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Nannylala wrote: »

Afternoon tweets you do make me chuckle at times bless you:AHas your Mum always been like this or is it as she has got older?

I am very pleased with my new larder fridge and have just come back from T's with lots of nice goodies to put in it for when Auntielala comes on Monday.She has really lost weight and Nannylala intends to feed her up;) whilst she is here.Athome she is so busy taking care of her DH she neglects herself:(

She been like she is i would say last 5 years.

Hope you have a good time with auntielala and she puts on a bit of weight especially if she needs to be fattened up.

lutzi1

bubbs wrote: »

Ohhhhh Lutzi
You are rude too:eek::eek::eek:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

No, I'm terribly respectable.

tweets

strewth71 wrote: »

Tweets your mum sounds a lot like mine :eek: If I buy her a pressie she pulls it to pieces (not literally). I take her with a pinch of salt though...a big one! Am sure your face is lovely and clean :cool:

Back from snakes and slides party - ds2 was sick while we were there and is lying on the settee with a blanket now. Watching Thomas so happy enough. OH doing Tough Mudder today - well, volunteering today and doing the course tomorrow and dd2 at her nans so quite peaceful here....for now :T

Last year but one i asked mum what she wanted for christmas and she said she didnt know but no perfume and other things. So i told DS what she had said . Christmas came and went so did her birthday 22nd January and she had no perfume bought.

What did she do after her birthday moan no one had bought her any perfume :mad: :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: if smillies dont work i am on google . IE wont open for me

auto.armadillo

rhosynbach wrote: »

they did not bring charges :mad: by the time it got to court the kids where in care for neglect from her and she was under the doctor for mental health issues, so they said no good would come from prosecuting her she needs help,
my ds1 has also forgiven her he says she did it as she was ill,, and before we lost contact he was talking of giving her another chance:( she split from her boyfriend. which I could not accept espeacily at his lowest he tried to commit suicide and has permanant liver damage,

wow that is harsh your son sounds like a wonderful person being able to forgive her after all he has been through x

David.

fairclaire wrote: »

How do you know for sure that the person in question did it, or that it was even done on purpose? What if he's innocent? What if someone does post the name and it's wrong?
The fact that this person has been released on bail and that the police are appealing for more information indicates that there is no certainty as to what exactly happened.

This sort of lynch mob mentality before anyone knows the facts is disgusting and dangerous.

I am as upset as anyone else about the dogs. I love animals as much as anyone here and support all sorts of charities but wishing that sort of harm on another human being without knowing the facts is just awful.

Just skimming
A young child was knocked over and killed by a hit and run driver in town and someone local to the accident was taken in for questioning as his car had a bump and no doubt ticked a few other boxes.
Someone at work was trying to round up a few volunteers to go and burn the child killer out as his address was public knowledge :eek:
Turns out that person was totally innocent

bubbs

Hello Dotty :wave:

David.

DeeDee74 wrote: »

You can be on bail & have none nowt wrong... Being on bail means nowt apart from police don't have enough evidence to charge you.
I was once on bail I'd done nothing wrong & wasn't charged .

You should be banged up for crimes against asda :rotfl:

David.

bubbs wrote: »

Hello Dotty :wave:

Hi Gobby

emerald21

Good Afternoon everyone

Just got back from the big M & S in Cheshire Oaks where I sorted my switch out. I didn t fancy doing it on the phone using a premium number no doubt so decided to go there instead. I d already been accepted , just needed to sign the papers and send back . However I did it all there today and the switch . I was there ages lol. Should be done by the 23rd of September.

It remains to be seen whether I ll get the £100 cash or £125 vouchers, did go through a link but not sure if it was the right one. Either way I ll be happy. Used a green redeem voucher while I was there on food. I seem to get overwhelmed nowadays when I go into large stores that I ve never been in before, that much so I don t bother staying long.

The person i saw was very nice and didn t bat an eyelid when she asked about the debit card for the account I was switching from and I said I haven t received it yet lol Naughty Susie

Ladyshopper

bubbs wrote: »

Well i have just been booking my travelodge for jan and declined payment:mad:, then phone rings , its the bank blocking it for fraud, ok will unblock it he says, so i said can you tell me why i didnt get a call when we bought hubby's new bike? £1,200 went through ok, he didnt know:eek:
Anyhow all done he ssays, so i go to do it again, phone rings again:mad: same bloke hes totally blocked it by mistake:mad:
Que 10 mins on the phone and its all sorted and now booked:rotfl::rotfl:

It's good they were concerned, but what a numpty blocking it again!

My bank texted me this week as I used my cards to book some flights, had to text "y" if the transaction was me. Quite impressed with the whole system.

Glad you got your travelodge booked in the end, presume that's for your winter shut down?