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Tinyshoes

Snap-ant wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl: You remember the video :D

How could I forget. :A

Once of those lovely Elite moments. :T

cheer1eader

Bajjo wrote: »

Cheese shop from this morning, targeting W



Obviously livid about the 12.5p mistake on the Clementines.

vs M

what's the deal with the cheese? thanks

squigs

cheer1eader wrote: »

bargain!!
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/kit-sound-tablet-smartphone-sound-stand-speaker-4-99-delivered-ebay-vodafone-2374298#post27103524

Thanks for this one cheerleader.:beer:
Mine arrived today and it is amazing!:T

cheer1eader

squigs wrote: »

Thanks for this one cheerleader.:beer:
Mine arrived today and it is amazing!:T

:T:T i ordered 2 for my boys but they tried to deliver when i was on the school run this morning & didn't leave with a neighbour as requested

squigs

cheer1eader wrote: »

what's the deal with the cheese? thanks

Cathedral City is £2 instore, but shows as £3 on the apg

Compares to M. at 2 for £4, so after apg each block costs 80p!:)

nerfdad

cheer1eader wrote: »

what's the deal with the cheese? thanks

Mice like it and so do my boys:D:D:D

mhoc

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I did an mhoc in the middle of the night. :eek:

Sorted out piles of paperwork and some from a drawer. Only meant to file away my key card for my car in my metal box safely but ended up doing it all finished about 2.30am. I hadn't filed anything since last September it all got stuffed in the waiting drawer around the time of Mr TS's big birthday party and I had just kept stuffing.

Felt good to have two piles when I had finished, one for shredding and one for recycling bin. :T

I am very impressed, middle of the night is the ideal time for this sort of job - when your paperwork is sorted you feel about a million times easier in your head.
the trick now is not to let another paperwork heap accumulate on your desk - as soon as anything comes in the door mark dates on the calendar for renewals, payments or reminders and then file it or scan it and shred it :T

mhoc

afternoon all, hope everyone has had a good enough Monday and the poorly ones struggled through in a resilient fashion ..
still working, talk to you all later ...

hornetgirl

Lovely fireplace squigs. I'm guessing by the design that it's a similar age to ours, which looks like this:



Have just been looking at rockyrose's link :eek:

Honking yogurts are now comparing correctly

pippo

underperky wrote: »

We had a one of these in our bedroom when i was a child ... how we survived it is scarey now as it was only about two feet from the bed

FOR SAFETY NOW WE WOULD BE HUNG

..as we also had 2 fire down stairs and parafin heaters in the hall bathroom and other bedrooms

And woe betide anyone that dare leave the lounge door open when they went to spend a penny ..and dare to let a draught in my god that was high treason ....

Please dont think i had a bad child hood i didnt i had a good one but compared to what we can do now.... as to how we did it then...and survived it none the worse for wear

My Dad used to get a shovel full of hot burning fire out of the downstairs fire and carry it upstairs to put the bedroom fire on and he never dropped any of it ....

Spooky - met up with my elder brother on Saturday (only meet about once every 4 years) to celebrate his Golden wedding and we were talking about the fireplaces in the bedrooms - they were only lit if somebody was poorly, actually had to be near to death before they were put on.. (and then I think they were only lit to impress others, ie the doctor)