The boys in our family usually have a good bit of hair when they are born but the girls are always the bald ones! My poor niece was at nursery school with not a hair to her name. She finally grew some during the summer before primary one.....my sister was near meltdown by that stage as the kid just looked weird without hair!
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Originally Posted by Ells:
Originally Posted by moonie:
I get really 
when people sit on the back of buses and put their dirty, smelly contaminated feet on seats other people have to sit on 
Banks that three teller windows and only have one or two open even though the queue is right to the entrance door
Councils who do the same, where you have to pay money in
That will do for now 
People do this all the time at the cinema! The place is never, ever packed when we go yet a lot of the times we end up sitting somewhere nice and quiet with no-one behind or in front of us....only for people to then come in and sit DIRECTLY behind us and then put their stinking sweaty feet up on the backs of our chairs.
Just be glad you don't go to the cinema where my daughter works, she caught a girl giving a lad a you know what during the film the other day
...the rest of her drink
...her popcorn
...the use of her mobile phone
...help understanding the film
...a paracetamol
...loving looks
...a quizzical look
...her coat to hold
??????
Any of the above?
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Originally Posted by Ells:
Originally Posted by moonie:
I get really when people sit on the back of buses and put their dirty, smelly contaminated feet on seats other people have to sit on
Banks that three teller windows and only have one or two open even though the queue is right to the entrance door
Councils who do the same, where you have to pay money in
That will do for now
People do this all the time at the cinema! The place is never, ever packed when we go yet a lot of the times we end up sitting somewhere nice and quiet with no-one behind or in front of us....only for people to then come in and sit DIRECTLY behind us and then put their stinking sweaty feet up on the backs of our chairs.
Just be glad you don't go to the cinema where my daughter works, she caught a girl giving a lad a you know what during the film the other day
...the rest of her drink
...her popcorn
...the use of her mobile phone
...help understanding the film
...a paracetamol
...loving looks
...a quizzical look
...her coat to hold
??????
Any of the above?
Originally Posted by Ells:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Originally Posted by Ells:
Originally Posted by moonie:
I get really when people sit on the back of buses and put their dirty, smelly contaminated feet on seats other people have to sit on
Banks that three teller windows and only have one or two open even though the queue is right to the entrance door
Councils who do the same, where you have to pay money in
That will do for now
People do this all the time at the cinema! The place is never, ever packed when we go yet a lot of the times we end up sitting somewhere nice and quiet with no-one behind or in front of us....only for people to then come in and sit DIRECTLY behind us and then put their stinking sweaty feet up on the backs of our chairs.
Just be glad you don't go to the cinema where my daughter works, she caught a girl giving a lad a you know what during the film the other day
...the rest of her drink
...her popcorn
...the use of her mobile phone
...help understanding the film
...a paracetamol
...loving looks
...a quizzical look
...her coat to hold
??????
Any of the above?
My hanging basket is coming along nicely
Originally Posted by Saint:
My hanging basket is coming along nicely
Looking good. What's the pink flower at the top? Is it some rose variety? Also what's with the spikes on the fence?
Spikes put there by over zealous neighbours trying to deter cats
And the pink is just a variety of petunia - another basket I have has frilly yellow ones - most unusual
Loving the spikes on the fence Rents ... our neighbours have six cats, I'm thinking of buying some kitty andrex for them, coz they obviously think our garden is a public cat loo!!
Originally Posted by Rexi:
Loving the spikes on the fence Rents ... our neighbours have six cats, I'm thinking of buying some kitty andrex for them, coz they obviously think our garden is a public cat loo!!
Rexi, I have been having that problem on the bit of garden I have done at the front, tried everything citrus wise, orange peel, garden pest stuff. But do you know what has worked. Toilet rim blocks obviously citrus scented. They also melt away in the rain. Nee shit on my garden for almost 3 weeks now.
Oh FFS, day 2 of my new neighbours and for the 2nd night running their friggin yorkies are again yapping in the garden.
Yes, I know I have 2 dogs too, but they are on lock down from 11 pm until 7 am.
I swear, I am going to pole vault the fence and shut those dogs up in a minute.
Originally Posted by Jenstar:
My fair Irish skin is really burnt tonight! 
Ty Rog.
On the cat issue I've been having a clear out so wheelie bin is full and I had to place a black bag on top of it. Next doors cat was in it in minutes eating
so I put a new bag on it and shook pepper all over it..... Looks like the little sod tried to tear the bag but didn't like the pepper so left it alone : D
On the cat issue I've been having a clear out so wheelie bin is full and I had to place a black bag on top of it. Next doors cat was in it in minutes eating
so I put a new bag on it and shook pepper all over it..... Looks like the little sod tried to tear the bag but didn't like the pepper so left it alone : DCinds ... have just been to Sainsbury's and my garden is now smelling lovely!! Thanks 
I used to have the same problem with a neighbour's yapping yorkie. Thankfully they've moved now ... I pity their new neighbours!
