Exit Left In The Event (of a glitch)

bubbs

calmspirit wrote: »

oh brave hubby you have there:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Very brave:rotfl:

altojack wrote: »

One of the boxes in the back of my glory hole has 6 huge resume shampoo and 6 conditioner, plus some Nivea stuff :eek:
The other box is the same size and is crammed with cleaning stuff :eek: all from the big MrA glitch :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I need to relax tonight with my feet up, I'm jig greed after sorting that lot out.

3 boxes of boys toys to suit ages 3 to 7, I don't think they want then now they are in their mid twenties :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

i found some nivea the other day
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:@ the toys

fairclaire

underperky wrote: »

Yes I have had a problem all day saying this morning tech error then
Went on to say not 8 items
Then just as a last exasperated try
Hey oh accepts and gives apg
Strange
So keep trying fairclaire

Same here, it's now saying not enough items :mad: it didn't earlier. Ive got some stuff to do so I'll try later and hopefully it will work. Thanks

fairclaire

Bajjo wrote: »

Did a couple of shops this afternoon for groceries.

1st vs M

I thought the Mixed Peppers & Pak Choi would compare but I was wrong.

2nd vs T

Are these the APGs that wouldn't work earlier Bajjo? If so, What time were your shops. Thanks

bubbs

Thankyou izzy, hope your ok

rhosynbach

fairclaire wrote: »

Oh how horrible for you E. Things like that never leave you, do they?
I like to think things like that help us to bring our own kids up differently. Break the cycle so to speak. I never blamed my mother for being that way, I don't think she knew anything else. Her own upbringing was very strict. You can either be a parent like your parents were, or treat your kids how you would like to have been treated yourself

i agree that is awful, my oh has a phobia of coconut after an incident when he was a kid being made to eat coconut sponge that he hated , he to was sick:( i was not popular the other day when we run out of hand wash i filled the container up with the 2p asda coconut shower gel:o:o:o he used it and was :eek::eek: rewashed his hands several times and all evening kept saying he smells of it and it was making him feel sick

lookinforabargain

fairclaire wrote: »

Oh how horrible for you E. Things like that never leave you, do they?
I like to think things like that help us to bring our own kids up differently. Break the cycle so to speak. I never blamed my mother for being that way, I don't think she knew anything else. Her own upbringing was very strict. You can either be a parent like your parents were, or treat your kids how you would like to have been treated yourself

Couldn't agree more with that last sentence and that's exactly how I try to bring up my DD. Not always successfully at times, but the thought of turning out anything like my mother makes me

A subject close to my heart

Bajjo

fairclaire wrote: »

Are these the APGs that wouldn't work earlier Bajjo? If so, What time were your shops. Thanks

Yes, they are. 3:08pm and 3:12pm.

I first tried the 3:08 shop at 6:10 but was getting the error. Tried it again at 7:15 and it worked OK.

fairclaire

Bajjo wrote: »

Yes, they are. 3:08pm and 3:12pm.

I first tried the 3:08 shop at 6:10 but was getting the error. Tried it again at 7:15 and it worked OK.

Hmmm mine was at 2.44pm. I guess the APG system was having a bad afternoon Im leaving it until later. I'm exasperated now. Glad yours finally worked.

Anon

redfraggle wrote: »

May be repeating, but I use it on Sky. You can load on quite a bit and then it takes off the total balance every month

As mentioned I also use High Street Vouchers for S and A gift gards

You can load the cards onto PayPal and pay for things including you balance + £25

For those who used to use them on a.com, I checked with 3V and Asda now uses Verified by Visa, which 3V doesn't support

Load onto PayPal...? I thought you could only link one card at a time for payments up to £25? And you can pay people not just eBay?

Many thanks

Anon

Enterprise_1701C

fairclaire wrote: »

Oh how horrible for you E. Things like that never leave you, do they?
I like to think things like that help us to bring our own kids up differently. Break the cycle so to speak. I never blamed my mother for being that way, I don't think she knew anything else. Her own upbringing was very strict. You can either be a parent like your parents were, or treat your kids how you would like to have been treated yourself

You're right there. My kids were never forced to eat anything, certainly never made to eat everything in front of them, and the cupboards were always open. And both mine are as skinny as rakes! Anyone visiting can't believe they do not have to eat everything in front of them! So I have gone totally the opposite way. My sister-in-law was very upset one time when feeding one of her girls, she would not eat everything. I watched a light turn on in her eyes when I said "but surely that means she's full". My SIL had always been made to eat everything in front of her too, and thought that was what was meant to be.