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tweets

curl_girl wrote: »

Catching up.


tweets I bet your mum is glad the treatment is over, hope everything works well, plus I second what everyone says about poppy being a very lucky, lovely girl.


I think pets are more adored than kids sometimes. lol

I remember ex hubby saying I loved my dog more than him and I replied that's true I couldn't lie :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

tweets

Hope it is a worm infection TM and Oz soon recovers ............

curl_girl

TM you were lucky to get in to see the vet so quickly, hope he settles, hate to admit that we never wormed our cat, plus I don't think many people do anymore!


Hope he improves.

Enterprise_1701C

Snap-ant wrote: »

Another TV programme last night on Channel 5

Giving £26000 to families on benefits to see if they could start a business etc

Very interesting - can't wait for next week.

One bloke has spent nearly all of it on bouncy castles to hire out & exotic animals to take to parties :eek:

First thing bought with the single parent was a £360 chinese meal

Another bought a PS4

...............

I don't know about the exotic animals, they must cost a fortune to look after, but we have a friend who hires out bouncy castles and he makes a fortune. That said, he does work very hard at it!

tbw

Anon wrote: »

If you were to log out, go to a new browser, go through TCB to A then login, as that is the last route in it "should" track correctly (even with the items still in your basket) as the principle generally is the last source click gets the sale (commission/cashback).

HTH

Anon

Thank you - I was debating whether I should empty my basket, log out and then go back in via TCB and re-order everything. I suppose it wouldn't take very long and might be the safest route.

rhosynbach

Anon wrote: »

I would say yes, but check which combinations are comparing from reports this afternoon and be careful on the total APG amount if you want to keep it below £10.

Anon

Thanks anon, saw it on phone so went for it. So fingers crossed xx

rhosynbach

tweets wrote: »

I remember ex hubby saying I loved my dog more than him and I replied that's true I couldn't lie :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl: when we first got together I said to oh he loved his horses more than me, he said, no I was pleased until he went on and said only one of them .:rotfl:

wackynut

My brain is now totally fried, more than it was already. :rotfl::rotfl:
So time to relax with a very large glass of Pinot Grigio. :beer::beer:

altojack

bubbs wrote: »

Afternoon all
Thanks all for my good wishes but OMFG!!:eek::eek: never again especially as i would know what was coming:rotfl::rotfl:

I have a hiatus hernia, so least i know now;)
No other news yet:o

I didn't want to tell you bubbs, what YIU would go through :eek: dh had that done couple of years ago. At least it's done now and you know what's going on. Just take care and watch out what you eat.
Mum had a hiatus hernia and changed her diet to help ease things plus took gallons of Gaviscon :eek:

Snap-ant wrote: »

Another TV programme last night on Channel 5

Giving £26000 to families on benefits to see if they could start a business etc

Very interesting - can't wait for next week.

One bloke has spent nearly all of it on bouncy castles to hire out & exotic animals to take to parties :eek:

First thing bought with the single parent was a £360 chinese meal

Another bought a PS4

...............

I watched that too Snap. I wasn't surprised that one if them went through the money like a dose of salts :rotfl: I've got it set to record next week just incase I forget to watch

tweets

rhosynbach wrote: »

:rotfl: when we first got together I said to oh he loved his horses more than me, he said, no I was pleased until he went on and said only one of them .:rotfl:

:eek: :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: