Enjoy Locarr's interesting thread Elite

TrulyMadly

gocat wrote: »

Evening all

Please can you be so kind to vote for Harley Hearing Dog at

http://www.kingpet.co.uk/c/3264/#.U2AVBmBOX3g

He is in the lead at the moment. His owner has promised to give the prize to Hearing Dogs if Harley wins :T:T:T

Thank you in advance.

Done:T:T:T

fairclaire

rhosynbach wrote: »

my boys use it but I dont like it either and they also say everyone does, the compromise we came to is dont do it in front of me..:o:o:p:D
i know that may seem bad parenting but if thats the worse they do I cant complain really

Glad it's not just me Thanks Rhos
I don't think anyone could ever accuse you of bad parenting! :A

cheer1eader

fairclaire wrote: »

Given that we have trash, a windshield, a sidewalk, Mail (not post), a back yard and a 'basement' which is really a porch......probably not :cool: :rotfl::rotfl:

tell me about it DS3 uses so many american words & refuses to use the english versions :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: another thing he's picked up is saying what the mmmm? i've had to tell him off for that as even though he's not saying the swear word it is still implied

Savvybuyer

fairclaire wrote: »

Evening all

Just spent a very frustrating hour having a very frustrating conversation with DS2 about whether it's acceptable to use the word 'screwed' :eek:
overheard by me....him saying to the dog 'that's it spaniel Im screwed now thanks to you' (The dog chewed a teddy bear and there was stuffing everywhere)
Apparently 'screwed' is acceptable because everyone on Nickleodeon says it.

I said I'd rather you didn't use it and (stupidly) said Well it didn't mean getting a telling off when I was growing up :eek: I spent the rest of the conversation body swerving questions about what else it could mean except getting in trouble. The conversation ended with 'Bart Simpson says it as well........'

I still don't think he should use it. I'm not being an old fart, am I?? :rotfl:

I don't know about that or not. I've done long extensive research into matters such as this and found that everyone (taken together, to form society) gives no guide to me at all on this. (He-he!:rotfl:)

nerfdad

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

I am a lady!

Ok:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Tinyshoes

rhosynbach wrote: »

my parents lost there house then sad time my dad had heart problems and we lost him and within 6 months mum lost the house and after it was sold still owed £75 000 :eek::eek:
lucky we found her a tiny cheap house that needed doing up and she has been there since..

That sounds like it must have been a really hard time for your family rhos, I don't usually get angry about politics but I do really feel that many people's lives were played with around that time.

davemorton

£13.50 = 1.92p per ml
£20.70 = 2.03p per ml

Arthien

One last question before the nightshift really gets going: Wickes have voucher codes for £10 off £50 or £20 off £100 starting today. Is there any reason why I can't place several orders to be able to get the kitchen I want at essentially 20% off? Has anyone else ever done similar? DH has just placed an order for home delivery and one for store collection, but is now reluctant to do any more. Any advice that helps me get rid of a vile green kitchen would be much appreciated

TrulyMadly

davemorton wrote: »

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Care to check that again??

£15 divide by 70 is 0.214

£20.30 divide by 100 is 0.203

But I know you've got fillers:o

Anon

A couple of the Baylis & Harding gift sets are on the shelves in A as 2 for £8, in A.com as 3 for £10, not appearing on MSL (Ocado only, item not available when scanned instore today). Not sure if this means they would still work as a trigger for 3 for £10 or if they are still lurking in the background but may help someone.

Anon