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

Jelly_Biactol

vanilla_twist wrote: »

A house full of love is the best upbringing for a child regardless of how crazy the house is.

That is so true:T

vanilla_twist wrote: »

NSD here (if you don't count booking tickets for Peppa Pig World which mum will reemburse me for)

I like Peppa, she is a very wise pig.:)

David.

Bananababe wrote: »

you rang ??? :rotfl::rotfl:

Watch out mimi is just above you

nerfdad

David. wrote: »

Not another nerfy in the offing, oh no that would need Mrs Nerf in that state

She don't drink anymore:(

karlie88 wrote: »

News just in!


Breaking news!


Drunk 'dad' at train station.


Live pictures from Clapham Junction:

Not far off:rotfl::rotfl:

David.

fairclaire wrote: »

Schools......He was living in Scotland, which means the term was due to finish in less than a month for Summer. Schools work slightly differently in Scotland and he would have been due to start in 4th year (year 10 here) on Monday.
He's obviously one year into his standard grade (GCSE) subjects. TBH, the timing made the decision easier and gives us a bit of leeway to see how things pan out. He essentially won't be missing much in the way of school for now and I'm off myself for summer very soon.

I have been in touch with his school briefly on Friday and they will be contacting me on Monday to discuss things further. I can't see the harm in him working through the next few weeks work here and then having his summer break as normal. He's extremely bright and, his school tells me, well organised where his school work is concerned.

Hopefully at some point through the summer, it will become clearer whether his stay is going to be a short one, or something more permanent and I'll take things from there.

:eek: when did you start

David.

nerfdad wrote: »

She don't drink anymore:(



Not far off:rotfl::rotfl:

I wonder why :eek:
Nerfy step away from the edge and get on the next train

Jelly_Biactol

Bananababe wrote: »

There's been an awful large yellow ball in the sky, if I look at it, it hurts my eyes. Its made me take most of my winter clothes off and the sight of my pale milk bottle legs is scaring people !! what is it ??? Someone said it came from the south !!!

I was in Chilly-Jocko-Land:D about a month ago (visiting friends and holidaying), when I arrived I asked what the weather was like, and one of my Scottish-resident friends said said the weather had been really good recently - "Warm enough to sit outside!":rotfl:

fairclaire

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BIG_MOC wrote: »

I wonder if any of the gardeners among you can help me.
I rescued a hanging basket from co op and it has what I assume is a fuchsia, the leaves are turning purply/black, Is this normal??
it has just starting forming buds

I'm not very green fingered as you may be able to tell

I personally haven't had fuschias with leaves that colour, but there are literally hundreds of different varieties....the buds look unmistakably fuschia like though. The leaves look healthy enough. You must do another pic when they bloom

aau1

Did that slacker David. bring this over?

£5 for "my first kitchen " in T
http://m.hotukdeals.com/deals/first-kitchen-5-00-tesco-instore-1917943?mforwarded=true

fairclaire

David. wrote: »

:eek: when did you start

I know, us students have it hard you know :rotfl::rotfl:

David.

fairclaire wrote: »

I know, us students have it hard you know :rotfl::rotfl:

:eek: TMI