The Extreme League of Intelligent Team Earners

tweets

Goodnight cya tomorrow :wave:

fairclaire

Bananababe wrote: »

I actually wasnt sure. Dotstar says a lot without telling anything about himself really x

I think he's early to mid 40s like myself (oh wait.....I can't do early anymore, just mid ) People do give little things away without realising in general .
I don't have his postcode though :rotfl::rotfl:

Bananababe

tweets wrote: »

Goodnight cya tomorrow :wave:

Night night xxx

David.

Bananababe wrote: »

What now

Grammar ????


Give up im a scottish uneducated heathen accept it !!!!

me me me
I was giving a shortened version of your post for the skippers
and as for heathens being uneducated no excuse you dont have fees :eek:

Bananababe

fairclaire wrote: »

I think he's early to mid 40s like myself (oh wait.....I can't do early anymore, just mid ) People do give little things away without realising in general .
I don't have his postcode though :rotfl::rotfl:

Everyone seems young to me these days. My class is all 24 and under accept me and other wifee . But you know what I mean x

davemorton

aau1 wrote: »

Would anyone here have shared a giggle with the staff over this?

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10152705087814130&set=o.112463368812803&type=1

Oh, the stuff that dreams are made of, but here is a question......get the DTD on that one, or take the £300 hit on it, but go back and buy 5??? hmmmm.

fairclaire wrote: »

Im more interested in what on earth a pudding ring is? :cool: :rotfl:

To be fair, thats what I thought AAu was on about at first

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Chrisv

zippydooda wrote: »

as the maltesers and minstrels are both in multi on msm I assume you can only get combination of 2 of them at most.
I assume some can see the m&ms but the magic stars are safe for now

Munqui wrote: »

So... the Milky way magic stars are post-apg 80p for 3 tubes ? (if you can find them in store)

Is there any reason not to buy 9 tubes? (or 10 + two others in 3f£2)

I'll try 1xMalteser / 1xMinstrel / 4xStars tomorrow

Bananababe

David. wrote: »

me me me
I was giving a shortened version of your post for the skippers
and as for heathens being uneducated no excuse you dont have fees :eek:

Humble apologies oh great pudding o the chieftain race

Not worthy:o

David.

fairclaire wrote: »

I think he's early to mid 40s like myself (oh wait.....I can't do early anymore, just mid ) People do give little things away without realising in general .
I don't have his postcode though :rotfl::rotfl:

You do now well I have a 21 year old [STRIKE]blood sucking parasite[/STRIKE] eldest child so that's a bit of a clue

[Deleted User]

fairclaire wrote: »

So it's confirmed, Im meeting DS1 old (er) girlfriend next Saturday _pale_ any suggestions as to where I can hide DS2 and DD until it's over? :eek:

FC don't worry too much about it. I just finished uni aged 22, and looking back I did a lot of erm... Experimenting back then. Made me a better person now, but I wouldn't do the things I did then now. I think if you live on campus at Uni you get swept up into a bubble, that's the only way I can explain it. I think I read somewhere you go to Uni yourself although I could just be making that up as I have a terrible memory.

My best friend a male friend 23, who is very independent and mature has recently began seeing a 43 year-old, a property developer who challenges him intellectually in a way that no other half-decent person his age could. I thought it would be weird meeting them but surprisingly not so much, if you took away there age there personalities matched perfectly. More than that he was the happiest I'd ever seen him.

In either situation mine or my friends we were both happy in what we have done / are doing and your son must be very happy with this woman to be bringing her home to meet you especially considering the situation which I am sure he is more than aware of himself.