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Tinyshoes

rhosynbach wrote: »

poor you, hope your feeling better soon we need you here to help keep the fellas in order:D

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I see nerfy has been up to his old tricks starting a new list.

And DM seems to have a theme today. :eek:

And David. well full of cheek. :rotfl:

David.

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ilovetoshop

rhosynbach wrote: »

nice to see you back hope you are well. thats amazing about your sister you must all be excited for her. hope all goes well bet there will be some tears when she hears her kids for the first time:j:j

Hi .i am good thanks..hope you are well

It will all be very exciting when it gets turned on..I told my sister once she hears her children she will want to turn it off again the amount of noise they make :rotfl: she knows I am joking although they are noisy beggars as my sisters boyfriend is also deaf the children have no noise control as no one ever tells them they need to keep their voices down

fairclaire

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I wish LFAB, but I'm still not right, couple of hours into a paracetamol dose so pain not as bad for the moment.

Will have to be trip to GP if no better tomorrow, I have not been as ill as this for years.

I think no question you should get an appointment with the doc tomorrow. Maybe you need some stronger painkillers for a while. Not ideal, I know but sometimes.....
Glad you've been taking it easy as well :A

davemorton

tweets wrote: »

I got mine from eating a kebab funny thing was DS ate half of it and said he wasn't hungry and did I want it so I ate it and did I suffer. Not eaten a kebab from kebab shop since.

That was last time I had a week off work poorly and boy was I poorly.

Was DS poorly as well, or does eating kebabs often build up a resistance?

Dizzy_Ditzy

ilovetoshop wrote: »

Hi .i am good thanks..hope you are well

It will all be very exciting when it gets turned on..I told my sister once she hears her children she will want to turn it off again the amount of noise they make :rotfl: she knows I am joking although they are noisy beggars as my sisters boyfriend is also deaf the children have no noise control as no one ever tells them they need to keep their voices down

My neighbours are deaf. They have no idea how noisy they are :eek::rotfl:

tweets

Love the pics thank you :T

TS (((X)))

Guess what I am going to say now

Goodnight cya all in the morning :wave:

Tinyshoes

David. I'm not quoting that firework post.

I had to squint through it.

TrulyMadly

Mildew...your hair looks so.....thick:D:D:)

Now can you all please stop posting holiday snaps...we've only just got Westie settled back in.

scottishshortie

tweets wrote: »

I got mine from eating a kebab funny thing was DS ate half of it and said he wasn't hungry and did I want it so I ate it and did I suffer. Not eaten a kebab from kebab shop since.

That was last time I had a week off work poorly and boy was I poorly.

The problem with food is not the food but the process between cooking and eating you are very unlikely to give yourself food poisoning at home with home cooked meals but shop/takeaway/buffet bought you really don't know what the food has gone through