Sal and Savvybuyer's Sensational Seasonal Summer Sunny 11+ ELITE Thread

Mildred1970

Nannylala wrote: »

Hi Mildred I could only get one of the appropriate sides hence a smaller pp but did not mind as was rinsing another pp to get them:T

Ah I see :T

Hope you get your drains sorted without too much fuss, what a pain

Dizzy_Ditzy

Nannylala wrote: »

Good morning wacky or is it they say best laid plans and all that :(Young neighbour knocked to say was I having toilet trouble as her house smelt like a sewer:eek:,its times like this I so miss my DH:AWell I am at the end of the line and have 3 manholes on my property and yes they are all blocked the neighbour the other side of her was also blocked. She is a child minder and has insurance so is going to ring them and try and get it sorted meanwhile I just feel like running away:(Off to make a very strong :coffee:

I had that "knock" a few months ago. My neighbour 3 or 4 doors up had problems so they called the drain people. My house is end of line and both the drains in my front garden were blocked. With nappies and wet wipes. Well seeing as I dont have children, none of those were applicable to me. The people in the flats at the other end of the line had been flushing nappies, wet wipes and seemingly fat from roast dinners, deep fat fryers etc down the toilet :mad: :mad:

bubbs

:DNA nn3

gocat wrote: »

Something to keep you occupied bubbs


http://www.kingpet.co.uk/c/6132/#.U6AOFmBOUlY

Hope you dont have to wait too long

Done he has just gone down

rhosynbach wrote: »

good morning all hope the elite are well,
good luck to mr bubbs hope it all goes well xx

hope you find a good home for phyliss snap x

Thanks
Logie thought I'd quoted you that's good:T

Dizzy_Ditzy

rhosynbach wrote: »

poor you, hopefully it will get sorted quickly without to much mess and smell:eek:

we had a bad start to the day 20 odd sheep in the garden first thing, i ripped my shirt while getting them out, then got bitten by a horse fly and it has swollen up,
just to finish up i was watering the garden , my neighbours family are visiting they have a 10 year old and dont beleive in saying no they explain things to him but they thing he should make his own choices and express himself they were walking to the beach and he climbed on my fence and sat there braking my plants, they told him i like the plants and he was upsetting me by braking them, he laughed and carried on they then walked away and left him, said he would get bored and stop:mad::mad:
i told him i needed to water the plants there and he would get wet he said you wont dare get me wet, ds3 came out and told me not to it would cause trouble, the kid started laughing and using bad language towards me, so ds3 took the hose and soaked him through and said no one talks to my mum like that :rotfl::rotfl:
he screamed and run of down the road now waiting for the parents to come and complain.:o:o

Good for DS3 :T :T :T :T


Bout time the little gob!!!!! got taught a lesson by the sounds of it


Where do they draw the line? "Oh, he will stop stealing cars/mugging old ladies soon cos he'll get bored of it" :mad:

tigerwhite_2

Morning all. didn't get chance to catch up yesterday, i just lurked... and saw dipdap too :T

logie wrote: »

Bloods still borderline but barium swallow didn't show anything abnormal :j

I saw your post Logie (and the 50 hour week!), good nothing showed up on your barium swallow. Try to rest up where possible though.. Isn't it coming up to little H's 2nd birthday in July?

dipdap wrote: »

Morning all.
On the phone to HMRC (oh joy!)
This could be fun :mad:
The automated service wants me to talk to it and keeps responding to the background noise from my kids :mad:

howdy. press 1 to talk to an operator, press 2 to swear at us.

helen4891

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I had that "knock" a few months ago. My neighbour 3 or 4 doors up had problems so they called the drain people. My house is end of line and both the drains in my front garden were blocked. With nappies and wet wipes. Well seeing as I dont have children, none of those were applicable to me. The people in the flats at the other end of the line had been flushing nappies, wet wipes and seemingly fat from roast dinners, deep fat fryers etc down the toilet :mad: :mad:

I have the same problem with my house aswell, lived here just over a year and I reckon I've seen the drain people about 20 times, even made them do the camera test to make sure it was not my house , but it the people on the end of road , who put anything down the toilet.

rhosynbach

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I had that "knock" a few months ago. My neighbour 3 or 4 doors up had problems so they called the drain people. My house is end of line and both the drains in my front garden were blocked. With nappies and wet wipes. Well seeing as I dont have children, none of those were applicable to me. The people in the flats at the other end of the line had been flushing nappies, wet wipes and seemingly fat from roast dinners, deep fat fryers etc down the toilet :mad: :mad:

:eek::eek: i am so shocked that people would flush nappys no wonder people have problems and the fat surely they know they are asking for trouble or do they just not care,

tigerwhite_2

rhosynbach wrote: »

i told him i needed to water the plants there and he would get wet he said you wont dare get me wet, ds3 came out and told me not to it would cause trouble, the kid started laughing and using bad language towards me, so ds3 took the hose and soaked him through and said no one talks to my mum like that :rotfl::rotfl:
he screamed and run of down the road now waiting for the parents to come and complain.:o:o

:eek::rotfl: I love it. serves him right. ha ha. hope they don't come over shouting the odds at you though. Your DS was right to stick up for his mum.

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Good for DS3 :T :T :T :T


Bout time the little gob!!!!! got taught a lesson by the sounds of it


Where do they draw the line? "Oh, he will stop stealing cars/mugging old ladies soon cos he'll get bored of it" :mad:

i agree

tigerwhite_2

rhosynbach wrote: »

:eek::eek: i am so shocked that people would flush nappys no wonder people have problems and the fat surely they know they are asking for trouble or do they just not care,

Don't they ever watch those horrid programs about clearing drains. Nappies and wipes and "lady stuff" shouldn't ever go down the drain.

I've got 3 T orders to collect - from the £5 offer last week :T Heading over in ten mins. I've not ventured into a T for about a month..:D

rhosynbach

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Good for DS3 :T :T :T :T


Bout time the little gob!!!!! got taught a lesson by the sounds of it


Where do they draw the line? "Oh, he will stop stealing cars/mugging old ladies soon cos he'll get bored of it" :mad:

i know i may be old fashioned but I dont understand this not telling kids no. they come and stay with the nan and she hates it, she says he is rude, and she cooks dinners he wont eat them then gets sweets and icecream out and eats them, he has no bed time, and no rules the parents believe he will learn boundries in his own time but I dont see how if no one is teaching him:(