Especially Lovely Is The Elite

David.

fairclaire wrote: »

I know

I feel better after a good cry, some extreme toilet scrubbing and a wet school run.

I've found the remembrance stuff particularly powerful this year as has my OH and it just got to me.

Good glad you have come to your senses :T

When you next going lugging or does the night time kleptomania give you more of a buzz now.
You will need more and more, before long it will be a full shed you are sneaking back with :eek:

Jelly_Biactol

I'll leave you for a while, with a couple of parting thoughts...

"It's good to be good, but it's not good to be too good."

"Everything in moderation - especially moderation."

:wave:

David.

purpledonkey wrote: »

Hence the word 'implying' :rotfl:

cheer1eader wrote: »

shhhhhh if i did imply that it'd be about you ;):rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

fight :T:T

cheer1eader wrote: »

did anyone buy the now tv box with 6 month entertainment pass from t's outlet on ebay for £8.50 the other day? mine came with a 4 month entertainment pass so messaged them through ebay & they have given me a 50% refund :j

Unlucky you have been robbed someone on here got a full refund

David.

Free danio yoghurt coupon/ per email address :rotfl:
http://www.hotukdeals.com/freebies/free-danio-yoghurt-voucher-2048093

David.

Cross and Blackwell soup 10p B&M June 15
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/0-10-cross-blackwell-cream-mushroom-soup-b-m-2048248

purpledonkey

David. wrote: »

Well I get no sympathy :eek:
Might have to start bolding it

*plays the worlds smallest violin, just for Dotty*

mhoc

LEJC wrote: »

Just noticed that a few of my previous offers on click s have today reappeared after I took advantage of them...namely the 20p for any receipt,and more importantly £3.00 on a carling multi 12/15 pack...


That means I need to go to A tomorrow for the 3 for £20!

Ive got £3.95 for carling 12/15 :T

David.

FC this might help
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/pro-elec-hs5606-12led-headtorch-12-led-1-68-6-min-spend-for-free-del-cpc-2048204
thats if you are not using infra red ones :rotfl:

fairclaire

David. wrote: »

Good glad you have come to your senses :T

When you next going lugging or does the night time kleptomania give you more of a buzz now.
You will need more and more, before long it will be a full shed you are sneaking back with :eek:

He hasn't been fishing much lately. DS1 hasn't been home a lot. He's been 'too busy' which means he is seeing someone important and his other fishing buddy hasn't been very well.
The last time he went he bought some worms. I went to pick them up for him. £10 for 40 :eek::eek: so he can get his pump out the next time! That's robbery!

purpledonkey

Jelly_Biactol wrote: »

Lots more coverage this year as it's the centenary, of course.
And more people talking about it as well, it seems to me - it wasn't until this year, for example, that I found out (not that it was a secret, or anything) that my great-grandad was a soldier at the Front, got gassed and sent home as an invalid.

On my mum's side my great grandfather tried to enlist in 1914, but he was too old at 46. So apparently he went home shaved off his moustache and trimmed his hair, went back and told them he was 44 :rotfl: He lasted 3 years looking after horses in France (the details are vague) and then he was rumbled and sent back, as they thought he was too old to fight on the front line. He served the rest of his time in the army as a driver. He then died in 1918 in the great flu epidemic. In the second world war his daughter, my nan, made bullets and worked for the British Red Cross.

It's amazing how most families are rooted with people that fought in wars.