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Bananababe

Arthien wrote: »

Just think of the overpayment letters being plastered all over the walls of your downstairs loo if you're in need of inspiration



I wouldn't feel too sorry for us young-uns, the ones with the get up and go and determination to succeed can still do ok for themselves, partly because they spend time reading and posting on a forum like this!

Thanks honey. I think maybe cause a lot on the now, college starts in two weeks and prob bit nervous. Maybe. The letters only been one a month for the last two months as had insurances and four birthdays to do.

Roll on the end of month.

And thanks Arthien :A xxxxx

Bananababe

savvy_sal wrote: »

I'm glad you are having a good time.
Every generation has their day.

A lot of us oldies feel sorry for the youngsters of today.Poor job prospects and the hope of owning a home just a dream.A few years ago you might have been in your own home at your age and no Mummy to ask you to clean your room up.

I do find it a bit strange for a lad of 22 to be posting on a forum such as this.

I know what you mean but Im also glad that they are getting a chance of a proper education and not being thrown in at deepend with bills etc.

I had a flat at 16 and definitely wouldnt want my two out there having to cope yet.

And its ok that's he is on here as long as its for the best intentions :rotfl:

not just to brag about night out:eek: x

aau1

Maxi toms now 25p in A

mutley_muppet

rose28454 wrote: »

I have that one and has been really good for the last 2 years. Sure I have seen it in store cheaper though

Thanks Rose, that's good to hear. I never thought to look instore for one, but I will. x

nerfdad wrote: »

It's nice to know that you like a nice tidy garden;):rotfl::rotfl:

Hahaha! Behave you! :rotfl:

Enterprise_1701C

mutley_muppet wrote: »

My brain is spinning, I need to buy a lawn mower. I moved house and this is the first time I've had grass in my garden for over 12 years! :eek:
I currently have one of those push along grass cutters (non electric) but it doesn't seem to cut that well, I often have to stop it and get the grass out where it jams.

So I think I need to buy a proper lawn mower but I have no idea what to go for.

My garden is about 30ft long and a slight slope & few uneven patches.
I was thinking of something like this? http://www.tesco.com/direct/flymo-rollermo-1000w-electric-wheeled-rotary-lawnmower/205-3252.prd?pageLevel=&skuId=205-3252

I have some CC vouchers I could double up if I buy from Mr T, but I would consider buying something completely diffrent if anyone has any recommendations?
Thank you in advance my green fingered Elite friends x

I have been looking for a lawnmower for some months now. I am loathe to part with money for one (last one bought with vouchers I won), have been saving nectar points and am now hoping to buy one when they go into the sales. If not a shop that takes nectar then one for which I can buy a gift card from Sainsbury with nectar points..

If your current one is jamming, have you tried sharpening the blades with a stone or some such? Just to keep it going a while?

Bananababe

aau1 wrote: »

Maxi toms now 25p in A

you get me mail last night ?

x

refreshed

Is John Freida still working?

states this on mys

John Frieda Frizz Ease Nourishing Oil Elixir (100ml)
Unavailable atTesco

Westvleteren

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

I have been looking for a lawnmower for some months now. I am loathe to part with money for one (last one bought with vouchers I won), have been saving nectar points and am now hoping to buy one when they go into the sales. If not a shop that takes nectar then one for which I can buy a gift card from Sainsbury with nectar points..

If your current one is jamming, have you tried sharpening the blades with a stone or some such? Just to keep it going a while?

That rings bells Only last time the item in question was a freezer.

So is there another race on? Footwear v's Lawnmower

Claire1972

xxlouisexx56 wrote: »

I was only charged £23 for the whole shop so they were £4 instore.
M's have changed the price.


Sorry for the late reply, I know you posted this 12 hours ago!

I got an apg for £11 so no bad really for £12, not what I was expecting but hey ho!

Onto the next glitch!

thanks for replying, glad i saw your post as I was going to do a c&c for today, so thank you for posting. x

gocat

Hmm been waiting an hour for seabrookes to send me a pdf voucher.:eek: Off to the shops now and cant wait any longer. Wonder if they will ever send it :rotfl: