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Mrs_stinkface

tweets wrote: »

If you my friend on Facebook go look at those p u ss ies on pic i cant stop laughing. Trust Charlene to find that pic

tweets :eek:
That's not like you. Which one are you wanting to copy?

gocat wrote: »

Cant understand why it didnt work for you, as you must have been the first to place an order. Wish it had worked for you

Thank you gocat.
It's nice to know everybody had their fingers crossed for me x

mhoc

choirchick wrote: »

Yes ok so far Morgs. Lots evacuated nearer town due to the smell of gas from the bridge. The charity shop I help out in flooded as is the whole centre including Sainsburys. Fingers crossed any potential danger won't spread as far as me. Really don't fancy having to move out. Feel so sorry for those affected not just here in Tad but around the country.

How you doing anyway. Hope you had a lovely Christmas. You're not far how's things in your village? x

This is very bad

Eldest child and bf had a little flat next to the river in York - she says the flood gates are in place but you can put your hand over the top and touch the water, it's that high up

aau1

curl_girl wrote: »

With Shopotize can you scan the product after purchasing, can you also draw out to pay pal like click snap? tia


Will go and do my homework while the footy is on...

Yes, you can scan the product after purchasing

Yes, you can withdraw to paypal (but there is a fee so best to go with BACS if you want 100% payout)

tweets

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

I am trying you cheeky '%$&*

1344 is being a right PITA :eek:

I was stuck on that level for a couple days then suddenly i managed it and was on my way . Are you stuck with someone else ? They been stuck a long time cant remember who they are on here.

tweets

Mrs_stinkface wrote: »

tweets :eek:
That's not like you. Which one are you wanting to copy?



Thank you gocat.
It's nice to know everybody had their fingers crossed for me x

It made me giggle when i saw pic .
Don't think i will bother with any

tweets

mhoc wrote: »

This is very bad

Eldest child and bf had a little flat next to the river in York - she says the flood gates are in place but you can put your hand over the top and touch the water, it's that high up

Oh dear mhoc hope they don't flood

Savvybuyer

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

I am trying you cheeky '%$&*

1344 is being a right PITA :eek:

I'm glad it's not about me, as I'd otherwise now be obliged to ask :ofor clarification of what I was being called:rotfl:. I think you've used six symbols instead of four in order not to imply something else with four letters. But, I've thought of it anyway and can't really think what else it could be as I can't really think of anything with six letters to fit. Actually I can - that's now the third word I've gone through!:eek::rotfl: Anyway, as for my original four-letter one, I really love that word nowadays, in certain situations, probably in precise proportion to someone else's professed "hatred" - that's a very strong word for things! - I've no idea why people express so strongly that they hate a particular word. Personally, I hate rape, murder, terrorism, child abuse etc... not a word. However, people are very strange and hate a word?!?:huh: For me, dislike, in certain situations, but never "hate". Actually that 'most severe' word I've never yet been caused offence by - as people generally do not use it. Instead, it's often more supposedly "mild" words that bother me immensely and in a wider range of situations as people use them more widely, usually without, it seems, thinking beforehand, including ones in which they do bother me. (Particularly when young children are around the adults are not watching their mouth - and it's the "mild" ones that are the problem there as all such words are a problem for me, not just the ones that are considered medium level or more severe - and, anyway, people differ as to what those are so I don't know.) But actually it's virtually no normal life use that gets me but almost always inappropriate broadcasting (in public places). I don't know why something on a soundtrack or a speaker system, instead of actual real use in real life, is often more impactive for me. I think it may be something to do with the "you may say this in your normal life but wouldn't say it on the radio/television..." thing, that was in my childhood twenty years ago, remnants of which are still kicking aound for me. That must explain why there are numerous CDs that I won't play out when my father is around yet both him and me use (some of) the same words around each other with no problem to either of us. Anyway... thanks for getting me onto this again:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:.

It's actually words such as the Times newspaper prints and are used on daytime radio that cause me offence rather than the word they think is more severe, which I'm called all the time and with no bother or upset. People seem very hypocritical and seem to think that discriminatory words are acceptable for daytime when I actually would object to those more, and then ban the inoffensive (for television in my home) on the basis that it's the most offensive.

locarr

mhoc wrote: »

very true and actually I think a good portion of this retirement money he is supposed to have saved for his retirement is actually his half of his mums estate so its not actually real saved money

Its very much outward show and materials things with them.

I know the car has finance on it and its not the bog standard reps car either.

I just get a really bad feeling about the in laws - eldest child gets on fine but she is very gregarious and gets on well with everyone.

no we have not met the in laws yet - but that is another very long winded story ...

I shall look forward to that one...he's sounds a fair shyster.

vanilla_twist wrote: »

Was too late for the Mr Shoes glitch but having just decided to have a look at the sale I noticed my points at top of page where lower than expected. Went into account and had a look at my points statement and the points immediately adjusted to correct amount. However the order I placed on 20/12 they have given me the 1000 points but not the actual normal card points. Not worth complaining for so few a points, well not while bigger things are afoot for others.

Real shame Mrs Stinkface has not got her points seeing she found the glitch. Hopefully some kind person will send her an order of nappies and milk for mini stink. I know I would if I had been in time to order.

V x

ditto

Tinyshoes wrote: »

It would be a really nice gesture if some have done really really well out of this glitch.

I was in time but like bubbs the glitch did not work for me I was due £320 worth of points if it had and would happily have sent Stinky something.

or even to have the courtesy to thank stinky!

Mrs_stinkface

tweets wrote: »

It made me giggle when i saw pic .
Don't think i will bother with any

:rotfl:
I quite like the look of the one with the bow :rotfl:

Anon

Not sure if reported, quite a few electrical offers ended in T on 27/12 - quite a few out of date sels in my store but nothing I could be bothered with as the sel updater (is that a role?) was in the section so would likely change before I could buy and get through CS .

More offers expire today, so if you are in T there could be a DTD opportunity.

Hth

Anon