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TrulyMadly wrote: »

My beautiful city. The castle to the left and the Cathedral to the right ....nearly 1000 years old rising up above the trees that line the banks of the River Wear:)

Beautiful, never tire of this view :j

mrsmac10 wrote: »

I dont really know you but know you are held in esteem on the thread

Hope your dog has a long and happy life with you :A

Aww bless you mrsmac10, that is lovely, thank you :A

emerald21 wrote: »

Did anyone receive a letter with a red what looks like a credit card this week from Tesco s pls. It s for getting points off the Sun paper for 3 months. If so could I have the address or email please if there is one on it please. Guess whose misplaced hers.

Only thing I can see on the letter is to ring the Clubcard Helpline on 0800 59 16 88. HTH

David.

fairclaire wrote: »

DS2 just been down to report he killed a spider in his bath and it had to go as its bath night tomorrow. I asked him what he killed it with.......he replied 'my bare hands' :eek: and showed me his hands with the remains of the spider still on _pale_
Wonder what he wiped his hands on on the way downstairs _pale_

The question you need to ask, was the spider in the bath or did he catch it somewhere else to murder it in the bath

fairclaire

Savvybuyer wrote: »

The C word?:huh::eek::eek::D:rotfl
I did some [Strike]cooking[/Strike] heating up earlier on. Only a Morrisons Savers Toad in the Hole though:o:o - gosh, you don't expect me to do serious meals do you?:eek::rotfl:

No, it was one of the ones - I mentioned earlier the 'Extra Special' stuff that people bought/wasted their money on (depending on your view), branded stuff as well, but there I was - one of those Savers things - bought when they were clearing them out at 50p and probably don't stock them anymore - it was quite nice - and in the oven it expanded quite a lot to be a lot more in size than what it looked! A 50p meal - well, not the meal in itself - did need to put potatoes and veg. with it! - can't go wrong. (Well, you can, but I'm trying to keep it simple rather than going into any academic analysis about it:rotfl::rotfl:. So I'll leave it there!)

The C word.......'cooking' to those of us that don't! (or can't)
There's a list of shameless, rebellious ladies that let their husbands cook for them somewhere. I think Im on it :rotfl::rotfl:

Bananababe

David. wrote: »

For those addicted amongst us
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/finn-crisps-60p-each-asda-add-2-promo-codes-online-get-2-50-cashback-2016027

Thats great price. It takes ages for them to pay though. I had to chase them up for it. X

David.

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I should be selling it on the black market. :eek:

I gave couple wraps to PD earlier this year. :doh:

:eek: I might have guessed

Bananababe

fairclaire wrote: »

The C word.......'cooking' to those of us that don't! (or can't)
There's a list of shameless, rebellious ladies that let their husbands cook for them somewhere. I think Im on it :rotfl::rotfl:

I could only dream . One of my drivers is wonderful cook but im still waiting for invite !!

fairclaire

David. wrote: »

The question you need to ask, was the spider in the bath or did he catch it somewhere else to murder it in the bath

Sometimes ignorance is bliss

Bananababe

fairclaire wrote: »

DS2 just been down to report he killed a spider in his bath and it had to go as its bath night tomorrow. I asked him what he killed it with.......he replied 'my bare hands' :eek: and showed me his hands with the remains of the spider still on _pale_
Wonder what he wiped his hands on on the way downstairs _pale_

What a boy !!

Jelly_Biactol

David. wrote: »

English with a big E if you dont mind

Or an upper-case E rather than a lower-case e

(I am nerdy [read 'sad'] enough to know why the letters are called upper-case and lower-case:o]

Bananababe

What a roller coaster day on here. Night night speak soon xxxx