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Snaggles

Gemmzie wrote: »

Sorry to hijack hypno, snags - if you want to learn matched betting you could join the Olympic Challenge and buddy up with someone who could teach you

I have had a sort of matched betting mentor, and understand how to do it - I've got the matcher etc.....I'm just scared!! :rotfl:

But thanks for the suggestion, I might just do that!

hypno06

Don't forget, Snaggles, that matched betting is like sex - you get all nervous about the first time then realise that it is not as difficult as you thought and you wonder what all the fuss is about.

Snaggles

hypno06 wrote: »

Don't forget, Snaggles, that matched betting is like sex

You only really want to do it in the early months, and after that you just feel you ought to?



:rotfl:

hypno06

Snaggles wrote: »

You only really want to do it in the early months, and after that you just feel you ought to?



:rotfl:

And after all the early exciting opportunities the good ones become few and far between.

duchy

<Mops up coffee that went everywhere -and glares at naughty Hypno and Snaggles-"It's all YOUR fault !" >

ZTD

"To keep things happening becomes a PITA..."

hypno06

ZTD wrote: »

"To keep things happening becomes a PITA..."

You've lost me there, Z, you will have to explain PITA

Thursday already - Christmas has been and gone I suppose! Today two lots of BIL with families will be popping by. They are going to see MIL so if they pop in here on their way, it saves us a trip over to MILs, thereby saving petrol and allowing me to be a good DFW!

I have got work I need to do here - mystery shopping survey thingies that need starting, and other work that has to be done, so I hope to get stuck into that. I have clients tomorrow so need to do some prep for that as well.

I hope everyone has a good day, especially if you are back at work today xx

Prudent

hypno06 wrote: »

Anyway, I want to watch "ballet shoes" on telly this evening - I remember reading the book as a child so I hope the film lives up to that memory!

I remember reading it too I did enjoy watching it, but was quite tired after a flight yesterday.

hypno06

Prudent wrote: »

I remember reading it too I did enjoy watching it, but was quite tired after a flight yesterday.

I was a bit disappointed in the film - it was ok, but not as lovely as I remember the book being! DD watched it too - she is 13 and has not read the book, and she thought it was fantastic! It was, however, generally a lovely thing to watch, mum and daughter, on boxing day night!

The boys (OH and DS) kept themselves otherwise amused - ballet shoes just ain't their thing!!

Seaxwyn

Morning Hypno. What did you think of Ballet Shoes? I enjoyed it but it wasn't quite how I'd remembered. Surely they added in the love interest among the adults?
Also I was disappointed by Petrova, I saw her as slim and gamine and equally attractive as the blonde Pauline.