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Nice People 12: Nice in Nice
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lostinrates wrote: »One of my two cats. Usually she is here telling builders or gardeners how to do their jobs, or off hunting. She Is highly opinionated and has a very loud voice. But she is also a snuggler of extraordinary snugglability, and loves making beds in things.
I'm delighted that you are not letting the lady postman curl up in your duvet. A cup of tea occasionally, and maybe a tip at Christmas seems quite sufficient. I thought that maybe since privatisation they were becoming more demanding.No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?0 -
You could get a cat, perhaps? It would see off the rats, so an immediate £30 saving there.
Cats still cost money - to buy, get a bed, toys... food, vets ..... and still need to find somebody to pop round and feed the cat if you're going away.
I do wish, however, that a neighbour would get one - so it was free and ready/available when I opened my patio doors.... so long as the !!!!er didn't keep trying to get into the house, of course, which the nosey bugg4hs do tend to do.0 -
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I'm delighted that you are not letting the lady postman curl up in your duvet. A cup of tea occasionally, and maybe a tip at Christmas seems quite sufficient. I thought that maybe since privatisation they were becoming more demanding.
No, although they are being less helpful, no parcels left found the back for example, no taking letters with stamps on for you.0 -
lostinrates wrote: »:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
How much has doglet cost you so far it vet and food?
About £100 since March. But she makes sure we have no rats.No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?0 -
My ipad wants to install ios8, but it needs 6.9 gb free to do that. The whole thing only has 12 gb with 10 gb used up by apps and stuff. What should I do?No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?0
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About £100 since March. But she makes sure we have no rats.
So I'm £70 up over the last six months, without the up front costs/hassle being required either
Council 1, Pet 0.
Then, with a pet, there's always the daily fear that they might find their catch a wonderful present for you .... and bring it in to show you.... Council lady won't do that.0 -
PasturesNew wrote: »ght find their catch a wonderful present for you .... and bring it in to show you.... Council lady won't do that.
Again, don't bank on it:rotfl:0 -
Just walked myself back fr loo alone0
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