Every Loquacious Idiosyncrasy Treated Equally - 11+ ELITE Thread

bubbs

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Savvybuyer

I wonder why anyone ever relies on msm/msl for Morries prices anyway:think:. In my life, over the decades, I've learned to ignore what other people tell me sometimes as they are just wrong. Often I'll take on board what they say or they'll ask me or want me to do something, but I'll ignore them anyway. Othertimes, I do what people tell me if they have authority over me. This can get difficult when they are asking you to do something you know to be wrong, and I suspect I have more problems with that than most people, but fortunately those situations don't arise that much.:)

cheer1eader

fairclaire wrote: »

Evening

Just been eating Macds on the sea front with the kids and had to share this. Check out the cheeky little sparrow on the wing mirror being hand fed Big Mac

so cute!! we just have seagulls that snatch burgers while you are eating them at our maccy-d's :eek::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

bubbs wrote: »

Evening:)
Cheeky devil, bold as brass:rotfl:
Where is everyone?

evening bubbs :wave:

mhoc

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Yeah they (M) do stock Kingsmill. And that Dove is also stocked in M too. I think you may have got the wrong size for a Morries comp. Not that the bigger size of Dove is very good value in M at all.

I think in future instead of asking mysuperlist as it is always lying to me I will double check with you as to wether Morrison's stock things

Our Asda and Morrisons are too far apart - it does not help.

bubbs

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zippydooda

bubbs wrote: »

Evening:)
Cheeky devil, bold as brass:rotfl:
Where is everyone?

I assume there is a couple of kids in the back and hubby driving.

ps did you notice the piece of hair missing :p

fairclaire

Savvybuyer wrote: »

I wonder why anyone ever relies on msm/msl for Morries prices anyway:think:. In my life, over the decades, I've learned to ignore what other people tell me sometimes as they are just wrong. Often I'll take on board what they say or they'll ask me or want me to do something, but I'll ignore them anyway. Othertimes, I do what people tell me if they have authority over me. This can get difficult when they are asking you to do something you know to be wrong, and I suspect I have more problems with that than most people, but fortunately those situations don't arise that much.:)

I had DS2 at the dentist earlier. He had the cheek to argue with her about the sugar content of 'juice' as he calls it, he was actually referring to squash. He brazenly told the dentist that he didn't drink it it at meal times and it didn't have that much sugar in it anyway
Then as he was leaving, he told her she needed to address her time keeping issues (he was 4 minutes late plus 15 seconds to walk upstairs) :eek:

bubbs

cheer1eader wrote: »

so cute!! we just have seagulls that snatch burgers while you are eating them at our maccy-d's :eek::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:


evening bubbs :wave:

Hey up:p:D
Where you been? did mention you MIA yesterday:eek:

fairclaire

zippydooda wrote: »

I assume there is a couple of kids in the back and hubby driving.

ps did you notice the piece of hair missing :p

......er and how do you know that's not my DD? :cool:

cheer1eader

bubbs wrote: »

Hey up:p:D
Where you been? did mention you MIA yesterday:eek:

i was getting the house ready for DS1's gf who is staying until monday.
she's looking for a job down here while she's here & when she gets one she'll be moving in with her cat :eek: not sure what my 3 dogs will think of a cat in the house :rotfl::rotfl: