Every Loquacious Idiosyncrasy Treated Equally - 11+ ELITE Thread

TrulyMadly

miss_corerupted wrote: »

Where is the lego party thing? I've looked on come round but i can't find it??

http://lego.comeround.sign-up.to/

Sunshinemummy

TrulyMadly wrote: »

http://lego.comeround.sign-up.to/

Can you have instagram followers!!

TrulyMadly

nairny54 wrote: »

Morning peeps,
Anyone with a Heron Foods close by they have Pilgrims Choice mature cheese slices 260gm for £1
Hth

Thanks Nairny......just picked up on this.....I missed it earlier....it will make up
For my leerdammer vouchers not printing

zippydooda

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Did you ever buy a machine zippy?

yes

Savvybuyer

Sorry I forgot to mention earlier, regarding Mario Costeja Gonzales' case, how the information about his debt problems of 16 or 17 years ago was previously confined to one (or as I discovered, two) sources. Apparently Mr Gonzales is now 'happy' about Google and the search engine is now "perfect": http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/may/13/spain-everyman-google-mario-costeja-gonzalez. Even though it still contains the one other sourch from 19 January 1998 that I found.

But I wanted to mention was how the information he wanted to be deleted, from merely a couple of sources of which he appears to have spotted only one, now appears across 1,000s of sources from across the world added to and published every week. (I think I read [red] about its appearance in 800 separate sources that appeared on one Tuesday alone recently.)

At least we have a bit more information about him in that article beyond his debts and repossession of 1998. As well as the millions of articles and sources across the whole internet that mention the information that has been delinked from google, which, if I may remind you, is here:

http://hemeroteca.lavanguardia.com/preview/1998/01/19/pagina-23/33842001/pdf.html
(Taboo* google.co.uk search result, when searching for or including his name.)

Not sure if translation works. You can copy and paste the link into your browser and then search for it (or search via google.com) and click for a Google translation.

*And therefore, in this context, more attractive:D.

TrulyMadly

hornetgirl wrote: »

Gorgeous.

Jasmine has spent the entire day entertaining herself with a folded up receipt from the post office. She keeps charging up and down the stairs with it in her mouth

You sure it's not a womble:eek:

Mildred1970

Savvy_Siobhan wrote: »

Wow that is good!! Well done is it just sainsburys that give discount on multi buy or tesaco sada too? How do you put them through to ensure it comes off?

Works in T's

For instance, meat multibuy is 2 for £7; 3 for £10

So if you buy say 3 items, the till automatically recognises the multibuy and deducts £2 as it thinks you've paid £4 each, even if you've only paid the whoopsied price

I always try and buy my meat whoopsies in 3s :money:

IIRC this was quite good at Ts on Xmas nibbles last year or the year before

bubbs

Savvy_Siobhan wrote: »

My goodness! Small world lol
Thanks for the info and welcome much appreciate

So is anyone a fellow thurmaston asda wombles? Lol xx

It sure is:D i dont live in Leicester but had my clubbing and partying days there:eek: and met my hubby there ,I Lived in Kettering then dont now but in another town

TrulyMadly

tweets wrote: »

Bedtime now

7 minutes too soon tweets:o

Sunshinemummy

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Sorry I forgot to mention earlier, regarding Mario Costeja Gonzales' case, how the information about his debt problems of 16 or 17 years ago was previously confined to one (or as I discovered, two) sources. Apparently Mr Gonzales is now 'happy' about Google and the search engine is now "perfect": http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/may/13/spain-everyman-google-mario-costeja-gonzalez. Even though it still contains the one other sourch from 19 January 1998 that I found.

But I wanted to mention was how the information he wanted to be deleted, from merely a couple of sources of which he appears to have spotted only one, now appears across 1,000s of sources from across the world added to and published every week. (I think I read [red] about its appearance in 800 separate sources that appeared on one Tuesday alone recently.)

At least we have a bit more information about him in that article beyond his debts and repossession of 1998.

There is nothing like someone wanting privacy for the rest of the world to become interested in them!
:D:D:D