I used to phone them up and ask if they were okay. When the said 'yes, why?' I used to say that the dog had been barking for ages and I was worried that they had fallen or something and the dog was trying to attract someone's attention. In the end they stopped answering the phone, so one night I got out of bed, it was about 11pm, and went round there in my dressing gown!
Originally Posted by Ells:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Originally Posted by Ells:
Originally Posted by moonie:
I get really when people sit on the back of buses and put their dirty, smelly contaminated feet on seats other people have to sit on
Banks that three teller windows and only have one or two open even though the queue is right to the entrance door
Councils who do the same, where you have to pay money in
That will do for now
People do this all the time at the cinema! The place is never, ever packed when we go yet a lot of the times we end up sitting somewhere nice and quiet with no-one behind or in front of us....only for people to then come in and sit DIRECTLY behind us and then put their stinking sweaty feet up on the backs of our chairs.
Just be glad you don't go to the cinema where my daughter works, she caught a girl giving a lad a you know what during the film the other day
...the rest of her drink
...her popcorn
...the use of her mobile phone
...help understanding the film
...a paracetamol
...loving looks
...a quizzical look
...her coat to hold
??????
Any of the above?
Originally Posted by Saint:
My hanging basket is coming along nicely
My tubs of petunias are better than yours
Originally Posted by Jenstar:
1st 3.5lbs Whoop 
I bet you feel (and look) fantastic 
Originally Posted by Rexi:
Cinds ... have just been to Sainsbury's and my garden is now smelling lovely!! Thanks
I used to have the same problem with a neighbour's yapping yorkie. Thankfully they've moved now ... I pity their new neighbours!
I used to phone them up and ask if they were okay. When the said 'yes, why?' I used to say that the dog had been barking for ages and I was worried that they had fallen or something and the dog was trying to attract someone's attention. In the end they stopped answering the phone, so one night I got out of bed, it was about 11pm, and went round there in my dressing gown!
What did you use to make the garden smell good?
Originally Posted by Jenstar:
I do Rexi, people are stopping me in the street saying they've noticed I've lost weight and I desperately need a few new clothes in a smaller size!
Love it
I've lost about the same thisyear and I just love the fact that clothes fit nicely ... and that I've had to send loads to the charity shop and simply HAD to buy new to replace them!!
Originally Posted by Cinds:
Originally Posted by Rexi:
Cinds ... have just been to Sainsbury's and my garden is now smelling lovely!! Thanks
I used to have the same problem with a neighbour's yapping yorkie. Thankfully they've moved now ... I pity their new neighbours!
I used to phone them up and ask if they were okay. When the said 'yes, why?' I used to say that the dog had been barking for ages and I was worried that they had fallen or something and the dog was trying to attract someone's attention. In the end they stopped answering the phone, so one night I got out of bed, it was about 11pm, and went round there in my dressing gown!
What did you use to make the garden smell good?
Read yer posts!! Smelly toilet block thingies!
Originally Posted by Rexi:
Originally Posted by Cinds:
Originally Posted by Rexi:
Cinds ... have just been to Sainsbury's and my garden is now smelling lovely!! Thanks
I used to have the same problem with a neighbour's yapping yorkie. Thankfully they've moved now ... I pity their new neighbours!
I used to phone them up and ask if they were okay. When the said 'yes, why?' I used to say that the dog had been barking for ages and I was worried that they had fallen or something and the dog was trying to attract someone's attention. In the end they stopped answering the phone, so one night I got out of bed, it was about 11pm, and went round there in my dressing gown!
What did you use to make the garden smell good?
Read yer posts!! Smelly toilet block thingies!
Oh jesus please tell me I read your post right ... I have got four Sainsbury basics toilet blocks nestling in my marigolds atm!
Originally Posted by Jenstar:
1st 3.5lbs Well done Jen
Originally Posted by Rexi:
Originally Posted by Rexi:
Originally Posted by Cinds:
Originally Posted by Rexi:
Cinds ... have just been to Sainsbury's and my garden is now smelling lovely!! Thanks
I used to have the same problem with a neighbour's yapping yorkie. Thankfully they've moved now ... I pity their new neighbours!
I used to phone them up and ask if they were okay. When the said 'yes, why?' I used to say that the dog had been barking for ages and I was worried that they had fallen or something and the dog was trying to attract someone's attention. In the end they stopped answering the phone, so one night I got out of bed, it was about 11pm, and went round there in my dressing gown!
