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Snap-ant

yawns ........

TrulyMadly

magda1959 wrote: »

having your feet checked was for veruccas.:)

Magda..........thank you...you are right....I'm not thinking straight....there's poor tweets covered in verrucas now cos she didn't get them checked when she was younger...:o

zippydooda

Snap-ant wrote: »

I've been given the responsibility of bidding on an item on eBay for a friend at 7.35pm

I MUST NOT FORGOT :o:o

Alarm set

can you post a link then we can all bid on it.

TrulyMadly

Snap-ant wrote: »

yawns ........

Yup......that one did it:rotfl:

Tinyshoes

ilovetoshop wrote: »

Evening

TM I don't know much about plumbing or flies but my dad always told me not to block holes as you will just push them to go elsewhere so if you have blocked up holes this could be why you are finding them elsewhere, but I could be talking rubbish:o

We were told the same from environmental health when we had flies hatching out under our kitchen sink unit not long after we first moved in. Not that I knew that was where they were coming from.

You have to let them out. I was shutting all the windows thinking they were coming in.

My dad came round and as fast as we were spraying fly spray there were more and more.

But once they had hatched they didn't hang around as there was nothing for them to stay for in a clean house. Years later we found, after the washing machine had leaked and we had to take off the kick board, that a brand new pair of rubber gloves had fallen down back of cupboard and under and they had laid in there. All the old casings were still there. :eek:

zippydooda

well someone has to say it.

who's starting the next thread?

tweets

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Magda..........thank you...you are right....I'm not thinking straight....there's poor tweets covered in verrucas now cos she didn't get them checked when she was younger...:o

I not got any verrucas :eek: just ugly feet

Tinyshoes

TrulyMadly wrote: »

We used to get our feet checked too...why was that?

Verrucas?

The school nurse was adamant I had one on my big toe, my mum had to get the GP to confirm it was only a corn. Sometimes bits of dirt used to get stuck to it.

Shoes never fitted me properly even when I had the smallest width in Clarks/Startrite.

mutley_muppet

Snap-ant wrote: »

:A

They have a 'nest' each now ♥

Aww, they look really snug? Lucky cats! :heart2:

tweets wrote: »

Size 6 will be a walking skeleton

The friend I was talking about was very petite, and I think she was only that thin due to very bad stress at that time.

hornetgirl wrote: »

Couldn't agree more about daft sizes tweets. I have things in my wardrobe ranging from size 8 to size 16, all of which fit me. Partly this is due to a size mismatch between my top half and my bottom half, but also because the sizes vary so much between different brands.

I have clothes in lots of different sizes too? There is such a difference of size between different manufacturers & designers? :eek:

Snap-ant