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springdreams wrote: »

Thank you - I positive they will though

my nieces wear me out and they are 13, 11, 10 but cause im not used to kids :eek:

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First Body Shop order has just arrived :T

bubbs

josie wrote: »

bubbs, you have a PM.

thanks answered:D

bargainqueen8

Evangeline1971 wrote: »

I can’t sleep. I’m upset about the dogs at Manchester dogs home, amongst other things. I’m not normally controversial but I really need to get a few things off my chest and quite honestly I don’t care if it offends anyone because I believe that everyone is entitled to their opinions. Someone asked if we’ve got our priorities our right. Who is to decide if humans are more important than animals? Isn’t it upto each individual to decide if they would like to donate to animal or people charities. Me personally, I care more about animals and would rather help them than people. That doesn’t mean I don’t care about people. I get upset also when I hear that bad things have happened to people. However it saddens me to see that people rarely choose to donate to animal charities on TV programmes when they have a choice of charity. The only celebrity I’ve ever seen donate to animals is Simon Cowell, he always helps dogs.

I never donate to medical research charities because the money is used to fund animal experiments which do nothing to help humans. I don’t intend to get into a debate about this but it’s something I feel very strongly about and I spent several years researching this so I know what I’m talking about.

Also I’d like to point out that many people have tough lives and suffer abuse but they mostly don’t then decide to commit acts of atrocity against other living beings, and I don’t see how this would give them a licence to do so. I really don’t think that the person who burned those poor dogs has a hope of becoming a reasonable human being who is not a threat to others and therefore he should be removed from society forever IMO. The softly softly approach doesn’t work. We released John Venables back into society and he went on to hurt more people. He never should have been released.

I hope that people post the name of the monster who killed those dogs on social media. I’m sure they will, and I’ll be glad when someone delivers appropriate justice for the little b*****d, as you can be sure the law won’t punish him adequately :mad:

Rant over, I’ll go try get some sleep now!

i try not to discriminate between human and animal charities but i tend to chose animal ones as they are run on donations,i doubt many get any state funding for their field of work.

bubbs

tweets wrote: »

Glad its better for pain .

I know it will still hurt so don't be doing more than you should

Like me a good nights sleep :T:T:T

cant do more with that hand as no strength in it:eek:
enjoy your sauna:rotfl::rotfl:

bubbs

Snap-ant wrote: »

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First Body Shop order has just arrived :T

:T:T yipeeee first of how many?:rotfl:
was still workin last night;)

littlebluebird

Morning all!
Glad hand is a bit better bubbs.

Got my first bodyshop order today so thanks to whoever posted that.

Well done abailey54 on nappies. Think I ended up being the onky onw who didn't get any and I brought it over! (just after SD but hadn't seen post). Still, win some, lose some...

Got 2x 10 off 40 for waitrose as I signed up for a card in April when they were doing a discount on household stuff. They've got quite a good offer on own brand laundry liquid which would be 9.3p a wash currently so extra 10 off would make it even better. Apart from that I'm struggling to justify Ws costs. As apgs are spoiling me.

For those that used the Yoomoo mocs, do they take 1.70 off or did I imagine that?
And do you think it would look odd to only buy frozen yogurt and laundry detergent? :rotfl::rotfl:

springdreams

bubbs wrote: »

my nieces wear me out and they are 13, 11, 10 but cause im not used to kids :eek:

My DS is 13, so it has been a good few years since I have had to deal with nappy changing, sleepless nights, and little ones trying to get into or climb onto everything - and that was dealing with just one baby .... I'll be going back to work on Monday for a rest

Nannylala

Nannylala wrote: »

Had a very quick catchup and what a quiet night for a Friday;)

Must get myself sorted as having a new fridge being delivered this morning and don't want to do a Tiny and be in my night attire when they arrive;)

Good job I got a shifty on as the fridge arrived a 8-45am:eek: was told it would be 10am -12am am pleased it was early as now can go shopping:T
Hope you all have a sunny Saturday:hello: