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

Tinyshoes

bubbs wrote: »

Me too, whether i get them or not is a different matter:eek::rotfl::rotfl:

I still get excited when I see the Dormen's spicy ones on clipstrips. :rotfl:

But it's usually in Sainsbobs or As now. I got loads of then when they were penny.

RootedNomad

Evening everyone

T PP results received today from shop yesterday.

1x
SURF CAPSULES TROPICAL LILY 30 WASH
- £8.00 £4.00 £8.00 £8.00

1x
FAIRY ANTI- BACTERIAL LIME WSH UP LIQD383ML
- £1.50 £1.50 £1.00 £1.50

1x
FAIRY PLATINUM DISHWASH TABS ORIG 30PK
- £12.00 £5.00 £8.00 £10.00

tweets

Snap-ant wrote: »

As it left the garden it's back end has gone like it's had a stroke.
I've rerung the RSPCA & told them this, they think it might be a urinary infection that needs urgent attention otherwise it will die, RSPCA say if I can catch the cat they will pay vet's fees. This I'm not concerned about, I just want it dealt with ASAP



thanks, but this is self inflicted, we noticed a small bald patch a month or so ago.
I did get on my knees & inspect it thinking - is it shaved? but it's consistent with grooming & cats tongue reach

Hope you can catch it Snap the poor thing owners shouldn't be allowed to keep animals first Phyllis now this poor cat :mad:

tweets

I am off to bed been trying to keep awake since 8-30pm and Poppy keeps looking at me and yawning.

Can have a lie in tomorrow :j:j

Good Night cya all tomorrow :wave:

RootedNomad

streetlights wrote: »

Good afternoon everybody, I hope you are well and had a fabulous weekend. I have not been able to catch up. I did the three peaks challenge this weekend and I have just got back. My legs are in so much pain I could not imagine shopping or attempting to pick up a womble

That is a long day and a lot of miles. Very impressive - well done :T:T

David.

rhosynbach wrote: »

evening all hope the elite are well x
fab cake barley sugar well done :T
impressed with streetlights 3 peaks challenge,

was dd1 birthday today her family spent the afternoon with us and dd2 came with baby after all they have been through it was good to spoil her and they had a lovely time, cooked korma and tikka massala with lots of sides and did her a huge strawberry and white chocolate gateaux as a cake, day was spoilt slightly by an attempt burglary in oh workshop am a bit upset as I disturbed them and they legged it, :eek: we would usualy have all been at the stables then so no one should have been at home but oh took dd2 and baby home so I was still at home with ds3 and dd1 and family but luckily they heard me and ran, tools where every where and we found oh chainsaw in a hedge

Dont want to worry you but the thieving gits could well be back now they know whats there

David.

midwinter wrote: »

slapped hand emoticon for you, cruelty!



Oh yes and don't I know it! Latest talks are of the town becoming "shut down" once it has reached "capacity" oh joy! :rotfl:

and then it starts again next year :cool:

EMMAP

That poor kitty I hope you're able to get it sorted one way or another snap. Let us know- fingers crossed it makes it through.

I've just got off the phone with a mate. She's having a tough time of life at the moment and was in tears. I hate being hours away from her and not able to help. Currently assembling a cheer up package including chocolate- what else would be a good idea to pop in?

David.

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I've been meaning to ask this for ages. The vintage champagne some of us got from the coop.....should it be stored lying down or standing up does anyone know.....?

Down cork needs to be kept moist
Sack your wine manager

David.

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I know it's not the best price we have ever had but I have never had a bad M&S wine, not that I drink red. But there have never been any complaints.

I was in panic mode that the expensive riojas would get drunk on a whim. And I am holding on to my M&S mega cheap ones for dear life. I have no idea why. I have buried the last four again.

Guilt, revisiting the scene of the crime