The Elite:The Good, The Bad and the Glitchy

MrsBartolozzi

mhoc wrote: »

If anyone wants some mild peril to worry about to take their minds off the international situation, the lack of triggers in Asda, how long the wonky screw on their glasses will hold them together, if there is a t towel on fire in the kitchen, who the vicar is at the front door or how they are going to afford the school uniform etc :rotfl:

We've got an annual multi car insurance policy and today is the anniversary date. I've rung them 3 or 4 times over the last few weeks making sure all of the details for all of the cars and owners were correct including the payment details (good thing that I rung them last week as I'd forgotten that we have a new bank card so the card details were wrong)

So far today I've had no emails to say the various policies have been renewed. More worrying no money has left the bank yet. I am just hoping its the Monday lag otherwise we have been driving the cars illegally today ...

Not sure who you are with (I was with Admiral), but when the same thing happened to me in February, and I spoke to them I was told they'd give me 14 days grace before cancelling the policy. From what the lady said it seems to be an industry wide thing. (It also took a few days for the amount to leave my account too which was, for me the main concerning thing!)

davemorton

rhosynbach wrote: »

evening all, anyone fancy a nice cuppa and home made pastry, with h/m jam and strawberries from the garden.

Ooohhh, they look lovely, home made cream as well?? :eek:

Nellie35

rhosynbach wrote: »

evening all, anyone fancy a nice cuppa and home made pastry, with h/m jam and strawberries from the garden.

Wow rhosy they look amazing. Just the thing to go with my coffee thank you!

TrulyMadly

davemorton wrote: »

They look a bit undercooked to me :cool:

That was before they went in the oven you nugget:rotfl:

davemorton

TrulyMadly wrote: »

That was before they went in the oven you nugget:rotfl:

Well come on, where is the after pic???
And my food parcel??

Mildred1970

davemorton wrote: »

Unless she has repetitive strain injury on her report finger, Mildred is more than capable of standing up for her self......hmmm.......

What are you on about Dave? I think I've reported about 3 or 4 posts since I joined this forum 3 years ago

Savvybuyer

:hello:You'll have to bear with me while I catch up with the price changes today (some very high prices now in M, some items onto 'offer' and some a few pence changes they bet ya don't notice:D:D!).

Back later, but does anyone have the Carling 20 pack comparing £12 against £10 yet? TIA.

rhosynbach

mhoc wrote: »

I think the only answer is to run a vehicle that uses the oil from chip shops ....

we have a horse and cart, sadly asda is to far away would take all day to get there :rotfl:

bubbs wrote: »

They look nice do they have fresh cream in?

yes whipped by hand as to lazy to get the mixer out

Hillbern the pram and baby look lovely must have cut a fetching picture walking through the village
emerald your grandchildren are gorgeous you must be so proud.

tm very nice beetroot mine are not that big yet, luckily i like baby beet;):p

bubbs

TrulyMadly wrote: »

That was before they went in the oven you nugget:rotfl:

do you peel before cooking TM?

bubbs

rhosynbach wrote: »

we have a horse and cart, sadly asda is to far away would take all day to get there :rotfl:



yes whipped by hand as to lazy to get the mixer out

Hillbern the pram and baby look lovely must have cut a fetching picture walking through the village
emerald your grandchildren are gorgeous you must be so proud.

tm very nice beetroot mine are not that big yet, luckily i like baby beet;):p

I will have to refuse then as dont like fresh cream:(