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fairclaire

Savvybuyer wrote: »

That's exactly my point!:cool::rotfl::rotfl: Not 'free' though but 40p - that's what I was referring to!:D:rotfl: Or - is Liverpool Echo cheaper?:think: Factor in cost of trip to Liverpool, you know, if it had just been Liverpool (and for it to be in the Sun there would have been bizarre) I would seriously have thought about travelling there to pick some papers up:rotfl:.

I've done right - not buying any Tenderheart Cabbage in A this week but waiting till Morries tomorrow to get their comp. Sweetheart Cabbage. I am desperately in need of some fruit having waited after my oranges ran out a couple of days ago - really need... everything!:D:rotfl: This is so well-timed, together with my few days of putting it off:D:D.

Goodnight folks!:)

I paid nearly £3 for 4 apples today _pale_ damn you autistics and your foibles :rotfl::rotfl: an apple will be rejected if it has even a sliver of green on it

purpledonkey

Night all, off to watch The Next Great Baker before I slumber

lawrie28

Liverpool Echo is 60p, just for those wondering.

If anyone remembers, late last year I won a competition to Adopt an Elephant. Well, glad to say that I have not had an Elephant living with me since then, but I will be going to the Zoo to visit said Elephant with the kids tomorrow, which should be fun. Already reserved 10 copies of the paper to pick up before we leave to make sure we get our bargains.

Anon

Call_of_Trouty wrote: »

I don't think it would be very economical to leave a van there all day though.

Our very large A has had C and C from a van with a purpose built stand for two vans (including electrical points) outside the main store for years (C and C comes from one of the ghost stores - they have recently undergone a refurb and you can now collect instore or drive through near the store ... so vans no longer need to stay).

Anon

mutley_muppet

calmspirit wrote: »

yeah I have dog poo on front and tyres let down if i have the nerve to call police .......I dont even call them to protect her anymore - infact preventing injury to her doesnt even enter my mind anymore ! I just want to be able to sleep!!!!

My only hope is that the landlady will get rid of them if she sees I have proof.......then I will still probably have to move afterwards as they would get revenge ......but at least I could sell my house if they werent here...... I wish I had words of support or help for you mimi .....but I def feel for you :A:A

OMG I really feel for you Calmspirit and Mimi.
I have lived in houses where the neighbours were awful, one was squatted and the other was a crack house!! Although it was hell I was only renting so there was an end in sight!
I know you shouldnt have to, but is there anyway you could rent out your property and then rent somewhere else for you to live?
I guess that would be mean on the person renting your place, but they might treat them differently if they arent connected to you? Are they horrible to the people who live on the otherside of them too?

You would think that the council would have a noise abatement/ anti social behaviour department? I agree you are best gettiing as much evidence as you can.

I am so grateful now that my neighbours are nice. I really do wish you both the very best. No one should have to live like this. x

Claire1972 wrote: »

Those look fab x

fairclaire wrote: »

Oh don't those look stunning!

My kids have a thing about freezing mini rolls at the moment

That is a photo from google by the way Mine didnt look so pretty, but I think adding colourful fruit might tempt kids to eat them x

fairclaire

lawrie28 wrote: »

Liverpool Echo is 60p, just for those wondering.

If anyone remembers, late last year I won a competition to Adopt an Elephant. Well, glad to say that I have not had an Elephant living with me since then, but I will be going to the Zoo to visit said Elephant with the kids tomorrow, which should be fun. Already reserved 10 copies of the paper to pick up before we leave to make sure we get our bargains.

Do you get a moral dilemma when you go to the zoo Lawrie? I have to admit I did last week when I went I did feel sorry for a lot of the animals.......not in their natural environment and all that. But then there's the conservation issues. I won't lie, it split my conscience

.....not to mention it made my escaped tiger dream return

aau1

purpledonkey wrote: »

Yes, my er sister referred me :whistle:

Phew. I was worried you had missed a cracking opportunity

Did you have a good womble? This was the first time I've ever disliked cheap cinema tickets. Could I find one over £10? Nope, got loads of £9ers though

They'll do me well enough

bexter7

miss_corerupted wrote: »

https://memorado.com/iqtest?r=108#.U-HHqt513uc.facebook

Just done this IQ test. chuffed I had 126!

Well done!
You are in the top 3% of all people

Your IQ is:

130

fairclaire

In the absence of our resident DJ, who is languishing in Fife somewhere :eek: I feel a need to post what I'm listening to

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zMbEge4BQQU

bexter7

Re the Morrison voucher, any thoughts on it having..

Limited to one per customer, in small almost illegible print?