Every Loquacious Idiosyncrasy Treated Equally - 11+ ELITE Thread

Bananababe

bubbs wrote: »

When i had my hand done he didnt realise bread was over £1!
He is alot better thanks since we increased the drops again, docs ect week and should be hospital as well but no appointment yet:(

That's good that he is improving. Is he due to get other one done too ?

Call_of_Trouty

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Lots of eggs in A with today's date.
Nobody wanted the 15 pack with one broken egg:o eggcept me:T

Naughty Adsa , eggs are supposed to be sold at least a week before the best before date .

Eggs: They're an oddity regarding dates (a hybrid). Although they have "best before" dates, eggs have a lot in common with "use by" products such as meat and dairy items.
Under EU law, eggs must be sold at least one week before their "best before" date.

http://www.charitybags.org.uk/date-labelling-of-food-and-drink.shtml

Thriftygifty

Bananababe wrote: »

Oh dear me.

I married a mega muggle.

We watching pawn stars on history and they all laughing at the old man cause doesnt know how much milk, a stamp a movie ticket and washing powder costs

I turns to my husband and asks him same.

His answers.

Stamp £3 was his highest guess. :eek:

Milk £2 -£3

Cinema ticket £15


Im embarrassed

Ive failed

I tested my OH answers were:

Q: How much are stamps?
A: First of Second? :rotfl:(me thinking hmm this looks promising) answer 29p :cool:

Q: 4pts Milk
A: 1.60 hmmm

Q: Cinema ticket?
A: I've no idea £8?? (Good guess!)

:rotfl::rotfl:

bubbs

Bananababe wrote: »

That's good that he is improving. Is he due to get other one done too ?

Yes he is, the sooner the better as his vision is difficult if he walks far as only 1 lense in his glasses:p

Bananababe

Wowcher savvy, that's some post.

Google can delete but there will always be someone who saves it.

Its all out there

bubbs

TrulyMadly wrote: »

First of the peppers ready for roasting. Just coated in a little chilli oil:)

If I keep going at this rate I can have Friday night off:rotfl:

TM you never stop:eek:

purpledonkey

Bananababe wrote: »

Oh dear me.

I married a mega muggle.

We watching pawn stars on history and they all laughing at the old man cause doesnt know how much milk, a stamp a movie ticket and washing powder costs

I turns to my husband and asks him same.

His answers.

Stamp £3 was his highest guess. :eek:

Milk £2 -£3

Cinema ticket £15


Im embarrassed

Ive failed

The vagueness of those questions would annoy me! Is it a 3D film/at peak time/in central London/standard or 'student' ticket/booked online? What kind of stamp - 1st/2nd/large letter? AAAAARRRRRRRGGGGGGH! :rotfl:

Bananababe

bubbs wrote: »

Yes he is, the sooner the better as his vision is difficult if he walks far as only 1 lense in his glasses:p

It's an awkward but I guess x

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Now did you really read all of my post folks?:rotfl:
I can't believe how short it is actually coming across here.

Just to say that, if I wanted something removing, I certainly wouldn't go about it in that way. In fact I once did get something removed about me from the Internet. I wrote a letter/email to some place and, like you do:(, they went and published it fully on the Internet. So a search for my name and house name/street name came up with it as first result. I am revealing no more details than this - except that it no longer appears and the chance that anyone has got a copy, somewhere, of the original search results stored in a cache or otherwise, I think that chance is infitessimally remote. In short I think my attempt to remove it has been successful. (As far as I'm aware, no-one else I knew ever saw it. I suspect some of this is paranoia on our parts of something we search for about ourselves but that others are not likely to do so. That said, as mentioned, about journalists constantly getting requests for previous convictions to be removed, there are obviously cases where future employers or family find out and then cause problems for the individual.) But - once information is out, once something is on the Internet, it can never be put back - the genie is out of the bottle - and can never be deleted!

I'm sure there's loads that I've posted previously that now remains up, for eternity. But be assured if there was anything I wanted removing (and there isn't!) I certainly wouldn't be telling you!:D:j:rotfl:

Bananababe

Thriftygifty wrote: »

I tested my OH answers were:

Q: How much are stamps?
A: First of Second? :rotfl:(me thinking hmm this looks promising) answer 29p :cool:

Q: 4pts Milk
A: 1.60 hmmm

Q: Cinema ticket?
A: I've no idea £8?? (Good guess!)

:rotfl::rotfl:

First 62p 2nd 53p. Although not bought any at that price recently due to previously stocking up from wh smith glitch, royal m project and when stampy doesn't meet Frankie.

Milk £1 sasdas 79p aldi for 2litre\ 4 pint ish

Cinema £5.50 to £9.50 depending what time /day but I always use teskies tokens or vouchers earned for surveys.

PD - husband knows better than to be that pedantic :rotfl:

Thrifty your hubby not too bad xx