Elite 11+ - Fleecing a supermarket near you!

scamps1966

MrsBartolozzi wrote: »

You can't in a word.
I too have an HTC Desire and it can't run the android OS that MSL needs. MSL needs Jellybean iirc which I tried to install but it wouldn't let me as it's not supported.

Sorry to be the bringer of bad news.

Borricks, I thought that having a decent phone would be ok!! MSL need to sort themselves out, tw4ts!!!

underperky

On my next trip to visit my family in Canada I went along to a baby shower

Another thing I thought would never catch on in England .....

Then to a flea market our equivalent of a car boot which I thought was like

an outside jumble sale that English folk would never do ......

Dizzy_Ditzy

scamps1966 wrote: »

Nothing heard from housing yet!! But I'm waiting. :cool:

Checked my local, barstewards are on the ball, gits!!


Miles away enjoy some exotic drink probably, fair play.

Where are you staying at the moment?

Meanies :eek::rotfl:

Sounds like a pretty good place to be :beer:

fairclaire

underperky wrote: »

Yes turnip was really hard to scrape out and we used to spread the

newspaper over the table to catch the soil as freshly pulled from

Granddads allotment but it was harder to remove the newspaper print

that was left on the kitchen table ..... And then the excitement of

making a guy for bonfire night the kids today have costumes the lot

I remember on my first visit to Canada they had the Halloween out

fits etc etc and I thought this would never catch on in England. ...

. Doh

Yep.....putting a guy in a wheelbarrow and knocking on people's doors asking for a 'penny for the guy'. I wasn't actually allowed to do this but I did anyway and lost loads of pocket money and gained lots of extra jobs for doing so

Things that are money spinners will always find their way here. Same as the baby showers we were talking about last night and things like school proms.......

Dizzy_Ditzy

underperky wrote: »

On my next trip to visit my family in Canada I went along to a baby shower

Another thing I thought would never catch on in England .....

Then to a flea market our equivalent of a car boot which I though was like

an outside jumble sale that English folk would never do ......

Oh they do. There's an indoor version of one in Bristol daily, St Nicholas's market. It is :eek:

But worse are the ones we used to have to help out at as kids. Expensive jumbie sales full of crap that no one with any sense would buy, let alone pay so much for :eek:

MrsBartolozzi

scamps1966 wrote: »

Borricks, I thought that having a decent phone would be ok!! MSL need to sort themselves out, tw4ts!!!

TBF though, the Desire is over 4 years old now and much slower than newer phones on the market. I'd be concerned about slowing down of everything if I installed a new, bigger OS that's not really designed for it.

hampydoodums

fairclaire wrote: »

Yes definately turnip (or neeps) Big and yellow inside. Swede is smaller and white inside. Well where I come from anyway. I think different areas may refer to them the other way round?

Yep, I'm from down souf so it's the other way round . Never heard the term neeps though. Remember borrowing my dads Stanley knife though :eek:

Dizzy_Ditzy

fairclaire wrote: »

Yep.....putting a guy in a wheelbarrow and knocking on people's doors asking for a 'penny for the guy'. I wasn't actually allowed to do this but I did anyway and lost loads of pocket money and gained lots of extra jobs for doing so

Things that are money spinners will always find their way here. Same as the baby showers we were talking about last night and things like school proms.......

Penny for the guy has been going on round here for a good coupe of weeks. Two little gob - enter S word with "es" on the end hanging round outside the co-op at the top of my road, hassling little old ladies :mad:

I went to a baby shower last year. It was awful, I'm still sure that I was only invited to make up the numbers pretty daft inviting someone who doesn't have kids :A

That was when I did the sweetie tree

fairclaire

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Penny for the guy has been going on round here for a good coupe of weeks. Two little gob - enter S word with "es" on the end hanging round outside the co-op at the top of my road, hassling little old ladies :mad:

I went to a baby shower last year. It was awful, I'm still sure that I was only invited to make up the numbers pretty daft inviting someone who doesn't have kids :A

That was when I did the sweetie tree

Well as someone who does have kids, I can't imagine anything worse than being happy and sociable in the latter stages of pregnancy. You feel the size of a large elephant and don't want to do anything but eat loads and sleep when you're not eating

I remember your sweetie tree, it was very good. Wasn't it a family member? Im sure that's why you were invited Id have demolished that tree when I was pregnant.....so really it was the ideal present

Dizzy_Ditzy

fairclaire wrote: »

Well as someone who does have kids, I can't imagine anything worse than being happy and sociable in the latter stages of pregnancy. You feel the size of a large elephant and don't want to do anything but eat loads and sleep when you're not eating

I remember your sweetie tree, it was very good. Wasn't it a family member? Im sure that's why you were invited Id have demolished that tree when I was pregnant.....so really it was the ideal present

One of misery guts' girls