Extraordinarily Loyal Is The Elite

David.

Bananababe wrote: »

Your usain bolt in disguise. :rotfl::rotfl:

I used to run a lot for the county when I was young lass. Cross country mainly.Unfortunately the older I got the bigger my chest got and that hurts to run. believe me. There was no shock asorber brasa then and the ones from the Coop dept store just couldnt cope :rotfl:

I kinda got back into to it a few years ago but found it hard going on my knees now. All the excuses eh ? !

Jees how big are they :rotfl:

underperky

hippychicky wrote: »

It's a v m £18.50/£15.00. I bought some on thursday

thank you

fairclaire

Happy birthday Zippy :kisses3:

sally06

fairclaire wrote: »

Thanks Sally :A
Yes I will be having a field test. I had one at the opticians which thankfully showed no loss of peripheral vision. I'm not sure if the one at hospital will be the same or if it's a more detailed one.
I'm feeling very grateful right now that I have regular eye tests, or the problem wouldn't have been picked up and I'd have put the eye pain down to something else.

The field test at the hospital is much more detailed and takes a good while longer. I'm sure it will be fine as they have treated you early Let me know if there is ever anything you are unsure of. I'm not an expert, but I have done quite a lot of research during the 10+ years I have been attending hospital appointments.

bubbs

Classy_Chick06 wrote: »

can i ask, what was you actually charged for the original source please?
tia

£2.20 wasnt reduced but good comparison

poppypopster wrote: »

Just got a email from the post office

We’re changing to meet the needs of our customers.

We’re now open earlier, and later, and on Sundays

now open from 06:00 to 22:00 on Sundays


never thought this would happen.

Post office within t's has been open here on a sunday for abour 18 months - 2 years but only 11.30-2.30

mrsmac10 wrote: »

Good morning all.

I have 3 Stars- Yah

Thanks to everyone who posts about the gliches etc and for the nonsense too. Such a diverse thread

Doubt if the thread yesterday would have made much sense to someone dropping in. :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

A quick story from a very proud gran

GD is 11 and very serious and caring She knew about food banks from school and was reading "A girl called jack" on holiday.

She knows about MSL etc and put together a list of stuff and got £7.50 worth of groceries. Money she saved from her pocket money and took it to the local food bank.

The organizer was really impressed with her effort and knowledge and she got a mention in the local paper Her " friend" ridiculed her about the article but I am very proud and told her she needs a new friend She is my :A

:T:T:T:T:T getting taught well;)

Snap-ant

:j:j:j

Gala Bingo is now payable in your TCB

redfox

Charity and donation request posts are only allowed on the Charities board so sorry QoC but your link on here had to be deleted.

Sunshinemummy

I picked up my CIC order, and then went to pick up ds2 from a party he went to.. he was not there, so I assumed he had got a lift home. Can home no son, and then realised that two of the pretend butter is out of date! Then I get telephone call from hospital… guess where DS2 is! He is fine but is in need of stitches after cutting himself with a knife whilst trying to cut open a melon!

underperky

My butter got subbed with lurpak no salt

bubbs

candles still working:) wish had i got onto these before