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bubbs

nerfdad wrote: »

Don't think I will bother:D:D

for the best really:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

poppypopster

nerfdad wrote: »

Toothbrush not working:eek:

:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:


Trust Asda to match the other stores.

bubbs

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tweets

abailey54 wrote: »

Well done tweets :T:T

Thank you

lil_tiger

bargainqueen8 wrote: »

i'm afraid i have the same problem as the person who left the note.i live in a street close to a station an small town centre.we watch people park take their suitcases out of the car and not return for days so we cannot park in our own street let alone outside our house.theres plenty of parking in town but people wont pay.to make it worse the street is v.narrow so parking is difficult,damage to residents cars is a regular event,someone kindly banged into our car and drove off having caused over £1000 worth of damage but as you say theres nothing we can do to stop people parking as the council refuses to give us residents parking.
sorry for rant but this is a something we've put up with for over 20 years and no i wont move as everything else about my street is fab.:)

Oh no need to apologise at all, I understand it must be frustrating, but the fact remains people are entitled to park there. I'm sorry your council won't enforce permits as being near a station must be far more annoying than just 9-5 parking!

Perhaps the station wasn't there when you moved in, but the city centre has already been there and surely on street parking ought to be a consideration when buying the house. If parking right outside someone's house is a priority they should have a driveway, or ask the council for a disability space if needed.....as there is no disability space it appears the aggrieved resident is just wanting to park there for convenience which I'm afraid isn't my problem.

Have you tried a petition for permit parking?:beer:

nerfdad

bubbs wrote: »

Another one you have broken:eek::rotfl::rotfl:

bubbs wrote: »

for the best really:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

poppypopster wrote: »

:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:


Trust Asda to match the other stores.

Kids back to putting the tooth paste on finger and brushing :eek::o

bubbs

nerfdad wrote: »

Kids back to putting the tooth paste on finger and brushing :eek::o

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: you are funny, but bet you use a yard brush:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Shortfatscotsbloke

Ok guys, so after my rubbish attempt yesterday I feel pretty guilty and I hope I may have come up with a very small something to make up for it that may be of interest A v T.

Remember some months back we had a bit of fun with the travel size deodorants in the 3 for £3 and 3 for £4 offers, well I've just looked at msm and the £1.90 Radox handwashes are in the same 3 for £3 offer as all the travel stuff..:D:D

I seem to remember that finding a trigger wasn't a problem, but my suggestion is this empty bottle which I cannot see on msm (although there may be others too).



Buy the bottle above with any two of the handwashes below and hopefully spend £3 to get an apg for £2.45,

As it is wine o'clock for me now (well, an hour ago really:o), are there any willing volunteers to test this tonight? If not, I will give it a bash tomorrow.

altojack

All caught up, at last :j

I too have problems with parking, well, other people parking. I live in a Close with 6 houses in it. Situated between primary and middle schools.

Whilst I don't mind mums parking on a school run I do object when they leave their cars all day and park blocking my drive :mad: I politely asked the culprit if she could park on the other side of drive way so I could get out.

Her reply to me was "you shouldn't live near schools if you have a problem then". I wouldn't care but we've lived here 28 years, all 4 of my boys attended both schools :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

bargainqueen8

lil_tiger wrote: »

Oh no need to apologise at all, I understand it must be frustrating, but the fact remains people are entitled to park there. I'm sorry your council won't enforce permits as being near a station must be far more annoying than just 9-5 parking!

Perhaps the station wasn't there when you moved in, but the city centre has already been there and surely on street parking ought to be a consideration when buying the house. If parking right outside someone's house is a priority they should have a driveway, or ask the council for a disability space if needed.....as there is no disability space it appears the aggrieved resident is just wanting to park there for convenience which I'm afraid isn't my problem.

Have you tried a petition for permit parking?:beer:

i would be happy just to be able to park in my street at times!!the station has been there since victorian times.the issue is when parking on the carparks was free the problem wasnt so bad but since the council started to charge people do the same as you.we have been in local press and local radio,the council refuse to do residents parking.i will say you are right to be concerned as everyone in my street had a letter from the police as someone had returned to their car to find the locks superglued up,no idea who did it but made me smile.