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purpledonkey

dipdap wrote: »

No it's not sad
I've just googled "elite bakery" and apparently there's a few already exist, you wouldn't be unique if you named it that

So what job do I get? Can I be chief spoon licker?

It's too early in the evening to respond to that :rotfl:

mimi1234

Good Evening online chums.

Long time no see. For how are you all? Have I missed much?

I see BUBBS is still doing her thing. :-)

juju17

Lawrie28, Thanks for the casino info on tcb.....c/b has tracked already, I won £10,...and DH won £30... but wont withdraw that until our c/b has gone payable....just to be cautious.
A very easy £126 made in quarter of an hour.
Thanks!

bubbs

Hello Mimi
Where you been?
Im an:A:A

yra

Dippydoo wrote: »

the m&m mix and the twix mix not showing either as far as i can see

twix has been confirmed:)

sparklyfee wrote: »

1 x Danone Twix Yogurt (120g) £0.99 £0.50

Emily_Rachel

pacifica9 wrote: »

Blimey! :eek: Probably worth introducing DD to MyHermes. She could have sent it all in any old box for less than three quid (providing she has access to a printer.) and included a dry, big box of chocs!

But I'm loving a cat who knocks at the door. :rotfl:

Evening all, we had a door-knocking cat a few years ago. Potter and Kipling were brothers who had always done everything together, even sleeping in eachother's arms. Kipling died and Potter was distraught, so after a couple of weeks with him moping around, we got 3 kittens. We introduced them slowly, and within about a week Potter was the centre of 3 kittens world, completely adored and adoring, and they would all sleep curled up together. We didn't let the kittens out until they were almost 6 months old, but Potter was used to free roaming via catflaps. To keep the kittens in, we locked the upstairs catflap, so Potter had to ask to go out, and knock to come in, which he mastered straight away. Every return was heralded by 3 excited kittens rushing to greet him, smell him and adore him, which was fine, but a bit much sometimes for him. I was once on the outside of the upstairs catflap with him, and watched him sit by the catflap for about a minute like he was gathering courage, then knock and visibly brace himself for the onslaught he knew was coming from the tiny footsteps thundering towards him from inside. Hilarious! He didn't seem to really mind though, and even brought a live mouse home a couple of times which he 'posted' under the door for the kittens' education and amusement. Wonderful memories of a much-loved cat:-)

Dippydoo

Does anyone know if this is the shampoo deedee mentioned please ?
http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/Shopping/FindProducts.aspx?Query=tresemme%20platinum%20strength%20masque

Enterprise_1701C

bubbs wrote: »

Hello Mimi
Where you been?
Im a

Corrected for you :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

bubbs

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Corrected for you :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Cheeky!!:eek::eek:

pacifica9

Emily_Rachel wrote: »

Evening all, we had a door-knocking cat a few years ago. Potter and Kipling were brothers who had always done everything together, even sleeping in eachother's arms. Kipling died and Potter was distraught, so after a couple of weeks with him moping around, we got 3 kittens. We introduced them slowly, and within about a week Potter was the centre of 3 kittens world, completely adored and adoring, and they would all sleep curled up together. We didn't let the kittens out until they were almost 6 months old, but Potter was used to free roaming via catflaps. To keep the kittens in, we locked the upstairs catflap, so Potter had to ask to go out, and knock to come in, which he mastered straight away. Every return was heralded by 3 excited kittens rushing to greet him, smell him and adore him, which was fine, but a bit much sometimes for him. I was once on the outside of the upstairs catflap with him, and watched him sit by the catflap for about a minute like he was gathering courage, then knock and visibly brace himself for the onslaught he knew was coming from the tiny footsteps thundering towards him from inside. Hilarious! He didn't seem to really mind though, and even brought a live mouse home a couple of times which he 'posted' under the door for the kittens' education and amusement. Wonderful memories of a much-loved cat:-)

Fabulous! :rotfl: