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Hi marmiterulesok
I'm going for 9 NSDs & 3 in a row again
I've a big birthday this month so hoping everyone else will be doing the spending on me!!
Thanks for the new thread
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Maybe_its_because wrote: »I've a big birthday this month so hoping everyone else will be doing the spending on me!!
Oh,how exciting!We must throw you a birthday party.
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marmiterulesok wrote: »Oh,how exciting!We must throw you a birthday party.
Oh 'eck! I can hear Igor muttering about pilchard and chocolate cake and Cheffie is muttering chicky and raspberry :eek::eek::eek:Must use my stash up!0 -
.....we could do a selection of decorative cupcakes and then everybody will be happy.....One life - your life - live it!0
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Here we go.... I'm going to keep my wallet wedged in a Mrs Doyle egg sandwich for as much of the month as I can.Total debt at 18.9.17 £1950
Debts down £12,700 high in Feb 2015, £10,700 April 15, £8830 May 15, £6776 June 15 , £5857 July 15 £6970 1.3.16
£3950 15 May 2017 £3470 July 17 £2650 21.8.170 -
Knit_Witch wrote: »Oh 'eck! I can hear Igor muttering about pilchard and chocolate cake and Cheffie is muttering chicky and raspberry :eek::eek::eek:Nargleblast wrote: ».....we could do a selection of decorative cupcakes and then everybody will be happy.....
Not everyone likes chocolate and raspberry you know!What about pilchard and chicky? :rotfl:Pollygarter wrote: »Here we go.... I'm going to keep my wallet wedged in a Mrs Doyle egg sandwich for as much of the month as I can.
Yes,but dalink,what is your target pleez?
Sorry,I've had a bit to drink at the'end of the month' shindig...:o You're welcome to come join us!0 -
Maybe we could get Mrs Doyle to do one of her "special" cakes, nudge nudge wink wink say no more....One life - your life - live it!0
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Nargleblast wrote: »Maybe we could get Mrs Doyle to do one of her "special" cakes, nudge nudge wink wink say no more....
A topping idea,my dear Nargle.0 -
Good morning NSD gang, are we all under starter's orders for this month's challenge? Bring it on!One life - your life - live it!0
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