A chicken is for life not just Christmas Dinner (An 11+ ELITE Thread)

cheer1eader

Tinyshoes wrote: »

CAUTION: COKE GLITCH DID NOT WORK FOR ME

Shop done around 13.45. Only one discount came off making it 2 for £2. I was buying Original.

was that in an express store tiny?

cheer1eader

karlie88 wrote: »

:rotfl:

tweets...note the emphasis on need.

:rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: in fact it should be NEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEED!! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Tinyshoes

cheer1eader wrote: »

was that in an express store tiny?

Yep the little one close to me where usually express double discounts work.

Think last one I got there was the ice creams last year.

EDIT: Thought had hit lucky as no SEL for the cokes, maybe just that store fixed it.

tweets

Saversue wrote: »

Just waiting for the plumber to arrive, toilet in en-suite sounds like a foghorn when I flush and vibrates through the house.
Hate having workmen in, get myself into a right state, so hope he's nice

Ohhh :) he's arrived and is lovely, gone all of a quiver. Is also going to replace pipe with flexible one and get rid of noise. Thanks United Utilities, come back to us Home Emergency Cover for £12 annual cover as have not been with them for a few years

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:Foghorn

Have you put the kettle on ?

cheer1eader

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Yep the little one close to me where usually express double discounts work.

Think last one I got there was the ice creams last year.

thanks , i know now i've missed it then, weather so miserable here i didn't want to go out anyway :rotfl:

Saversue

lil_tiger wrote: »

Hi Sue,

Thanks for this I am very scared - I am not a fan of needles or pain (didn't used to mind but a recent dentist appointment changed my thinking!!! :eek:)

Mine will be in my wrist(s) I was just a little surprised that my consultant didn't mention needles at all. Thank you for your opinion though.

I think I will try do it without painkillers, but take some with me to take immediately after if it does hurt.

How long did yours take? My dad had one done on his ankle and was asked to read the paper for 30-45mins whilst connected...

TIA

(oh and as a side note, I have just been offered a new job starting Monday so the redundancy is now less of an issue :beer:)

Think it took about 45 mins altogether. was on very top floor of hospital so I had a great view to look at.
I have regular botox injections in leg and usually faint, but was fine with the nerve conduction ones. Sure you will be OK. Hurts less than the dentist and best bit is it helps with diagnosis and further treatment if needed

tweets

karlie88 wrote: »

:rotfl:

tweets...note the emphasis on need.

:rotfl:

I noticed

karlie88 wrote: »

Let us know what you think of the doughnuts.

:cool:

I will when I have tasted them I will gave my honest opinion like I did with the glazed ones last week

Mrs_stinkface

Afternoon all.
Good everybody is ok.

Having a lazy day today with lil stink. He's still not quite himself. I'm waiting to hear from the docs and see if I can get him in today for a check up. He's constantly tired, napping in the afternoon (he hasn't done it since he was 2) and he doesn't want to eat anything. it's so unlike him.
Prob it's just the after effects from being ill recently but I'll feel happier when I hear it from the doc.

Tinyshoes

cheer1eader wrote: »

thanks , i know now i've missed it then, weather so miserable here i didn't want to go out anyway :rotfl:

If you see edit to my post, possibility my store fixed it, or possibly a lunchtime update that has fixed it across the board?

abailey54

Afternoon

Took my car to a garage this morning for an oil leak I've had for ages and ages, I've been putting off until I had some cash as the garage I used to go to said it would be a long job to find where the leak was. I picked it up lunchtime - no charge!:dance: What a nice garage. I can now afford to get my exhaust fixed tomorrow