Elite 11+ Part 75

henrik777

lawrie28 wrote: »

And in 2020 no one gives Mr Cameron any support

Because he isn't going to be standing

lawrie28

henrik777 wrote: »

Because he isn't going to be standing

Stop being pedantic!!

zippydooda

Behind_The_Sofa wrote: »

So, in a nutshell...

Repeal the HRA

So they can enforce pre paid benefit cards on welfare claimants.

Remove the right to free speech and protest so that when you do protest and they prosecute there's no HRA for you to fall back on.

Other than the 4 people that have just sent me messages of support and saying they are now realising what's happening, is anyone else waking up yet?

2 out of the 4 admitted to voting Tory and are now regretting it. Pity you have to remain a "shy" Tory.

I am not a shy tory
I voted ukip, 2 times before that lib/dems then before that tory. I wont vote labour as they just want to give money away that the state cant afford. I have worked all me life in a factory paying my taxes. so if you get everything you want my taxes will have to go up. I feel I pay enough.
so you keep on about it on a money saving thread. well done you, that is really going to change the outcome of a democratically voted in government. so I dare have a different opinion than you, so what. get on with life.

Sunshinemummy

Behind_The_Sofa wrote: »

No sugar, I haven't taken sugar in my tea or coffee for years and back in Jan I switched to red top milk.

I can accommodate red top milk!

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Mainstream politics will never change no matter who is in, and small differences have to be made other ways unfortunately.

and that is why we glitch!

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I did zippy they should have been priced low to high they are on my screen. :eek:

Did the link after I had sorted it and clicked on it again to make sure. Not sure why didn't work for you.

Am I being thick... but I just cannot get my head around this (no comment.. I am a muggle at the moment!).

One of my closest friends is pregnant with her first child, and is also planning a wedding for next summer... but she is totally skint!

I keep thinking about gifts that I could do that would make a difference to her... my ideas so far are... significant amount of nappies (so she should not have to buy many!), trying to 'purchase' the wine for the reception as a wedding gift, or IOU for proper shoes for the bairn until he/she is 10 (I have a hatred for shoes that are not fitted properly).

I may need FC and DM help with the wine... I am not very knowledgeable with wine... prefer a cuppa!

:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D

Tinyshoes

aau1 wrote: »

Not particularly, but I'm a tight-fisted heathen :rotfl:

More evidence of being related.

I forget what the price per nappy benchmark is. :eek:

Tinyshoes

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

I can accommodate red top milk!



and that is why we glitch!



Am I being thick... but I just cannot get my head around this (no comment.. I am a muggle at the moment!).

One of my closest friends is pregnant with her first child, and is also planning a wedding for next summer... but she is totally skint!

I keep thinking about gifts that I could do that would make a difference to her... my ideas so far are... significant amount of nappies (so she should not have to buy many!), trying to 'purchase' the wine for the reception as a wedding gift, or IOU for proper shoes for the bairn until he/she is 10 (I have a hatred for shoes that are not fitted properly).

I may need FC and DM help with the wine... I am not very knowledgeable with wine... prefer a cuppa!

:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D

Aau is the expert on nappy prices, I am sure between now and then a better price might materialise.

And I am offended you do not need my help with the wine. :eek:

Tinyshoes

streetlights wrote: »

Hi I hope you are well and have fabulous Wednesday happy shopping.

I am not joining the political debate but if you are interest in the human rights debate and want to do something about it 38 degrees are currently doing something about it.

Here is the link https://you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/save-our-human-rights?bucket=blast2

Hopefully the link will work now.

Already signed first thing this morning.

Sunshinemummy

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Aau is the expert on nappy prices, I am sure between now and then a better price might materialise.

And I am offended you do not need my help with the wine. :eek:

I need any help I can get with the wine. Pretty please xxx

Because I rarely drink it, I don't tend to take any notice of wine related glitches... if it was my wedding, people would be getting a cup of tea!

When I saw my friend at the weekend, she was saying that she wanted x, y and z, and I was going ...repeatedly.... 'but the costs' and 'what about a marquee in a field' etc.

She nearly died when I told her the average costs of weddings, but when I got her to add the bits on her wish list she was over £10,000 then.... and had not really started. I could imagine her elderly parents raising equity on their house to pay for the wedding she wants, which is very sad.

I think if her friends and family all come together, they could have a lovely wedding for significantly less.

So I intend to give the wine for the wedding (with lots of help) as a wedding present, and possibly nappies as a present for the baby.

She is one of my bestest friends and has a very lovely kind heart.

Sunshinemummy

Does anyone know where Locarr is?

and if he is okay?

I rather miss the cantankerous old s*d!

streetlights

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Hopefully the link will work now.

Already signed first thing this morning.

Hi Tinyshoes, I hope you are well. Thank you for making the link work