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Tinyshoes

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bubbs wrote: »

TS Hamper looks lovely:T:T
What did Mr TS say?

Well I had to admit it was in the boot the other day, as I brought a sale order home and he threatened to go and look in the boot.

But I said he bought whisky with his xmas money from his dad so I bought the hamper with mine.

I don't often get any surprises so I enjoyed opening it. :T

He did say more crackers though. :eek: Only went up in the loft this morning to pack the cheap games from Ts away that I got for my cousin's kids and the 50p crackers. Along with the As 12 candles sets I got three and couldn't make room for them in the stash cupboard so the loft shed will smell nice until next xmas. :rotfl:

I will have to find room for those crackers somewhere though as he has pulled the loft insulation over the loft space it was all a bit messy up there from when we had the electrics done for the bathroom. We have those space blanket type rolls and they hadn't been put back properly. So I don't think he will want to go up again anytime soon.

Good to hear you are back home.

Enterprise_1701C

bubbs wrote: »

Fingers crossed, we ordered a new f/freezer from ao online, ordered Sunday hopefully delivered tomorrow, better be as have old one in living room:rotfl:

Wish I could have just ordered a new one, it is ridiculous the length of time it has taken them to sort this out :mad:

Must be really nice to be home

Anon

jacand wrote: »

Afternoon all, can anyone help me with Slopitize? I am using the barcode generator but can get some to work and not others. Does anyone have any tips?

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Sorry, couldn't resist - normally if it is not scanning it means the product is not matching (perhaps a different BC to the one you are trying to use, even what appears at first glance to be the same product/pack size).

Anon

bubbs

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I do a bit of audio typing work to keep the pennies rolling in while I'm off work. Every now and again I get email from them, sometimes about incredibly silly mistakes, like mishearing when there's lots of background noise, something that I can do naff all about.

I got an email from them again just now, and I thought "here we go again" but it was to tell me that my work was of an excellent standard :j

After some disappointing news this afternoon, it made me feel a bit better

:T:T:T:T well done, hope you are ok after your disappointing news

Tinyshoes

cheer1eader wrote: »

ermmm let me think about it................. NO!!:p:rotfl::rotfl:


fab hamper TS :T bet you've got room in the boot of your car now :rotfl: how much was that?

Yes I need it as off to DD1's for a couple of days.

Think it was £31.25 or £31.75. Think I counted 18 things not including the hamper. The coffee was not a proper size bag like the last JL hamper I got couple of years ago. But then I paid £50 for that one. :eek:

Anon

bubbs wrote: »

Fingers crossed, we ordered a new f/freezer from ao online, ordered Sunday hopefully delivered tomorrow, better be as have old one in living room:rotfl:

Given the recent run on fresh and frozen items, you may want to considering keeping hold of the old one too if it is still working for extra storage .

Anon

Tinyshoes

curl_girl wrote: »

Lovely hamper tinyshoes, I bet we all enjoyed opening it with you, I certainly did!!

I had been on about it enough thought it might make for a bit of fun.

bubbs

Tinyshoes wrote: »

:beer:

Well I had to admit it was in the boot the other day, as I brought a sale order home and he threatened to go and look in the boot.

But I said he bought whisky with his xmas money from his dad so I bought the hamper with mine.

I don't often get any surprises so I enjoyed opening it. :T

He did say more crackers though. :eek: Only went up in the loft this morning to pack the cheap games from Ts away that I got for my cousin's kids and the 50p crackers. Along with the As 12 candles sets I got three and couldn't make room for them in the stash cupboard so the loft shed will smell nice until next xmas. :rotfl:

I will have to find room for those crackers somewhere though as he has pulled the loft insulation over the loft space it was all a bit messy up there from when we had the electrics done for the bathroom. We have those space blanket type rolls and they hadn't been put back properly. So I don't think he will want to go up again anytime soon.

Good to hear you are back home.

Oh least you had a good excuse:rotfl::T
Where the fridge freezer was it was all built in, but we had a job to find one to fit, so dh is very handy and took all the shelving it was on off and doors, but there was like a little cupboard underneath where i kept black bin bags and lightbulbs , but need to find somewhere else now:eek:
Hubby said you will find somewhere you always do:o:rotfl::rotfl:

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Wish I could have just ordered a new one, it is ridiculous the length of time it has taken them to sort this out :mad:

Must be really nice to be home

Its had been ridiculous , yes great to be home:T:T

Tinyshoes

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I do a bit of audio typing work to keep the pennies rolling in while I'm off work. Every now and again I get email from them, sometimes about incredibly silly mistakes, like mishearing when there's lots of background noise, something that I can do naff all about.

I got an email from them again just now, and I thought "here we go again" but it was to tell me that my work was of an excellent standard :j

After some disappointing news this afternoon, it made me feel a bit better

Well done QoC, it's nice to be appreciated. :T

bubbs

Anon wrote: »

Given the recent run on fresh and frozen items, you may want to considering keeping hold of the old one too if it is still working for extra storage .

Anon

Its knackered:eek: the door fell off when we moved it but hubby got it balancing :rotfl::rotfl:
I have another in the shed;)