Every Laugh Is The Energy

Savvybuyer

At least, having missed out Monday (Tuesday?), there's no price collection again in a couple of days!

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Nannylala

Bananababe wrote: »

Morning folks. Just on way to set up polling station ahead long day of polling.

Please vote for someone guys, I don't mind who just exercise that vote !!

See you all much later xxxxx

Good morning:)well put BB I like your style :cool:

Savvybuyer

I think I missed the point!:o:o Turns out he was referring to the US government, not the UK government. I can relax!:cool::rotfl:

Nannylala

Looking out of the window the weather looks good for encouraging out the voters:THaving an overnight catchup I am thinking Politics and the Elite are not a good mix:eek:so I think best to just exercise your opinions in the polling booth when you can express exactly how you feel by putting your X where you feel appropriate.

Enjoy your day and what will be will be;)

elainemn

Good morning everyone. Have a lovely day.

streetlights

Good morning I hope you are well and have a fabulous day.

Happy shopping and voting.

emmita

Morning Elite,
Gonna have a day off Mrs a today.
Going to be rushing around and I have to work late today.
Plus cant face same Supervisor again

Have a good one

convict

poppypopster wrote: »

Talking about voting.. I saw this on facebook


63 reasons not to vote Tories:

1.Food bank use up.
2.Tuition fees trebled.
3.Ema scrapped.
4.Zero hours contracts.
5.More people in part time employment.
6.Suicide rates up.
7.Benefit sanctions targets meaning 90,000 people a month are sanctioned for little or no reason.
8.A and E in crisis.
9.Longer waiting times to see GP.
10.Selling off Royal Mail.
11.Stagnant wages.
12.Closures to police stations.
13.Closures of fire stations.
14.Increasing the national debt.
15.Creating more new debt in 5 years than labour created in 13.
16.Increasing vat.
17.Scrapping meaningful statistics collection.
18.Cutting university funding by 80%
19.Cuts in public transport grants, 20% rise in rail and bus fares.
20.Making councils in poorer areas cut more than councils in wealthier areas.
21.Housing benefit cuts as rents continue to rise.
22.Reneging on curbing bankers bonuses.
23.Loss of 'AAA' credit rating.
24.Double dip recession.
25.Treasury lieing about what income tax is spent on.
26.Universal credit mess, this has cost the taxpayer over 200million.
27. The unlawful Workfare program.
28.The health and social care act, a top down reorganisation of the NHS.
29.Trying to scrap our human rights.
30.Atos.
31.Bedroom tax.
32.Cuts to social care.
33.Cuts to library services.
34.Cuts to the disabled students allowance.
35.Cuts to local council disability transport.
36.Changing DLA to PIP meaning thousands of people are no longer eligible. (Disabled people make up 10% of the population but face 25% of cuts).
37.The IFS says the average household has lost £1,127 a year thanks to coalition policies.
38.The IFS also say that the biggest group to loose out are single jobless parents.
39.Child poverty increased by 13% (after labour cut it by 50%).
40.Removing legal aid.
41.Privatising NHS direct.
42.Tax avoidance up by 13% according to HMRC.
43.Homelessness up 26% (despite labour cutting it by 41%).
44.Closure of sure start centres.
45.30% increase in childcare costs.
46.Childhood obesity up by 16%.
47.Privatisation of the East cost mainline.
48.Stamp price hike by 50% since 2010.
49.Closure of 410+ schools.
50.Cutting the funding for conexions careers advice service for young people.
51.Overcrowded classrooms have trebled since 2010.
52.The Tories have presided over the closing or downgrading of 33% of NHS walk in centres, 66% of A and E/maternity wards and 16% of A and E's.
53.477 fewer GPs surgeries.
54. Mental health provision has been cut by 25%.
55.Closure of prisons
56.The number of millionaire bankers has climbed by 11%
57. 1,368 people died after work capability assessments wrongly found them fit to work.
58.Withdrawal of the subsidy for remploy that saw the closure of 34 remploy factories (that employed disabled people).
59.Water charges up 20% since 2010.
60.Raising the retirement age.
61.David Cameron decided to "cut the green crap" from policies.
62.Fracking.
63.The uk statistics authority has repeatedly warned the Tories to stop lying over immigration, unemployment, benefits cap, debt and NHS spending.
Doesn't count if you're well off or privileged I suppose

They build too many new prisons costing billions of £s and keep too many prisoners in prison (86,000 x £1,000 a week = £86,000,000 a week (that's over £4 billion a year which could be spent on the NHS and other more needy services).
Non violent offenders should be made to observe home detentions and work in the community at no cost to the taxpayer.

altojack

Good morning Elite :hello:

What a beautiful start to the day . The sun is shining, birds singing to me whilst I drink my coffee.

Have a few jobs to today, first off is my emails, I have neglected for a couple of weeks :eek:

Happy shopping to those heading out later x

Question for you all. Guess which muppet has forgotten all her passwords, yet again?

See you later x

Evangeline1971

Good morning

AvM shop from yesterday. Thanks for squares glitch Deedee :T

1x ASDA Smartprice Grated Cheddar (500G) £2.21 £2.21
1x Warburtons Toastie White (800G) £1.00 £1.00
1x ASDA Pitted Black Olives (310G) £0.69 £0.70
1x ASDA Fresh Milk Semi Skimmed (4PT) £0.89 £1.00
1x Kellogg's Rice Krispies Squares Totally Chocolaty (4X36G) £1.98 £0.99
1x Kellogg's Limited Edition Rice Krispies Squares Totally Chocolaty Mint (4X34G) £1.98 N/A :mad:
0.15x ASDA Loose Bananas (PER KG) £0.10 £0.10
1x Quorn Peppered Beef Style Slices (100G) £1.34 £1.59
1x Kellogg's Rice Krispies Squares Chewy Marshmallow (4X28G) £1.98 £0.99
1x Quorn Meat Free Ham (100G) £1.32 £1.49
1x Quorn Meat Free Chicken Slices (100G) £1.34 £1.49
3x Radox Moisturising & Antibacterial Handwash (250ML) £5.70 £3.00
3x Radox Replenishing & Antibacterial Handwash (250ML) £5.70 £3.00
1x ASDA Loose Lemons (EACH) £0.30 N/A
Comparison total (compared products only) £