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

gwynant

Bedtime for me now


Though not before a quick tinkle on me harp

fairclaire

Mildred1970 wrote: »

How long until QT descends into actual fisticuffs tonight :rotfl:

ETA: Sorry, manners, evening all :wave:

The UKIP woman has a gob on her!
And why is Joey Barton on there?? :rotfl:

EMMAP

WhoWantsChicken wrote: »

Remember wash lukewarm salt water & fresh bepanthen & cling film it every 4 ours for the first day then bepanthen clingfilm on day 2 & by day 3 it'll be amazing. My new tattooist recommends it every time & in all fairness the 4 I've had done there have healed the quickest the others took a week or so, so can only recommend for speedy healing

Thanks chicken. I swear by Bepanthen. This is my sixth tattoo

To be honest I don't cling film after the first day but each to their own!

Evening all. I'd post a picture now but the light is terrible and it's all bepanthened up. Eurgh. Still making calls and sending emails. Bloomin United States! Anyway I think I might treat myself by going to bed now.

Night night.

wendyak

Bananababe wrote: »

Evening all checkoutsmart sorted it all out today :T

However seems my silly Mum signed up for free trial of raspberry ketones through Facebook link and has now been charged £189 :eek::eek:

She been to bank, manager called the company they will refund 110 but no more.
Not covered by bank as she ticked the terms and conditions box and she has taken the pills. Which she shouldn't have as she is diabetic

I can't believe how silly she has been, when she mentioned it a few weeks ago and I told her it was a scam to cancel her card and speak to bank. also that only way she would lose weight was to get off her butt and stop eating carp.

That there was no quick fix.

So now she has lost pounds just the wrong kind.

I do feel for her but her or her husband should know better

My mum has done it three times as there are several offshore companies that do this with face creams, pills, miracle this and that

fairclaire

lookinforabargain wrote: »

That's what worries me because she's a thumb sucker :eek: and has been since she was tiny so she takes no notice of me when I tell her to get her hands away from her mouth. I'm trying not to think about it too much and encourage hand washing and what not.

Ah the joys of parenthood :rotfl:

Just cut her nails and make sure they're as clean as you can. That with the all the other stuff you've done should be enough.

Aww bless, aren't they grotty beggars? :eek: :rotfl:

Mildred1970

fairclaire wrote: »

The UKIP woman has a gob on her!
And why is Joey Barton on there?? :rotfl:

Understatement of the year, hell fire :eek:

JB :rotfl: Bless

Piers is quiet, has he gone home?

locarr

Mildred1970 wrote: »

How long until QT descends into actual fisticuffs tonight :rotfl:

ETA: Sorry, manners, evening all :wave:

Joey B is bound to chin someone!!:eek:

I like the UKIP rep.....real person!:D

lookinforabargain

fairclaire wrote: »

Just cut her nails and make sure they're as clean as you can. That with the all the other stuff you've done should be enough.

Aww bless, aren't they grotty beggars? :eek: :rotfl:

They most certainly are :eek:

Think I'll just stick with the one :rotfl::rotfl:

wendyak

lookinforabargain wrote: »

:eek:

Don't start on me germs!

I discovered my DD has threadworms _pale__pale_ and it's proper freaked me out Was cleaning and scrubbing everything in sight like a mad woman this morning! I've still got the heebie jeebies just thinking about it

Most kids of a certain age ( I think 4 - 9) get it but some keep them and some get rid on their own......when mine were young I took them to the docs all concerned that they were unclean and the doctor laughed so much, he even had them drawing pics of them for fun......I'm sure Karlie can confirm its passed around in school and boys get it more than girls

Savvybuyer

Here's one argument:

http://drlwilson.com/Articles/BONES.HTM
"[FONT=&quot]Pasteurization is evil.[/FONT][FONT=&quot] The main reason for calcium deficiency is the pasteurization of milk. This damages the calcium so that it is poorly utilized, in our experience. It also damages the milk in many other subtle ways.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Pasteurization was important 100 years ago, perhaps, when infections in milk were common and conditions of cleanliness at dairies were a problem. However, today certified dairies are very clean and no illness results from the use of raw, certified dairy products which are used the world over. The pernicious practice of pasteurization ought to be outlawed due to all the damage it causes to milk. Instead, raw certified milk is illegal in most American states and in some other entire nations. This is due to pure and simple greed on the part of the large dairies, that do not want to clean up their milk and they do not want competition from the small dairies."[/FONT]