Everyone lost in the Ether II

Anon

underperky wrote: »

Thanks for replying
The petrol station is only 5 mins away from me ...i think i am just

looking for confirmation that its not worth having to drag my butt

down to petrol station in this weather

If you are going to fill up it could be worth it - my tank holds 50 litres so was worth calling in last night and filling up there while passing as it saved about £5 of petrol that I would be using in the coming weeks anyway. I think it goes back up tomorrow or Tuesday to the 104.9 price (99.9p is a Black Friday promo IIRC).

I would fill up again if I was closer as I have used quarter of a tank today visiting family but it would take a good half hour round trip and cost me more Han I saved (though if A was still open I may have ).

Anon

squigs

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I don't know how I missed this. What an awful time you must have had:o how fabulous he's adapted:T

The whole scenario went on for about 4 months and even now, one eye hasn't healed completely and probably never will, but I can keep on top of it by regularly bathing the wound.

Even though all the treatment probably cost me about £2500, it was worth every penny!:eek:

TrulyMadly

Would some kind person put me out of my misery with the muller lust.....T v M using the £3 off £12 shop.


10 for £3 in M
6 for £3 in T

Will they not compare at all? You would easily get your 10 different items

andi123

Sir_Dodgy wrote: »

I should have explained better.

I mean a points bonus voucher for example spend £10 and get 500 points.

Do these come back off if you have to return the item?[/QUOTE

I don't work on CS desk but just a thought.... You had item as a gift,no receipt you should then get a refund card

bubbs

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Would some kind person put me out of my misery with the muller lust.....T v M using the £3 off £12 shop.


10 for £3 in M
6 for £3 in T

Will they not compare at all? You would easily get your 10 different items

Sorry TM dont know:(

TrulyMadly

squigs wrote: »

The whole scenario went on for about 4 months and even now, one eye hasn't healed completely and probably never will, but I can keep on top of it by regularly bathing the wound.

Even though all the treatment probably cost me about £2500, it was worth every penny!:eek:

I'm sure it was squigs.......money can't buy what we get back from our pets

bubbs

mhoc think it was you wanting free delivery from Holland and Barrett ? for Burts Bees 1/2 price gift set


FREE standard delivery on all UK orders @Holland and Barrett
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/free-standard-delivery-uk-orders-holland-barrett-2337745

shogun_777

M4RT1N wrote: »

nerfdad wrote: »

Speak for yourself:p
For me it's an escape

[FONT=&quot]I sometimes think it’s an addiction as [FONT=&quot]Ive[/FONT] had dreams about glitching :eek::o[/FONT]

Glad I am not the only one Martin started to think I had something wrong with me. I can't sleep sometimes thinking about glitching ::rotfl:

TrulyMadly

shogun_777 wrote: »

M4RT1N wrote: »

Glad I am not the only one Martin started to think I had something wrong with me. I can't sleep sometimes thinking about glitching ::rotfl:

I'm saving my muller lust one for bed:rotfl: my mental arithmetic has never been better:rotfl:

Seriously though ...anyone struggling with sleep I can thoroughly recommend my library book.....it's changed the way I think:)

Did you get any wine shogun?

miss_corerupted

bubbs wrote: »

Thik she meant she is now asleep on her bed


What is elf on the shelf?

Its a small elf toy that come to check up on children on the run up to christmas. You put t around the house for the kids to find

http://www.amazon.co.uk/OFFICIAL-Elf-Shelf%C2%AE-Light-Skinned/dp/B00YJ9IZJG/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1448795934&sr=8-2&keywords=elf+on+a+shelf