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Msskatersam

bargainqueen8 wrote: »

how many did you do?i would think its only 1 per tcb account or do you mean both as in the £3 as well.

Just the one :rotfl: first time for me lol

And savvy I appreciate all the time that you and others go to on the thread, I have only been a member here for less than a year but am now reaping some rewards, for that I am truly thankful. CS introduced me to this thread and it has been a godsend for me ( I won't bored you with the details) lets just say I wasn't in a good place, but things are on the up and life is getting better x;)

altojack

bubbs wrote: »

My friends daughter had breast cancer, when she went for her 5 yr check up , upon getting dressed the nurse was staring at her:o she said sorry but why are you staring? she said i am amazed cant see no scar
T said well you wont that side it was other side:eek: she said no your notes say right, T says i found the lump, i had the op and chemo, the nurse then showed her the notes and it did say right when it was left:eek:

Scary stuff :eek:

TrulyMadly

Good evening paw sniffers:D

Have we been watching the Night Manager?

What a cracking series. Apparently Roper, Andrew and pinky all went to the same school. It's not what you know........:D

Savvybuyer

I could have gone out for a night out tonight, and enjoyed myself in that way (and, in theory, I still could - not too late to go out!). And I would have spent £30, £80 - easily - on a night out. Drinking, taxi fares etc. However I have stayed in and gone for the quiet life - nice, non-hectic, not having to do much. So, by not going out, I've saved that money anyway (...but probably spent it on heating (and lighting) for the house:rotfl:, that would have been switched off if I'd gone out! - maybe I ought to go to bed, the heating can be off then, as well as the lights! And the television that costs about 2p per hour to have on (as if that will break the bank!). However, I could just stay in bed and not get up in the first place and save money - everything, at some point, has its cost). Nonetheless, I've not spent money tonight on going out - although, instead that money will be spent on a future night, when I go out or have a meal out. But I could have gone tonight and easily spent £35 anyway, but haven't so may as well have saved more or less the same thing through doing 'nothing'.

davemorton

Alto, soooo glad to hear it wasnt what you thought.

davemorton

Savvybuyer wrote: »

I could have gone out for a night out tonight, and enjoyed myself in that way (and, in theory, I still could - not too late to go out!). And I would have spent £30, £80 - easily - on a night out. Drinking, taxi fares etc. However I have stayed in and gone for the quiet life - nice, non-hectic, not having to do much. So, by not going out, I've saved that money anyway (...but probably spent it on heating (and lighting) for the house:rotfl:, that would have been switched off if I'd gone out! - maybe I ought to go to bed, the heating can be off then, as well as the lights! And the television that costs about 2p per hour to have on (as if that will break the bank!). However, I could just not get up and save money - everything, at some point, has its cost). Nonetheless, I've not spent money tonight on going out - although, instead that money will be spent on a future night, when I go out or have a meal out. But I could have gone tonight and easily spent £35 anyway, but haven't so may as well have saved more or less the same thing through doing 'nothing'.

So.............in summary, you could have went out, but you didnt, but you might do another night??? :beer: :money:

TrulyMadly

Hello MKS:hello: lovely to see you.

I see mr ted has been on manoevres again :T lovely photos VT:T

This is the most disgusting looking but most delicious cake ever:rotfl:

Anyone for a glass of Frisky?:rotfl:

TrulyMadly

I have decided that I must read the Sunday papers more often. I've learnt all sorts today:rotfl:

Savvybuyer

davemorton wrote: »

So.............in summary, you could have went out, but you didnt, but you might do another night??? :beer: :money:

Yes, I know I put it in a convoluted way. I thought about that as I was posting it: I could have put it in a more succinct way. But I didn't and that's just the way I write, so you just have to deal with it I'm afraid. As you always do:rotfl::T.

In theory an offer such as this - which gives you a profit - is something you should always go for (if you've not already done so and it disqualifies you) and it makes no sense not to. I can see that, and see it very clearly indeed. I would go for it everyone if I were you - and obviously only ever spend the £20, no more! However, I want a rest:rotfl::wall::rotfl:.

(I realise now that I am saying that people should do something that, on this occasion, I am not - or at least I am unlikely to do if my [Strike]feeling[/Strike] thoughts don't change within the next hour and very quickly. However, it is not possible to be perfect and completely consistent in every way on every occasion, so I am leaving it like that.)

Msskatersam

davemorton wrote: »

So.............in summary, you could have went out, but you didnt, but you might do another night??? :beer: :money:

Yep I think that just about sums it up :rotfl: