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Tinyshoes

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

Good morning everyone.

We have rain, lots and lots of it, good job im off to the airport later for sun, sun, and sun. :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

FC, hope you have a lovely holiday and hope its not too stressful for your son, with the scanner.

Nannylala, have a lovely day in Bournemouth.

Tiny enjoy your holiday aswell and hope your feeling better before you go.

Take care everyone and see you in a few weeks time.

Have a lovely time Sarah hope you haven't gone over your baggage allowance under my influence.

I have another order arriving kaftans came in stock in my size to match my costume and dd2s to match her bikini and could not resist a leather clutch 70% off.

Safe trip and see you when I get back as we will be passing ships I mean planes.

Tinyshoes

LFAB glad to hear the antibiotics are kicking in. Hope continues to improve for you. :A

TrulyMadly

Been on ages sorting out an S shop using my coupons, my own tillspits, sloppy and COS to maximise points and cash back.

They are really making us work hard for our money these days:rotfl:

TrulyMadly

lookinforabargain wrote: »

:eek:

Just reread that and it does sounds very dodgy :rotfl: :rotfl:

Pure and utter filth:o

Filthy flabster:o

Bobarella

Good morning

I am back again trying to make my way through the maze of lingo here

Final word on the roadkill thing. There is a challenge on DFW which is called Roadkill Rebels I didn't start that one. Apparently it's common parlance on MSE to term any street money finds as roadkill. There you go a new thing every day One of the main threads I chat on 'what small DF things' reveals that I seem to find a lot of it in London. Some of the others there say they can't find a penny in other parts of the country.
If I find it I don't bother with these sealed pot challenges I just use it up as I go at self service machines. It seems counter intuitive to me to save money up at home where it earns you nothing. But that's me

Anyway. I'm going to dip my toe in by checking out the pizza offer mentioned and see where it leads me.

I don't think I've ever spotted a real glitch yet. The only thing that comes to mind is one xmas eve the C0 0p has bottles of Verve Cliqiot champagne for £13 each. I still kick myself for only buying 2 but it was back in the days of student finances. Considering it normally retails around £40 I can't see that being right...

Have a good weekend everyone.

Bob ( p.s I am a girl btw)

Tinyshoes

aau1 wrote: »

Are you doing your best to bring David. out of lurkdom?

:rotfl:

I think I have been getting away with all sorts lately even you have been slacking.

aau1

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Been on ages sorting out an S shop using my coupons, my own tillspits, sloppy and COS to maximise points and cash back.

They are really making us work hard for our money these days:rotfl:

worth checking out the schwartz tikka when you are there. It's been 20p a while but if you find any you get 75p back with CS/cos

lookinforabargain

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Pure and utter filth:o

Filthy flabster:o

Sowee

Wonder how long it'll take for David. to appear though :rotfl:

TrulyMadly

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Is my champion bird spotter WMC around?

Spotted a pretty little thing tonight. Black. About the size of a thrush but slimmer, sleeker with a smaller head. Bright red beak and a little white squiggle marking on its lower body. Seen it two days in a row in exactly the same place. Any ideas what it is?

Also, the discussion we had the other day about pheasants dicing with death near the side of the road......well today.....there was a mama pheasant with her little brood messing about near the side of the road. Acres of fields either side of the road as far as the eye could see....and yet mama brings them to the road

diluvsdiscounts wrote: »

It sounds a bit like a redbilled buffalo weaver but it's well off track, you are in the UK aren't you?
http://www.3dphoto.net/africa3d/tanzania/birds/red-billed_buffalo-weaver1.jpg

Thank you Di that's very close but it's not it. I live in Durham and I've seen this bird twice beside the road down our back lane which is all fields. I'll post a picture of the buffalo weaver and explain the differences.
My bird had a thinner redder beak, a smaller rounded head and is black. Somehow taller and thinner too. But it does have these white markings. Can someone help?

So this is the buffalo weaver......anyone any ideas of my bird...

TrulyMadly

aau1 wrote: »

worth checking out the schwartz tikka when you are there. It's been 20p a while but if you find any you get 75p back with CS/cos

I'm on it:cool: