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MKS

HILLBERN wrote: »

yes that's what I got up, probably due to the opening of the new lounge due to the £80m :eek:refurbishment at Stansted.
we go by train to the airport therefore don't need parking and the flight times marry well with train times so no need for hotel this time.
we aren't going til july so I will have to keep looking
Good luck to you as well

Thanks, HILLBERN, that explains it. Strange that I can get it on HE/SA website. Good luck to you as well.

MKS

Busylizzie wrote: »

Morning Everyone

Postie brings the nicest letters - both DH and I have been invited for a Bowel Scrape Screening :eek::eek:

Glad DH is going first :rotfl:

If he gets one for AAA screening, make him go. There are no symptoms of this until it is usually too late.:(

cheer1eader

morning :wave:
sorry i disappeared last night as had to sort dinner out & then felt drained after talking through options with my hubby about car

davemorton wrote: »

Cheer1eeder, I would not recommend going here, but you can put made up details (but correct reg!) and email in (I just put [EMAIL="sd@wefwf.com"]sd@wefwf.com[/EMAIL] ) and it will give you a quote, so at least you know approx price you should be looking at.
http://www.mrclutch.com/clutches/

thanks dm you're a star!! there's one not too far from the VW garage :T i put in fake details & it came up with £344.71 for the clutch so i phoned them to see how much it would be if it needs a flywheel & for the other bits that need doing & am waiting for them to get back to me the lady said oh yes i just got those details through from the site when i gave her my reg & was about to email you & i had to then explain i put a fake email address which she found really funny :rotfl::rotfl:

bubbs wrote: »

Oooooo darling:p:rotfl:



Hello :wave:
Didnt you spend a fortune on it last year?and i am no mechanic but didnt think brushes were that dear:cool:

yes just over a year ago i spent £3330 getting the engine & turbo replaced which has a 2 year warranty so was hoping it was something to do with that so i was covered they guy from the garage phoned me & started off with good news it's nothing to do with your engine :eek: maybe good news for them but not for me

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

I may be being dumb, but surely the loss of power is nothing to do with the clutch? If it is I would love to know why.

that's what i thought too but apparently the loss of power is the clutch slipping even though it's in gear

underperky

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I would like to thank the OP again for the Ts meal deal glitch the other week we had to fall back on the fish portions for dinner tonight as Mr TS was meant to be making a pie but he started cooking late and didn't realise that the filling had to chill before going on the pastry. :doh:

Didn't really fancy eating at 11pm I know we wouldn't have been able to call it tea but reckon we would have had trouble trying to say it was even dinner at that time of night. :eek:

At that time of night we would call it supper up north

squigs

Re the on off glitch on 2 for £7 meat!:rotfl:

Having discussed it with a couple of other people, we feel that it may still work, as it was very late updating. So if anyone is brave enough to try, or actually need the products, if you could post your results, I would be very grateful!
It will help to discover a bit more about A. updates.

I would try this myself, but I am stuck in the house with builders and the electrician.:eek:

Dizzy_Ditzy

MKS wrote: »

If he gets one for AAA screening, make him go. There are no symptoms of this until it is usually too late.:(

My dad queries everything hospital appointment related with me. He got the invite for AAA screening. He worried about it. A lot. But he went and he said afterwards he didn't know why he was worried, it was really simple and quick

Lots of love to you - you've had a crappy time but it sounds like your holiday was lovely

Busylizzie

MKS wrote: »

If he gets one for AAA screening, make him go. There are no symptoms of this until it is usually too late.:(

My dad died of that

Apparently fit and healthy on Weds, slight discomfort on Thursday. Diagnosed with a pulled muscle on Fri. Died on Sunday. So sudden.

malaga0034

Plaice & prawn done results in a bit

Busylizzie

Nannylala wrote: »

Good morning just wanted to say we are very lucky being able to have this screening...although not a very pleasant experience:eek:it certainly saved my Bro -in-laws life as they discovered his cancer and albeit he now has a Stoma Bag it sure did save his life:T that was 3 years ago

That is so good to hear Nanny.

I'm grateful to have any screening. Having had children quite late (DD1 at 37 and DD2 at 41) I want to do anything I can to be around to see my grandchildren grow up!

MKS

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

My dad queries everything hospital appointment related with me. He got the invite for AAA screening. He worried about it. A lot. But he went and he said afterwards he didn't know why he was worried, it was really simple and quick

Lots of love to you - you've had a crappy time but it sounds like your holiday was lovely

Thanks, Queenie. So glad that your dad was ok. :j Holiday was good and unexpected.:D