The Extreme League of Intelligent Team Earners

aau1

LEJC wrote: »

OH returned from scotland last night with a haggis...no cooking instructions...but think I will just bake it for tonight and see what happens...unless anyone wants to give be some advice...
It seems to be in a skin an I'm unsure if its plastic so again unsure if I should remove it before cooking.
Where are my scottish elite to advise when I need them?

At least it's been plucked, that makes it much easier to deal with

scamps1966

karlie88 wrote: »

:j

Clipstrip club...now that I do remember.

Items I got were 1p haribos, 1p fly trap things, those mini lucozade bottles and 1p Dormen xmas nuts. Think I bought about a 1000 in total.

But no veg crisps. :eek:

Lightweight. :D

Tinyshoes

karlie88 wrote: »

Elective. :think:

Defo abroad. Personal preference I guess but I didn't want to go to America, Canada, Australia, New Zealand etc. as their healthcare systems are extremely good just like the UK.

I decided to go to a developing country because it really does put things to perspective. Awful stuff seen at times.

I have no idea what she has in mind. But looks like bank of mum might be needed again. I have my mum to thank that I can help out. No idea how it would all come together otherwise. Sometimes life's events are all timed impeccably.

Great courage taking yourself off to developing country Karlie, all credit to you. :A

karlie88

scamps1966 wrote: »

Lightweight. :D

:eek::rotfl:

aau1

Snap-ant wrote: »

If there were three wise women it would end the debate about whether the bible was true or a fairy tale

aau1

Mumto2monkeys wrote: »

On the subject of toilets.... Have you even used one of those portoloos in France?

It's years ago now but we were in Brittany I believe on holiday and it was literally a hole in the floor with two shoe shaped tread marks either side to show where you put your feet:rotfl: :eek:

Different

At least the hole was in the floor :rotfl:

fairclaire

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I have no idea what she has in mind. But looks like bank of mum might be needed again. I have my mum to thank that I can help out. No idea how it would all come together otherwise. Sometimes life's events are all timed impeccably.

Great courage taking yourself off to developing country Karlie, all credit to you. :A

Afternoon

Just dashing in and got to dash back out again. It was announced in the Autumn statement yesterday that income contingent loans will be available from 2016 for Post Grad courses. I don't know the finer details but it may worth considering deferring for a year if finances are an issue

http://www.parliament.uk/Templates/BriefingPapers/Pages/BPPdfDownload.aspx?bp-id=sn07049

Will be back later

aau1

Tinyshoes wrote: »

All these VIP visitors today. :eek:

First Chloe and now Malc.

and people wonder why we say "tosco" and "sada" so often :cool:

mooomin

mimi1234 wrote: »

I've got about £2K left to spend on that credit card. So I doubt they would have stopped it, but I will check it out all the same. I've placed orders with other retailers and not an issue at all. :(:(

You should check - my blooming Tosco card got stopped for suspected fraud last week (just my Quidco orders I think!!)

Moufflon wrote: »

Just did a search on Good Housekeeping for Toad in the Hole, and the first response was Problems in the bedroom? !!!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

BecauseICan

Sanex Kids shop all okay (impulse be surprised used) compared v M

Another sanex kids also done v T. All in one cold and flu still comparing well ! Thought I'd stock up as oh is bound to get man flu soon lol x