The Elite:The Good, The Bad and the Glitchy

RootedNomad

Not sure as haven't finalised shop yet, but think Mullers may still be glitching CC and HD? When I put 10 into basket, price shows as £6.37 with only a 43p discount, but should be £4. If I put 9 in, then price is £6.12 with no multi discount.....

underperky

Good morning looks like the sum is out to play

bubbs

Off to work , laters :wave:

Perranlady

Morning, please bring the sunshine with you when you come to Cornwall, a month of lovely weather would be really welcome! We have had lots of rain over the last couple of weeks, it's raining this morning! I hope you have a lovely time

Leothecat

SweetnSavvy wrote: »

Just looking on A.com and Dove bath are no longer in 3 for £5 but reduced to £2 each instead.:(


SnS

Still showing for me as 3 for 5 on Mys and A.com??

zappo_2

TrulyMadly wrote: »

And I've had a glass of red wine which is very unusual for me.


Does anyone want to see my knickers?

:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

Enterprise_1701C

Good morning all, the sun has come out to play here

WishI'dReadSooner wrote: »

OMG - can I borrow him? That's if he's any good at home improvements?
I daren't let my hubby anywhere near home improvements & sadly I can't do it now, neither can he any more - thankfully!

Doors were sticking as I had just painted frame, heard noise & found him sanding down newly painted door frame instead of top of door.:eek:
I'd laid carpet tiles in dining room & stopped at the archway. Hubby got up early the following morning & kindly laid carpeting in living room & put all the furniture back - leaving a 3" uneven gap in the middle of the 2 rooms - he still doesn't understand why I'm a little upset about it!:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: Apparently I'm too fussy!

I'm just leaving it looking awkward at moment as we can relay or get someone else to do it when we have all the work done we need to. I have a surfeit of really nice carpet tiles, bought for a song off ebay, in the garage so no harm done really.

I have LOTS more he's done.:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: He tries but I'm SO used to doing things myself - properly - he'd never reach my standards! Poor devil.

You think that's bad? OH cannot understand why I want to get the bathroom professionally redone after he did it only a few years ago. When we took the tiles off the wall part of the plasterboard came off, so he went out and bought a sheet of plasterboard and replaced that part of the wall, but only half way up, the tiles are all uneven. And that is not the worst of it, we replaced the bath. Only problem is that the floor had rotted underneath it. Did he replace the floor? Nooooooo, he balanced the bath on the beams :eek:

In his defence the floor tiles are OK. Oooops, I did the floor tiles :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

redfox

diluvsdiscounts, your link had to be removed as it is against the rules. Such links can only be posted on the Charities board. The relevant rule:

However worthy the cause, unfortunately we can't allow posts asking other site users to sponsor them or to give money to a particular charity other than on the Charities Board. Even on there, posts must obey the following rules:

• Any links must benefit a UK-registered charity. The charity number must be given with a link to its website.
• Any sponsorship links must go via legitimate online sponsorship sources, such as JustGiving. Soliciting for money or sponsorship by any other method isn't permitted, as it would be open to abuse.
• Absolutely no links for personal gain may be posted, even if the money will be split with a charity, or even if you "promise to give all the cash to charity". There's no way to prove this, so it will be deleted.
• No soliciting for money for any individual will be permitted.

sorry, posts had to be removed.

diluvsdiscounts

redfox wrote: »

diluvsdiscounts, your link had to be removed as it is against the rules. Such links can only be posted on the Charities board. The relevant rule:

However worthy the cause, unfortunately we can't allow posts asking other site users to sponsor them or to give money to a particular charity other than on the Charities Board. Even on there, posts must obey the following rules:

• Any links must benefit a UK-registered charity. The charity number must be given with a link to its website.
• Any sponsorship links must go via legitimate online sponsorship sources, such as JustGiving. Soliciting for money or sponsorship by any other method isn't permitted, as it would be open to abuse.
• Absolutely no links for personal gain may be posted, even if the money will be split with a charity, or even if you "promise to give all the cash to charity". There's no way to prove this, so it will be deleted.
• No soliciting for money for any individual will be permitted.

sorry, posts had to be removed.

Sorry Redfox

silvercar

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Do you mean I could make a living out of this. :rotfl:

Don't joke. There is a professional de cluttering association and people who do it for a living charge £30 an hour to assess your de cluttering needs and about £15-20 an hour to sort through your mess. I've a friend who has just started doing this just by advertising through Facebook and word of mouth!


https://www.apdo-uk.co.uk/