Everyone lost in the Ether II

harryhfp

michaels wrote: »

People in the benefits and pensions boards will know the answer but you will get some trolling :eek:

I suppose if you pay in £40K but get £31K-odd back, that's understandable.


Some people won't understand it.


Some people won't like it because they can't do the same thing.


In our case (there's a serious disability) it's more like pay in £40K, get back £36K.


Beat apgs but I am always in awe of the glitch finders.

silvercar

cjj wrote: »

Thankyou bubbs and LEJC.

I'm not familiar with boots website but I just checked stock and it stated oos so I think there could be some hope that there is stock at the one you checked LEJC. I'm sure it's that no 1 set she showed me and I would be more than happy to cover all costs incurred LEJC. Don't worry if you don't get chance though as I know how busy December can get. Thankyou for your help

Thanks for the Anniversary wishes bubbs, tweets & TM. Not read back so sorry if I've missed thanking anyone else. Ooh and TM guess what was waiting for me at my Cotswolds cottage ? xx

Are you near a John Lewis? They are price matching someone at the moment and have 10% off.

silvercar

harryhfp wrote: »

I suppose if you pay in £40K but get £31K-odd back, that's understandable.


Some people won't understand it.


Some people won't like it because they can't do the same thing.


In our case (there's a serious disability) it's more like pay in £40K, get back £36K.


Beat apgs but I am always in awe of the glitch finders.

I'm being thick here, but if you pay virtually everything into your pension, what are you living off?

harryhfp

silvercar wrote: »

I'm being thick here, but if you pay virtually everything into your pension, what are you living off?

Good point, you either need savings or frugal.

rhosynbach

evening all, hope everyone is well,

happy anniversary cjj hope you both had a fab day,so pleased that our poppy is feeling a bit better must have been a worry for you tweets, xx

really nervous for tomorrow my boss has asked me to make her dd a 16th birthday cake you have all seen my cakes they are pretty rustic, did tell her i am not a cake decorator but she wants me to do it, its her birthday on tuesday so she is collecting tomorrow afternoon , by a coincidence it is also ds3 16th on the same day, my lovely boss told me i could do his cake at work the same time:T

rhosynbach

brewster is lovely strewth xx

lesliejack

Hope everyone in Cumbria is OK. DS and family have no electric, and wont have any until at least Tuesday. Nothing like as bad as some, but tricky with 2 small children. Hugs to all. xx

locarr

michaels wrote: »

You mean obey the law as voted for by our elected representatives? ...personally I believe in the democratic process and you can stay in your own caliphate if that suits you better.

Taking advantage of the law much like corporate tax dodging!


caliphate!? #youaintnomuslimbruv

locarr

silvercar wrote: »

I'm being thick here, but if you pay virtually everything into your pension, what are you living off?

The taxpayer.

bubbs

anyone watching x factor? that Sia what has she got on her head?:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: