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3010

Bananababe wrote: »

I dont start till sept but got myself some books and going to order software etc to have a wee practice on

Its so nice having you here hanging out x

Feels great to be back. The problem is I never get enough time. I throw the paper thread together in the morning before dashing off somewhere else (mystery shopping normally) Richard has another job on his website, but I have a feeling this is another wild goose chase, but if I don't apply I'll never know. The only problem is it is all based in London Euston. :eek: If I get anywhere with it I'm thinking of living down their just outside and traveling in each day.

dipdap

Tinyshoes wrote: »

That is really scary for future generations.

I know before I got a mortgage we splashed out on big holiday etc etc before being tied down with debts, how would that look on a bank statement. :eek:

I feel really sorry for those trying to get a foot on the property ladder.

I am glad I don't have the worry ever again.

We've been trying to move for a few years now as we don't all fit in this house. Severe debts have prevented us moving elsewhere unless we sell and rent.
I don't know if these new rules will help us or not.
Luckily I've kept a spending diary since 1st January 2013 so when we do try to get a mortgage I have lots of figures to bafffle them with.
Although they may think I've grown an extra head when they see how much I've spent on beans this month :rotfl:

3010

I got my Merlin feedback back. The upshot was they were very impressed with the interview overall during the group tasks. However, they thought I did not come across enough and build up enough rapport with the others. They did however say they would welcome any application from me the future, which sounds promising.

3010

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Tinyshoes

dipdap wrote: »

We've been trying to move for a few years now as we don't all fit in this house. Severe debts have prevented us moving elsewhere unless we sell and rent.
I don't know if these new rules will help us or not.
Luckily I've kept a spending diary since 1st January 2013 so when we do try to get a mortgage I have lots of figures to bafffle them with.
Although they may think I've grown an extra head when they see how much I've spent on beans this month :rotfl:

Just imagine them looking at an Elite's statement that did loads of 99p H&M orders among other things. :rotfl:

I know all about not fitting in, in the 1990s me and Mr TS were stuck in a 1 bedroom flat with 2 children with over £20,000 negative equity. I hope things look up for you dipdap like they eventually did for me.

Tinyshoes

aau1 wrote: »

As i was going through the checkouts with nothing but beans and bog roll i couldn't help wondering if the SA thought i was following some crazy diet :rotfl:

Then i got serious dejavu. Was there a toilet roll deal on at the same time as beans once before?

I was trouted with a trolley load of the Quilted Andrex from As when that was ridiculous price, they had to check they could sell them to me. :rotfl:

4mFiller

No dealz on the beanz but not bad shop @t. Shop of £24 paid £6 after moc's and pp. Lovely sa happy to put all through:).
Turkey steaks still comp v a and for anyone using shoptz 50p moc the cornetto now half price is a good filler, n/a v sada (think its the last day for this)
1x
CORNETTO CLASSICO I/CRM CONE 4 X 90ML
£1.00 n/a

mhoc

Bananababe wrote: »

I fully intend to use my elite activities to practice spreadsheets and accounting etc.

:T

we love excel sheets on the elite so any ideas for new ones are very much appreciated.

One that comes to mind is a comparison one - price of beans in relation to price of loo roll to see if beans prices fall when loo prices are high :rotfl:

nerfdad

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Just imagine them looking at an Elite's statement that did loads of 99p H&M orders among other things. :rotfl:

I know all about not fitting in, in the 1990s me and Mr TS were stuck in a 1 bedroom flat with 2 children with over £20,000 negative equity. I hope things look up for you dipdap like they eventually did for me.

I've no experience of negative equity but it sounds a nightmare :eek::eek:

Bananababe

3010 wrote: »

Feels great to be back. The problem is I never get enough time. I throw the paper thread together in the morning before dashing off somewhere else (mystery shopping normally) Richard has another job on his website, but I have a feeling this is another wild goose chase, but if I don't apply I'll never know. The only problem is it is all based in London Euston. :eek: If I get anywhere with it I'm thinking of living down their just outside and traveling in each day.

so good of you to do that.

gotta be in it to win it. so to speak, is there not other choo choo companies as well. although their trains are smart and clean

just exploded a ready meal in office microwave. cloth is bright orange cleaning it up !