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davemorton

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Why's it no good to you?

Prefer home made soup when I do have it.

davemorton

Unicorn_Fluff wrote: »

hi elite i could do with some advice please

since i told my friend about you lot shes been copying of here which is great but sometimes asda dont sign her receipts and shes printed the vouchers again

what will happen if she uses them again i think she might have already

WishI'dReadSooner

Unicorn_Fluff wrote: »

hi elite i could do with some advice please

since i told my friend about you lot shes been copying of here which is great but sometimes asda dont sign her receipts and shes printed the vouchers again

what will happen if she uses them again i think she might have already

That would be called fraud. There are cameras in abundance in all stores & they could easily identify her. If I'm not mistaken, they did something a while back that detects double use of APG's.

purpledonkey

TrulyMadly wrote: »

That is so not a good look PD

:rotfl: looks perfect for the Elite calendar

I started making granny squares last year with left over wool (well acrylic), and made 24 in total. I worked out I needed another 39 more to make a blanket. It's given me something to do at least.

fairclaire

The boys are back to school tomorrow. They've decided between them they want to walk to school and back on their own :eek:
I know they will be absolutely fine house guest is a very sensible young adult. He's quite protective of DS2 and well aware of his short-comings when crossing the roads

But what about me? I feel redundant :rotfl:

No, it's a really big thing! I wasn't sure I'd ever not be taking DS2 to school so it's good. They've both got shiny new keys cut 'in case my car breaks on the way home from work and I'm not here to let them in'......they've thought of everything :rotfl::rotfl:

I might hide in the shed tomorrow afternoon so they can use their keys I can tell they're dying to :A

purpledonkey

fairclaire wrote: »

The boys are back to school tomorrow. They've decided between them they want to walk to school and back on their own :eek:
I know they will be absolutely fine house guest is a very sensible young adult. He's quite protective of DS2 and well aware of his short-comings when crossing the roads

But what about me? I feel redundant :rotfl:

No, it's a really big thing! I wasn't sure I'd ever not be taking DS2 to school so it's good. They've both got shiny new keys cut 'in case my car breaks on the way home from work and I'm not here to let them in'......they've thought of everything :rotfl::rotfl:

I might hide in the shed tomorrow afternoon so they can use their keys I can tell they're dying to :A

Awww it's quite sweet really. I get the feeling you're going to stalk them this week to make sure they get there safely without being seen!

davemorton

Aww, watching a TV program, and never heard of a clouded leopard before, lovely.

fairclaire

purpledonkey wrote: »

Awww it's quite sweet really. I get the feeling you're going to stalk them this week to make sure they get there safely without being seen!

Me? No :eek: I bought those false number plates for a completely different reason. Honest :eek:
And I haven't spotted any bushes I can hide behind at all :cool:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

aau1

So who had post #5 in the sweepstake? :rotfl:

purpledonkey

fairclaire wrote: »

Me? No :eek: I bought those false number plates for a completely different reason. Honest :eek:
And I haven't spotted any bushes I can hide behind at all :cool:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Uh huh, buy a new trench coat recently?*

*not for use with DM