The Elite:The Good, The Bad and the Glitchy

underperky

Tweets you are nearly there now

xxlouisexx56

Good afternoon from great Yarmouth!

Drove up here last night with my 2 dd's to my SIL house. DP is stillbat home as he has to work. Hahaha!

I've already been to A's..... Nothing RTC

gardenia

Went looking for toilet rolls rtc on sel but empty shelves looks like it's the peach colour and patterned to look for

Anyway thought I'd scan some two packs of kitchen towels as read a couple of posts on dark side earlier and bingo

Two pack Asda shades jumbo kitchen towels 100 sheets per roll
Scanned at 50p :T
(These were the ones we were getting on old apg v T.)

Still showing £2.00 on sel so I helped myself to a few.

Dizzy_Ditzy

Evening folkies

First dat of induction was mind numbingly boring. Sat in a lecture theatre all day being talked at. Couple of sessions were good because they involved us directly but the majority of them weren't

One more day of it tomorrow then on Wednesday I shall be starting my job properly :j

Thanks for the good wishes folks

3Dogs

aau1 wrote: »

Groups?! GROUPS!!! Excuse me, I've only ever been kicked out of 1 group.....



....[STRIKE]THREE[/STRIKE] TWO TIMES :rotfl:

cough cough - I know it makes for a good laugh, but the truth is better

mhoc

afternoon all - MSE being annoying earlier :mad:

3 wallkers arrived today - only 10 days to use them but I am sure I will think of something

My only bargain of the day were 3 boxes of Quality street from the Superdrug reduced shelf - August expiry dates - 25p each :j

Just been to give blood - my 60th donation :eek:

(I did start very young though in the olden days vans came to your place of work so you got the afternoon off )

I am just wondering how much weight you can loose giving blood - as an experiment I am going to weigh myself now - its taken me 3 weeks to loose 2 pounds :mad: so it will be interesting to see if giving blood is more productive

answer - nothing, loosing a pint of blood does noting for the scales

tweets

Nannylala wrote: »

Good afternoon tweets sounds like things are progressing okay :Tand I would not worry too much as if it is contractors not council workmen doing it when the job is finished it has to be inspected and signed off before they get paid I believe ;)Its really hot and clammy here today :(I am having an early dinner as have my monthy Widow meeting tonight at the golf club...I love these as am able to have catchups with my ladies and a little Brandy:cool:

Good Evening Nannylala :A

Plasterer paid a visit this afternoon to tell me he would be here at 7-50am would that be ok. Me yes

I told him I was a bit worried about old plaster so he came in and said they have a big dusty job tomorrow all old plaster will be gone and all new :j:j

Enjoy your monthly widows meeting and your Brandy :beer:

altojack

xxlouisexx56 wrote: »

Good afternoon from great Yarmouth!

Drove up here last night with my 2 dd's to my SIL house. DP is stillbat home as he has to work. Hahaha!

I've already been to A's..... Nothing RTC

Your about 50 miles from me Louise :hello: hope you enjoy Gt Yarmouth and weather is fine.

Didn't sleep much last night, went back to bed at 4.45am awake again by 8.15am but felt drowsy and carp all day. Early night for me is on the cards.

tweets

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Evening folkies

First dat of induction was mind numbingly boring. Sat in a lecture theatre all day being talked at. Couple of sessions were good because they involved us directly but the majority of them weren't

One more day of it tomorrow then on Wednesday I shall be starting my job properly :j

Thanks for the good wishes folks

Good Evening queen of cheap :A

Was thinking of you earlier yawning sat at the back .

aau1

3Dogs wrote: »

cough cough - I know it makes for a good laugh, but the truth is better

I was going to voluntarily leave the last time but an admin beat me to it and booted me out

so I have been kicked out 3 times

True story :cool: