Everyone Loves Inacurate Transactions Everyday, (as long as they are in our favour)

Munqui

bubbs wrote: »

Yes WHITE only 1.78 v £1

They have dropped 3p in A... 1.75 v 1

edit: oh you have seen in meantime :rotfl:

lj*

Hello and hugs to all
Don't know whether to risk a biccy shop, just checked the app and none of the foxy points are showing!:( they had disappeared Instore yesterday.
Just my luck when my voucher is actually looking like I can print it!

elsie1969

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I love teenagers shaking hands:j:T

3dogs Noela is beautiful. She has a gorgeous coat. Hope you'll keep us posted with her progress:)

Just catching up from when I was on briefly this morning...... Dropped DS off and as usual, the first thing he does is stride over to the home team manager approaching with an outstretched hand to be shaken. So confident. I'm a very proud Mummy. Was an under 16's match, and the game ended with a handshake to most of the players too. I know football occasionally gets a bad image, but the grass roots stuff can be so good for the youngsters.

Hope everyone's day is going ok, I don't know yet as I haven't done my catch up. I can't stop thinking about Snap and what fourp is going through. What a dreadful time. My thoughts like many others are with you, and hopefully the support you have been getting from here is giving you a little more strength to cope with this dreadful time. xxx

Busylizzie

rhosynbach wrote: »

Well said TM and I agree with a lot of what you said N6, i think different people see being poor differently, to me if you kids are fed, warm and clothed your not doing to badly so what if you cant afford an expensive joint or to take your kids on holidays, I had a good upbring. oh really had a tough one, they went without food, and when he started working for my dad he never had a lunch box as they had no food in the house, (i think he feel for my home made cakes;)) luckily with his wages things improved for the family but all his money was put into them but at least there was enough for everyone.
We struggled when our kids where little, I remember hiding form the rent man, and dd1 talking to him through the letterbox:o:o:p
the kids never had holidays but we had the beach, countryside and mountains so the kids remember their childhood with fondness, and crazy meal concoctions as it was all in the cupboard, stitching clothes, gluing shoes and all that other stuff you do to make ends meet. but i would not change a thing.it made my kids the people they are today.

We were well fed but had very little else when I was growing up. Very few holidays, no car but one of my best memories is walking over the park with my dad and our dog early in the morning with the sunshine and the dew on the grass. Dad was blind but he taught me to be grateful and to find pleasure in the small simple things of life. When he died he had only £100 to his name but the crematorium was standing room only filled with all the people he had touched in his life :A

cheer1eader

David. wrote: »

Malwarebytes fights zombie-making exploit

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thanks i'm dowloading it now

bubbs wrote: »

There on msm for me and they are 1.75 sorry not 1.78

Cheery hello :wave:
Sorry cant help:o

hi bubbs :wave:

rhosynbach wrote: »

please tell me its not just me that did not understand a word of that:o:o:rotfl:

i don't understand anything except i need Malwarebytes :rotfl::rotfl:

[Deleted User]

bubbs wrote: »

There on msm for me and they are 1.75 sorry not 1.78

Cheery hello :wave:
Sorry cant help:o

That's fine by me spent an hour scanning things it's so busy I'm hoping nobody realises think I've spotted a trigger or two will report back shortly!

Sunshinemummy

rhosynbach wrote: »

please tell me its not just me that did not understand a word of that:o:o:rotfl:

Neither do I. I had problems with my Apple, it took hours and hours to resolve over a few weeks. I have no idea how I resolved it... but I did! If I can do it with perseverance and a few swear words (I do not swear at home normally!) anyone can!!!

Good luck cheery x

bubbs

Munqui wrote: »

They have dropped 3p in A... 1.75 v 1

edit: oh you have seen in meantime :rotfl:

Thanks, is that roll back?:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

bubbs

Deleted_User wrote: »

That's fine by me spent an hour scanning things it's so busy I'm hoping nobody realises think I've spotted a trigger or two will report back shortly!

Fingers crossed;)

80934

savvy_sal wrote: »

You don't know your born untill you use newspapers to wipe your bum and watch a pigs head boiling in the large saucepan.:rotfl:

Potted meat?? Sure that's what my dad made from pigs head. I can remember outside toilet over the road and tin bath in front of the coal fire. How far we've come in less than 50 years. Think we were posh though with izal toilet roll not newspaper.