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

Bananababe

Carling compared agaimst sains so watch your fillers. Against morrisons was 15 quid a box

tigerwhite_2

m4rtin wrote: »

Bubbs said they didn't work when she tried but not seen anyone else try so your womble could be interesting

howdy M4rtin. How the devil are you?

bubbs wrote: »

Sorry but if i was a mum wouldnt allow it, we all had to sit at the table and me and dh always sit at the table:D apart from a sat when we have picky tea.
Probably old fashioned :rotfl:

Same here. I think it's necessary and instills manners, as well as the art of conversation and social skills. We all sit at the breakfast bar if it's just us four, but at the large table if there are other guests (kitchen diner so only 3 feet away ). I've even been making tigercub say "please may I leave the table" and she isn't even two. DS just does it and calls it "family dinner". And do you know, I really enjoy it.

fairclaire

Thanks everyone for the recommendations for anti virus stuff. Ive ran a few and I'm sure as I can be that his computer is as clean as a whistle now. Those programmes did detect quite a few nasties, so he's been clicking on all sorts I think.

He's feeling very sheepish. So he should be, it might make him think in future. He said he was scared to tell me when he noticed money coming out Now I might be scary? But I'm not as scary as someone stealing nearly a grand out of a bank account.......am I? :cool::eek:

bubbs

choclate24 wrote: »

We always use to when they were younger but now all of the other kids have left home so we dont bother

I know most people dont sit at the table now, but personally i think its a shame, like i said old fashioned:rotfl::eek:

M4RT1N

From a shop today AvM


1 x ASDA Chosen by You Fresh Cream & Chocolate Choux B...£1.20£1.00
1 x Cathedral City Extra Mature Cheddar (350g)£3.00£4.00
1 x Cathedral City Mature Cheddar (350g)£3.00£2.00

bubbs

tigerwhite wrote: »

howdy M4rtin. How the devil are you?



Same here. I think it's necessary and instills manners, as well as the art of conversation and social skills. We all sit at the breakfast bar if it's just us four, but at the large table if there are other guests (kitchen diner so only 3 feet away ). I've even been making tigercub say "please may I leave the table" and she isn't even two. DS just does it and calls it "family dinner". And do you know, I really enjoy it.

Oh we had to say that as well, and was usually no! so and so has not finished:rotfl: then 1 had to clear the table, 1 wipe the place mats, 1 shake the table cloth and 1 sweep the carpet with carpet sweeper:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

tigerwhite_2

fairclaire wrote: »

Thanks everyone for the recommendations for anti virus stuff. Ive ran a few and I'm sure as I can be that his computer is as clean as a whistle now. Those programmes did detect quite a few nasties, so he's been clicking on all sorts I think.

He's feeling very sheepish. So he should be, it might make him think in future. He said he was scared to tell me when he noticed money coming out Now I might be scary? But I'm not as scary as someone stealing nearly a grand out of a bank account.......am I? :cool::eek:

I'm sorry to laugh but FC, I don't think you are scary Sometimes things are worse when you let thoughts run away with you, so i assume that's what happened with your OH.. oooops, a very stern lesson he's learned today.

right, logging off time now. toodlepip x

tigerwhite_2

bubbs wrote: »

Oh we had to say that as well, and was usually no! so and so has not finished:rotfl: then 1 had to clear the table, 1 wipe the place mats, 1 shake the table cloth and 1 sweep the carpet with carpet sweeper:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

i don't make them do that yet........

















I'm waiting til she turns 3... :D

remote90

karlie88 wrote: »

The good thing about Halifax is their Reward Current Account (as you say).

And the ease at which you can open Current Accounts. Their application process is simple and Online Banking is pretty good too.

On the subject of Halifax, I just noticed that there are cashback rewards - but you have to activate the feature within online banking.


Current offer (until end of month) - 10% cashback on Morrisons shop when you use your Halifax debit card.


Just done a test out. Spent £61 (£50 of that was 3V) Used £8 WYS £60 MOC. Will be great if I get another £6 cashback. Most of the food I bought will be free anyway (CheckOutSmart Burgers / Volvic / Jammy Dodgers / Ben & Jerry's).

DeeDee74

TrulyMadly wrote: »

DeeDee...hope it's not going to be September until we see you again:eek:

Hope you will be popping on before then:)

I'll pop in if I find anything worth buying glitch wise
I struggle to glitch shop with kids home they either come & distract me or constant txt to find out where I am or when I'll be home again distracting...:p:p besides I'm hoping for heat wave I need to work on tan
Right I'm off kids to feed & online shop to complete.