Ecstatic Laughter In The Evenings

lookinforabargain

Evening all

Hope we're all well.

Haven't really read back since this afternoon, so gonna pull up a seat and hope there might be a choon somewhere along the way!

braveheart60uk

miss_corerupted wrote: »

Ppl also don't realise that the farmer is within their rights to shoot the dog. And it isn't the dogs fault its the owners. In work I had a woman ring up crying. She had parked up to let her dogs have a run around and they had bolted after sheep, she then told me they had done this before and killed several sheep. How stupid to just let them off in a field of sheep

I agree, I grew up in a rural area of Scotland, p[eople in the village knew about responsibility and that farmers had the right to destroy out of control animals. Normally local police prosecuted the owner, what would happen if these animals were in a playpark and suddenly saw children like sheep??
From knowledge of those owners, they taught the animals agression and bought breeds that could easily be turned into killers.

hornetgirl

Thoroughly enjoyed the political debate this evening. I think we're in for some interesting times ahead.

vanilla_twist

tweets wrote: »

Tinyshoes love your new bathroom

Makes me sat here waiting for my new kitchen

I would also like a new bathroom but council say NO so I have to put up with grotty peach units and awful tiles :rotfl::rotfl: nicest thing in bathroom is the shower its fairly new and I bought it and got plumber to install

Try some tile paint tweets it's good value and as a council house I believe you are allowed to use it. Could then put a nice wall art sticker up to add a new twist. Might make you love the peach units again. I know what is is like to hate your tiles as my house is private rent. Did paint walls but have to repaint magnolia when I leave.

Sorry about your weight but a week without Belgium chocs should see you right.

Off on another house clearing few days tomorrow. Have 12 boxes in car so I can start the task of scanning in and selling books.

Hornetgirl when we swore probate we had to pop to another solicitor and was funny as ours told us £7.50 cash but other only wanted £5. Our cheeky solicitor had put a 50% mark up on. Should be back by now but not heard anything yet.

Having a strange few days. Refuse to speak about dad in the past tense:A

Snap-ant hope your sort out goes ok I know you don't like to get rid of things:A

V x

hornetgirl

vanilla_twist wrote: »

Try some tile paint tweets it's good value and as a council house I believe you are allowed to use it. Could then put a nice wall art sticker up to add a new twist. Might make you love the peach units again. I know what is is like to hate your tiles as my house is private rent. Did paint walls but have to repaint magnolia when I leave.

Sorry about your weight but a week without Belgium chocs should see you right.

Off on another house clearing few days tomorrow. Have 12 boxes in car so I can start the task of scanning in and selling books.

Hornetgirl when we swore probate we had to pop to another solicitor and was funny as ours told us £7.50 cash but other only wanted £5. Our cheeky solicitor had put a 50% mark up on. Should be back by now but not heard anything yet.

Having a strange few days. Refuse to speak about dad in the past tense:A

Snap-ant hope your sort out goes ok I know you don't like to get rid of things:A

V x

:eek: We got charged £10, we were robbed! It seems very strange the way they seem to want to deal in cash for this...

fairclaire

hornetgirl wrote: »

Thoroughly enjoyed the political debate this evening. I think we're in for some interesting times ahead.

I'm seeing this election as a vote to keep people out rather than a vote to get people in. It's all so up in the air

3Dogs

Evening Elite :money:

tweets wrote: »

Good Morning Nannylala

Yes Emu's today I am nipping into town before work to Iceland hope they got the SW meals I want. Cant believe how popular they have been. Not seen the beef or noodles meal since day they came out. You also cant order online says something about meals are popular.

I have had the odd treat this last week Belgium chocs and meringue cake where very tasty :cool:

Iceland say they never anticipated just how popular these SW meals were going to be. They have opened up another factory just to produce the numbers needed now

[QUOTE=ilovegreatdanes;68201408
salwag has been told off for hoovering this morning becos she was sick all over last nite.dont feel sorry for her, its her own fault for eating her food as though she has a bus to catch.....then she was crying with hunger,..14 stones, am sure 1 lost meal wont harm her.tried to trip me up as I took out the rubbish but I know her game.gypsies would soon sent her back, they couldnt afford to keep her in food.[/QUOTE]

Have you tried the MAZE feeding bowls to slow down Salywag's eating ILGD? Like this:

http://www.thegreenhead.com/2012/03/maze-dog-food-bowl-slows-rapid-eating.php

rhosynbach wrote: »

I was :mad::( today a friend of a friend has had 2 dogs attack their dairy cows 8 have died :eek: . not sure if its true but its reported that the owners let the dogs in to the field,( 2 Alsations ) the poor animals and the lose to the farmer not just financially but emotional as well so bloody awfull and pointless ...

How awful

hornetgirl

fairclaire wrote: »

I'm seeing this election as a vote to keep people out rather than a vote to get people in. It's all so up in the air

Unfortunately we'll miss all the wheeling and dealing that will go on afterwards as we go on holiday a couple of days later. I wonder if we'll come home to a minority government the way things are going at the moment.

fairclaire

vanilla_twist wrote: »

Try some tile paint tweets it's good value and as a council house I believe you are allowed to use it. Could then put a nice wall art sticker up to add a new twist. Might make you love the peach units again. I know what is is like to hate your tiles as my house is private rent. Did paint walls but have to repaint magnolia when I leave.

Sorry about your weight but a week without Belgium chocs should see you right.

Off on another house clearing few days tomorrow. Have 12 boxes in car so I can start the task of scanning in and selling books.

Hornetgirl when we swore probate we had to pop to another solicitor and was funny as ours told us £7.50 cash but other only wanted £5. Our cheeky solicitor had put a 50% mark up on. Should be back by now but not heard anything yet.

Having a strange few days. Refuse to speak about dad in the past tense:A

Snap-ant hope your sort out goes ok I know you don't like to get rid of things:A

V x

Think the tense thing is perfectly normal. If you are handling his things and the like its normal to speak about his 'things' as if they still belong to him :A It's not an easy thing to do but you are making it part of the grieving process which isn't a bad thing

£7.50? :eek: how cheeky! £5 is the expected nominal fee. There has to be a payment by some ancient law but putting a mark up on it is :eek:

hornetgirl

fairclaire wrote: »

Think the tense thing is perfectly normal. If you are handling his things and the like its normal to speak about his 'things' as if they still belong to him :A It's not an easy thing to do but you are making it part of the grieving process which isn't a bad thing

£7.50? :eek: how cheeky! £5 is the expected nominal fee. There has to be a payment by some ancient law but putting a mark up on it is :eek:

Ah, maybe it was £5 for each of us then. It all seemed much less formal than I was expecting.