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fairclaire

David. wrote: »

Are you just working this afternoon :rotfl:

No, it's just taking longer and longer to get the desired effect (Im in pre birthday depression mode) I find the ones with 0 or 5 in them particularly painful :rotfl::rotfl:

mhoc

Morning all, hope everyone is looking forward to a good week.

Strange week ahead, nothing on the calendar whatsoever, not a single appointment or social event :eek: so this is my week to get to grips with Christmas prep - order things that need ordering instead of just researching them, make decisions, find the missing memory card I can't even remember buying ...
I had a thought this morning and messaged son re lumberjack shirt and he says its for social purpose so I am now looking above high street/chain but below the level of super dry , maybe a lesser known label
Also had a thought last night that I need to send eldest sons Christmas card and birthday card off in the 3rd week this month or he will never get them - noted on the calender.

Right off to write a massive to do list

tbw

David. wrote: »

Well if you have an email stating it :j and you have a however long cooling off period is it 14 days
But deffo call them they all try it on and no doubt succeed half the time

Too late with the cooling off period - it was all done before I went to Cyprus at the end of last month. I should have left it until I got back but I' phoned AOL to moan that my charges had just shot up and they talked me into what seemed like a much better deal. They agreed to post the new router etc to my next door neighbours house ( and confirmed all her address details) as I wouldn't be here to take delivery - they totally messed that up and the router got sent back to them. Not a good start. I don't think they have a leg to stand on and I am NOT paying it !

aau1

fairclaire wrote: »

No, it's just taking longer and longer to get the desired effect (Im in pre birthday depression mode) I find the ones with 0 or 5 in them particularly painful :rotfl::rotfl:

That pain will finally go away when you hit 61 next year

David.

fairclaire wrote: »

No, it's just taking longer and longer to get the desired effect (Im in pre birthday depression mode) I find the ones with 0 or 5 in them particularly painful :rotfl::rotfl:

:think:

fairclaire

aau1 wrote: »

That pain will finally go away when you hit 61 next year

:eek: I love you too

lookinforabargain

Morning all

Cold and tired this morning. DD is in nursery so I'm hiding under my duvet until I need to collect her has to be done sometimes!
Will need to get to T's at some point as well for my freebies, will plan my list when I've rested my weary head though :rotfl:

tweets

Cya all laters :wave:

mhoc

If anyone is still pondering re the pre Christmas treat outing etc I noticed on livingsocial this morning afternoon tea at the Manchester Art Gallery for £12 - it's actually coming up for £10 for me as its a brand new offer.
I think you can buy these as a gift voucher.
Also useful if you are doing the Quidco thing.
Marks afternoon tea is now £10.50 so similar price but a far nicer venue and also an excuse to go shopping beforehand

Jelly_Biactol

David. wrote: »

someone is a vile sicko and I so hope they can be tracked down

Forum posts are traceable via the computer's IP address (even if the person concerned has taken steps to try and mask their IP address, there are ways and means), so either back to a home computer, or even if the post was made from, eg, an internet cafe, the time and date of the post will be recorded, and most internet cafes have CCTV so the person will be on camera. The MSE forum team could take this further but I appreciate they may not have the time or resources; or it could be referred to the police to see if were a criminal matter under the Malicious Communications Act ("Those who subject others to threatening material online are currently prosecuted in magistrates' courts under the Malicious Communications Act, with a maximum prison sentence of six months"), though there are moves to amend the law with stiffer penalties

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-29678989
"Internet trolls could face up to two years in jail under new laws"