aye..... it's been a crap year 

Yes.... rubbish is pretty rubbish innit???

Lets throw the rubbish out then. All those in favour say AYE! 

AYE..... but not in my backyard!!! I vote we throw it at all those from the east side of  country

*high fives Baz* 

And you know what......we'll just hoi it back. We're not proud 

*high fives Dame*

PMSL

Or maybe we'll keep it 

Where there's rubbish there's brass.... or words to that effect

If only I was on E-Bay 

My freezer has packed up today, the day after i had filled it  my electric problems continue  did i mention my washer is leaking and my hoover is broke  SOBS WHY ME  oh and me neighbour borrowed my iron and broke it, i kid you not this is all true  i am cursed i tell you

But tis not the peeps to blame Jer  Tis the bloody powers that be!  

  Hang in there Aims.     I'm trying to too 

i was nearly sobbing throwing all the food away  and i was doing so well saving for xmas and now this 

You can do it Aims 

Aimee - won't your house insurance cover the frozen food damage?

I know mine does.

Aimes - you haven't improved your relationship with white goods, have you?

 you know me so well 

Not insured so looks like i'll have too a buy a new one and replace all the food 

I don't know your circs Aimee but I would urge you ( if you can) to look into Home insurance. I pay £28 a month and that covers home,contents and buildings.

But you can get it cheaper than that xxx

Yes, you can get basic insurance for contents up to about £5,000 for as little as £7.50 a month with some companies..  And for £15,00 a month, as much as £20,000 worth of cover... Agree with Eileen Aims.... it's a good idea to get home contents insurance... It surprises me to hear you havent got it.... as most landlords (private and social,) don't allow you to sign the tenancy agreement unless you have home contents insurance...  and it tends to be a condition of your mortgage to have insurance if youre buying your house.

Aimes - you MUST get contents insurance, you really must Start shopping around tomorrow, please