Thats a loyal loving cat swm :cheer:
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Thats a loyal loving cat swm :cheer:
never never never have a nephews Danish lady round to make you xmas dinner, well unless you have the teeth like the bloke Jaws in the Bond movies . I mean seriously the sprouts were like ball bearings and the brock like rebarb wire they use in reinforced concrete. Dont get me started on the steamed cail! Then there was the pork, massive chunks of uncooked white stuff with a side order of rancid chicken. *insert puke smile*
Nephew sat there and ate it all with a love lourn look on his face while the rest of us scrambled for the bread.
Hope you did not suffer any side effects
Only a hangover :crying:
Had a games night round some friends till 2am, mostly quiz board games and some stacking game ting which was brilliants larks.
Just came back from 6 hours in A and E. Coronation Street was on and i caught bits of it. Cannot believe another. murder!
Well I have complained to the BBC about the recent episodes of Eastenders!
:)
I used all but 9 of the characters available for the body of the complaint.
I thought this was a friendly place to post.. Im basically blind so really dont like it when other posters have a go at me when I spell things wrong when I rely on the spell checker.. I will debate a soap and enjoy it but personal attacks ... I just will not put up with those that attack me as a person .
sorry to hear this Splashy... Nobody should be doing this on these boards. If you wish to report it then you can contact me directly via PM or click on the report post option and all Mods will receive itQuote:
Originally Posted by Splashy
I think i need to send my husband to a diy course. I was fixing some new nest tables with the alan key they gave and my husband tries to fix them with pliers. Then we had to turn the radiator on from the side after builders left. The knob was missing so my husband tried to do it with an axe. Unbelieveable. Had to keep grabbing tools of him. So many times he has messed up washing machines and boilers by pressing and pulling things he has no clue about. That is why every item is insured in my house!
My son was expecting a small package today. The company texted him to say it would arrive between 2:30 and 3:30. At 2:15, a delivery van arrived and a woman got out and knocked on the door. She said she had a package for him but couldn't deliver it yet as the delivery spot was for 2:30 to 3:30, so she went and sat in her van till 2:30, when she got out and delivered it!
Maybe they are all timed and if she finishes too soon, she might be penalised??? Although of course getting stuck in traffic somewhere could ruin all that anyway .....Quote:
Originally Posted by parkerman
you stay as you are and keep posting, none of us are 100% perfect, i enjoy your witty posts and never care about spellingsQuote:
Originally Posted by Splashy
Could not agree more, keep going Splashy, my friend :)Quote:
Originally Posted by lizann
I've also experienced this: the courier explained that it was down to the barcode scanners they use for parcels not allowing the parcel to be scanned before its allotted time. The courier agreed with me that it was absolute madness but was unable to do anything about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by parkerman
Perhaps we customers should complain to the courier companies about this practice - which seems designed to make life harder for the drivers (who we know are already overworked).
That really does seem daft ... as I said earlier, much traffic or no traffic makes all the difference in how quickly you get to a destination .. unless they are obliging with a specified customer's requests not to deliver before a certain time ....??Quote:
Originally Posted by Dazzle
quite right Splashy!!
Splashy, please don't let one individual stop your posting on SoapBoards. All the above support shows you are a well respected ,witty and very likeable guy. Soap Boards is a very friendly site , but occasionally the odd person tries to disrupt this. Stick at it, keep on trucking, looking forward to reading your next posts , particularly the food exploits.:lol: :thumbsup::)
What a shocking story, I hope that you get a positive result.
We love you Splashy :heart::heart::heart::heart:
Today I have mostly been annoying the internet !
Late to the thread it seems.
The forum rules as I recall have a section on doing your best to spell correctly, which Splashy does. Even among those with perfect vision, there are those that find spelling easy and those that struggle.
I had a courier that delivered my parcel to the wrong street and couldn't erase the signature when the error was pointed out to them! There does seem to be a long list of things the technology doesn't allow them to do.
I rush and spell incorrectly a lot. Never been an issue, so sorry to hear this.
Watched King Arthur legend of the sword on sky .. the film was insane enough as it was but when David Beckham turned up I nearly wet myself laughing :rotfl:
keep it upQuote:
Originally Posted by Splashy
did becks speak?Quote:
Originally Posted by Splashy
Oh he did indeed, dont ask me what he said thou I was too busy wetting myself with laughter. :rotfl:Quote:
Originally Posted by lizann
Just watched the Superbowl .. what the frell was that all about?:searchme: The Eagles won, well I always loved their hit "Hotel California" The best part of the game was when they tipped a bucket of gator aide (a soft drink) over the coaches head, up to that point I didnt have a Scoobies what was going on. Then the pitch was invaded by lots of men in suits, it was surreal, it would be like like the Queen running on to the track at Ascot.
Are we ready for the cold snap soapers?
Besides the Beckham bit, I really enjoyed this movie.. Didn't think I would.Quote:
Originally Posted by Splashy
Would have watched it if the Viking had made it but unfortunately they were beaten by the Eagles in the semis. Took me ages to get the jist of the rules but once you get them it is an ok sport.. not a patch on rugby but not as bad as I expected.Quote:
Originally Posted by Splashy
Not ready for the cold snap at all.. I hate driving on snow!! I don't mind when it is frosty (not icy) and sunny. Hate all the salt spraying from the street to my windshield as it makes it very dirty and difficult to see out of.. I get through about 20 liters of window wash per winter.
Yeah the Arthur film was very watchable and I will probably re watch it as there were some very funny lines in it.
I do get the jist of the American game, but its all the stopping and starting that is so wearying, Americans have taken over F1 and are making radical changes already to suit an American market, I fear they want to go back to the bad old days of massive adverts breaks during the race, the thyre already going to use back ground music???? Plus theyve booted out the track girls and no dout cheer leaders will be coming to town.
At work dealing with some payroll and HMRC issue from 2013/14 where an ex employee is on the system twice!! Means we have overpaid but the way HMRC dealing i feel as we have to sell the clothes on our backs to sort it out. Really stressful. They are ringing me in 5 mins hopefully matter can get sorted before i close the charity in a couple of months. Do not want them hounding trustees.
On the racing there are now going to be track kids. Its all to do with this sexual harassment stuff and they want to be careful.
Track kids less vulnerable to sexual harassment than adults?????????????????????Quote:
Originally Posted by swmc66
I know.... not sure how they will safeguard the children. Its all a bit mad.
latters
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Originally Posted by Splashy
that pre race thing in the US last year was so bad.. it was embarassing!! As for track kids, I don't like this either. Grid girls gave their consent to be there. The kids will probably belong to the rich folks. Bring on the grid fans!! Ordinary people who actually enjoy F1 holding the flags.. Then they will be of any age, sex, creed and satisfy all this PC bull****Quote:
Originally Posted by swmc66
latters
latters !
so yeah... banged my finger a few weeks back and didn't think anything of it. As the days past my hand was getting really sore and painful. Turns out I have torn the ligaments in my finger!!
That is painful!!! Hope you feel better soonQuote:
Originally Posted by Siobhan
time for home schooling in america, gun laws will never be enforced and legislated, rip those poor victims
Hey, I have just been reading this morning that Britain had a bit of an earthquake earlier on.
Did the earth move for some of you??
Britain hit by EARTHQUAKE as terrified residents report 'violent shaking' in homes from Cornwall to Blackpool by tremor felt by 10 million
https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/world...cid=spartandhp