The Elite:The Good, The Bad and the Glitchy

henlans

davemorton wrote: »

End of the day, working needs to be a more attractive option than not working.

Make companies pay a higher wage and more people will work.. Cutting benefits will only keep wages lower. People who think that living on the state is worth it need to try it.


its easy to pick on the poor.. lets pick on people that earn mega money and the people that don't pay the taxes.

underperky

Good news about your kitchen Tweets


..Emerald you grandchildren pics are fab


as is the Silver cross pram with the handsome young man Hillbern

Donaldway

Beautiful children Emerald. Cute names too.

Donaldway

Evening everyone. I bought two lots of BNIs from Tessies today and got an £8.40 PP. Tikka and jalfrezi with flat breads.

mhoc

matty17r wrote: »

Thanks to the op Florette salad just worked for me. Gift card given with no prompting as well!

glad this is still working - I got mine on Sunday but I had to prompt - politely though

emerald21

Nannylala wrote: »

Good afternoon just got back from the Doctors for what I thought would be a straight forward appt only to be told I have to go to local hospital for a blood test and an x-ray on my foot :(and that he thinks I am a candidate for Statins:eek:

I also have an appt in London with my Consultant on Thurs for an ongoing condition....so have a feeling it is going to be one of those weeks:( am pleased I have a nice weekend planned with my DSis and a date with Mr Jones:T as I shall need it

Nannylala I've been on statins since I was about 40 :eek: with hereditary high cholesterol. Never given me any problems however I was reading the Daily Mail one day last week and apparently it can cause aggression in some females :eek: my cholesterol went down from about 7.5 to 2.9

emmita

Donaldway wrote: »

Evening everyone. I bought two lots of BNIs from Tessies today and got an £8.40 PP. Tikka and jalfrezi with flat breads.

Thanks Donald, I have a pp that I need to use

mhoc

I saw a prog as to how they make this ham - I thought they cut it off the bone but no its climped together and then squeezed into bricks - not bought any since.

Ive got a nectar points one though for the Brunswick ham which is lovely - despite the programme. Every so often it goes on offer for £1 - its £1.50 at the mo so I am waiting - same ham is £1 in Aldi

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Surely it can't be zippy's birthday again:rotfl:

Well done Annabel:T

Got this in S for £2.00. Large family pack 450g:T

I had a coupon for 200 nectar points for buying it but still pan excellent buy I think.
It's only the honey roasted one at this price

emerald21

nerfdad wrote: »

Don't get her brains for your side of the family:D

Oh you tinker. Josh is exceptional at maths . They must take after their clever granny

Dippydoo

nerfdad wrote: »

Good girl and did the father use a lot off lube:j:j:j:j

not a drop :rotfl: