The Elite:The Good, The Bad and the Glitchy

rhosynbach

Tinyshoes wrote: »

And is he looking for sponsors rhosynbach. Such a lovely thing to do. :A

Thanks tiny I will let you know at the moment he has been getting all the people that hate his long hair, like his sisters, to sponsor him, he says they should pay if they want him to have short hair:rotfl:

Mumto2monkeys

The fray bentos microwave meals are also rtc in my store...below those Deedee posted yesterday:)

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Don't know if any compare but may be of use to someone

SineadG

These are £2 Rtc in my local, £1.99 in M it's the 1st one on the link

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/Shopping/FindProducts.aspx?Query=febreeze+moonlit+unit&Store=ASDA&Sort=Relevance

Enterprise_1701C

Everyone complaint about the budget, just remember we have one massive thing in our favour, we don't live in Greece.

And as for uni, my kids both decided against going because they would have ended up wiht massive debts and, in their words, it is't worth it anymore cos anyone can get in now and degrees have no real value in the jobs market.

tweets

Good Afternoon

hornetgirl

Dippydoo wrote: »

none in my store

Where is your local Dippydoo? I thought you used the same store as me - Watford. They definitely had them yesterday, near the Pot Noodles

Mumto2monkeys

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Everyone complaint about the budget, just remember we have one massive thing in our favour, we don't live in Greece.

And as for uni, my kids both decided against going because they would have ended up wiht massive debts and, in their words, it is't worth it anymore cos anyone can get in now and degrees have no real value in the jobs market.

I didn't go to uni either I applied but they didn't want me ...:rotfl:

I'm pleased I didn't as I'm now a stay at home mum I think with the dept I would have had I wouldn't have been able to stay at home with the monkeys.

My younger sis went to uni 6 years in total. Mum and Dad supported her as well as they could as she lived away from home and she worked part time. She had a very good management roll but gave it all up when she had her children... The high pressure job wouldn't work around a family life... I often wonder if she had her time again if she too would have not gone on to uni????

Mildred1970

fairclaire wrote: »

I'm really sorry and I will make myself very unpopular


But why is this a good thing? isn't it justifying helping yourself by helping other people? if you are that concerned then donate your profits to these charities??

I'm very uncomfortable with making money out of others misery

You....and others here think it ok to line your own pockets?
I got it as you DONATE.......donate your profits? I don't somehow think any of you will


yes we can all make someone happy by donating udis and toblerones, but we won't give anything of our own lives up

it's rubbish. that we all subscribe to.

I jumped out of a plane at 35,000 feet last week......but I didn't get a discount on anything and it's the 8th time I've did it. I've raised money for charity every time. and ill continue to do so without needing praise on here.

I did it because the place I work for needs funds and I got them.

Don't care how much I'm hated and called a racist :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Yes ....a racist because I had a joke with my Scottish friends :(I'd be willing to bet the person who reported me as racist isn't Scottish and has never had a Scottish friend .

we have a far superior sense of humour

enough ranting for one night some people really do need to get a life.

How can someone who is Scottish (through and through) be being racist against Scottish people :eek:

On the contrary, there are plenty on here who do just that

They just don't feel the need to brag about it

Unlike some

Dippydoo

hornetgirl wrote: »

Where is your local Dippydoo? I thought you used the same store as me - Watford. They definitely had them yesterday, near the Pot Noodles

i meant for a c&c none showing

Dippydoo

Doesanyone know how many pp's i can use against 1 transaction ?