Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

TrulyMadly

cjj wrote: »

Robbie's on bubbs xx

No way:eek:

How did that happen:eek:

Evening paw sniffers:D

bubbs

cjj wrote: »

I felt like I was making progress today thankyou. Yesterday was:eek:. Day goes fast though as so much to learn. Girl I work with told me today she worked on these 2 systems before at her old job but still took 2 months to feel ok with it here. I've never worked with either system :rotfl:. Good help me hehe xx

Will take while to settle in but one day at a time x

bubbs

TrulyMadly wrote: »

No way:eek:

How did that happen:eek:

Evening paw sniffers:D

I wish :rotfl::rotfl:

bubbs

Do people know about this?

40% off + FREE delivery on a £5 spend + free 200ml Shea Body Butter on a £10 spend @ The Body Shop (From 13th Dec Online & Instore) *Now Live*
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/40-off-free-delivery-a-5-spend-free-200ml-shea-body-butter-a-10-spend-body-shop-2568392?page=3#comments

cjj_2

TM behave yourself lol.

Any sign of the swagbucks extra reward Emerald ? xx

TrulyMadly

Happy birthday you naughty little doggie:)

It ages since I've seen you tied up outside the post office:A

bubbs

Celebrations 240g £1.50 @ Tesco from tomorrow
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/celebrations-240g-1-50-tesco-from-tomorrow-2575182

bubbs

Deli cheese in Waitrose is one-third off until Sunday 18th December
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/deli-cheese-waitrose-one-third-off-until-sunday-18th-december-2575181

TrulyMadly

cjj wrote: »

TM behave yourself lol.

Any sign of the swagbucks extra reward Emerald ? xx

Hello cjj:)

My Boots order hasn't been cancelled yet:T

Savvybuyer

emerald21 wrote: »

Yes it's not easy I know. I used to be rushing around like a blue ***** fly chasing after bargains and freebies just to give some away but not any more. I chose what I go after. I don't do as much as you but I get tired sometimes and just have to rest and pace myself.

Guess the word again:rotfl:.
I know I suspect my 'use no space' trick might work again:D, but I dare not try:rotfl:.
I know I do love those sorts of words today (even accepting that they are of any "sort", which I dispute:rotfl:) and the thought of it is still there and very nice:):rotfl::rotfl:. I think I just like the sound of the only words that we don't see - why on earth take away the best part again?:rotfl::rotfl: You know - the sounds of none of the other words that have been typed out there are any good or bad but only the nice coarse:D sound of the one word that gets conveyed via another method. Well off the point now, and forgetting anything else you've written, I blame a previous society and the Victorians in particular - making the only good-sounding words taboo (of course they aren't good if shouted in anger but I'm not talking about that - just as words said in a "normal" way - I think it's the bluntness of them that I like) - why do that? - I think the Victorians must have had extremely bad taste to dislike the only good-sounding words in the entirety of the English language. Every other word is just plain neutral.

I know people generally said they disliked it when surveyed in the year 2000 - but, I am really starting to turn things upside down and really enjoy these words now.:rotfl::rotfl: And - no embarrassment whatsoever! I hope someone is appalled:rotfl:.

So, thanks for conveying a nice blunt expression to me that I quite like:D:rotfl:. It just has me saying the word out here at home now and loving myself vocalising it - it's very enjoyable to say, going right down into it to the - I hope! - annoyance of someone now reading this - and I really like my filth.:rotfl: I love it because, if people dislike it, then it is them creating something of their own opinion that allows me to be naughty. So, stop disliking words and you'll kill all my fun:rotfl:!

EDIT: I'll actually go and read your full post now:rotfl:.

*or maybe they did not - maybe some of it is a bit of pretense and creating taboo words to be a bit of fun.