday so you can either ring at 8am (an 0845 number! :eek: :mad: ) or turn up at 8 and queue.
I take the second option as they serve the people in the queue before answering the phones. Earliest I got an appointment was at 4 o clock yesterday afternoon this way.
It does make me wonder how many spare appointments they actually have first thing when they open.
I'm lucky the docs is only 10 mins walk away.

We need more GPs.

We need more doctors in this country.

They set up a few new medical school some years ago and there are increasing amounts of Indian, Pakistani and Eastern European doctors coming to work in this country. This was to try and increase the number of doctors in the UK; there is still a shortfall.

Medicine is getting better; patients are living for longer.

With the increase in numbers from the ageing population; things can only get worse.

I have 50% of my slots free for emergencies on the day; they're booked by 08:01am.

:eek:

I drive past a few surgeries on the way to work; all have queues.

:eek::(:eek:

stu007

cheer1eader wrote: »

these are the items you're looking for hth
not sure about c&c or home delivery as i've only bought in store

http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=268847440

http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=262585793

http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=282796789

I've obviously missed this one, what is the net cost?

karlie88

Mildred1970 wrote: »

Is this why people go on embarrassing bodies, because they can't get GP appointments any more :cool:

:rotfl::rotfl:

Think I'd rather tell the receptionist rather than the nation.

:rotfl::rotfl:

zippydooda

WhoWantsChicken wrote: »

Just got an email from PayPal (I've checked & it's definitely PayPal, had a lot of scam emails) offering £10 off £40 at SADA's baby event, can I use APG online?

apgs can only be used in the same way as you got them. ie got in store- use in store.
got on line - use on line hth

karlie88

nerfdad wrote: »

Easy:eek: I was skim reading and got the amount and bottle size cocked up:o:eek:
But mrs happy with her 6 bottles that are not travel size:rotfl:
It's a game for me and we win lots and sometimes lose:o well me lose a bit too often:o

Old age kicking in, eh?

:eek::o:rotfl::o:eek:

Mumto2monkeys

zippydooda wrote: »

a steam mop makes mine shine. are you making your floor too wet?
women and gadgets don't mix :rotfl:

Cheeky!!:rotfl:

No, I've got it on the lowest setting, the one suggested by the instructions for laminate, maybe that's why...

squigs

Mir! wrote: »

Any reports of the Nivea deos glitch working today please???

It worked at 9-30 this morning.:)