What did you use to make the garden smell good?
Read yer posts!! Smelly toilet block thingies!
Oh jesus please tell me I read your post right ... I have got four Sainsbury basics toilet blocks nestling in my marigolds atm!
yes you read it right, I just wasn't sure whether that was what you were talking about.
Originally Posted by Cinds:
Originally Posted by Rexi:
Originally Posted by Rexi:
Originally Posted by Cinds:
Originally Posted by Rexi:
Cinds ... have just been to Sainsbury's and my garden is now smelling lovely!! Thanks
I used to have the same problem with a neighbour's yapping yorkie. Thankfully they've moved now ... I pity their new neighbours!
I used to phone them up and ask if they were okay. When the said 'yes, why?' I used to say that the dog had been barking for ages and I was worried that they had fallen or something and the dog was trying to attract someone's attention. In the end they stopped answering the phone, so one night I got out of bed, it was about 11pm, and went round there in my dressing gown!
What did you use to make the garden smell good?
Read yer posts!! Smelly toilet block thingies!
Oh jesus please tell me I read your post right ... I have got four Sainsbury basics toilet blocks nestling in my marigolds atm!
yes you read it right, I just wasn't sure whether that was what you were talking about.
Phew!!
Originally Posted by Rexi:
Originally Posted by Cinds:
Originally Posted by Rexi:
Originally Posted by Rexi:
Originally Posted by Cinds:
Originally Posted by Rexi:
Cinds ... have just been to Sainsbury's and my garden is now smelling lovely!! Thanks
I used to have the same problem with a neighbour's yapping yorkie. Thankfully they've moved now ... I pity their new neighbours!
I used to phone them up and ask if they were okay. When the said 'yes, why?' I used to say that the dog had been barking for ages and I was worried that they had fallen or something and the dog was trying to attract someone's attention. In the end they stopped answering the phone, so one night I got out of bed, it was about 11pm, and went round there in my dressing gown!
What did you use to make the garden smell good?
Read yer posts!! Smelly toilet block thingies!
Oh jesus please tell me I read your post right ... I have got four Sainsbury basics toilet blocks nestling in my marigolds atm!
yes you read it right, I just wasn't sure whether that was what you were talking about.
Phew!!
Rexi, my neighbours think I am nutty for putting citrus toilet blocks on my garden, but I don't care.
A. There's no cat shit.
B. My flowers are lovely
My neighbours cat lives in my garden. I don't like cats but I like mice even less so I leave it alone.
I have no idea if he/she shits out there, I don't go out there. It's a bit overgrown even though we get it cut every 2/3 weeks. It needs a lot of work done to it. Cinds, you want to come visit and play gardener?
Originally Posted by Ells:
My neighbours cat lives in my garden. I don't like cats but I like mice even less so I leave it alone.
I have no idea if he/she shits out there, I don't go out there. It's a bit overgrown even though we get it cut every 2/3 weeks. It needs a lot of work done to it. Cinds, you want to come visit and play gardener?
Oh yes please, I love doing gardens. can I come when you've just had the new baby so I can sniff her?
Originally Posted by Cinds:
Originally Posted by Ells:
My neighbours cat lives in my garden. I don't like cats but I like mice even less so I leave it alone.
I have no idea if he/she shits out there, I don't go out there. It's a bit overgrown even though we get it cut every 2/3 weeks. It needs a lot of work done to it. Cinds, you want to come visit and play gardener?
Oh yes please, I love doing gardens. can I come when you've just had the new baby so I can sniff her?
Yes!! Bring alcohol. I love smelling babies too. And feeling their lovely soft skin. *sigh* roll on September
Originally Posted by Saint:
Spikes put there by over zealous neighbours trying to deter cats
And the pink is just a variety of petunia - another basket I have has frilly yellow ones - most unusual
Could do with some of those, local cats seem to think our newly laid grass is a latrine.
I found the electric/sensor/sonic devices effective. Even after the batteries run out the cats avoid the garden for a few weeks. First sign of er, droppings, and it's time to replace.
One needs to switch 'em off when sunbathing or gardening but.
What the hell has Tulisa done to herself? Plastic Surgery courtesy of Gerry Anderson?
Originally Posted by Jenstar:
1st 3.5lbs
Originally Posted by Kaffs:
What the hell has Tulisa done to herself? Plastic Surgery courtesy of Gerry Anderson?
That was a brilliant comment Kaffy, had me proper laughing out loud
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by Kaffs:
What the hell has Tulisa done to herself? Plastic Surgery courtesy of Gerry Anderson?
That was a brilliant comment Kaffy, had me proper laughing out loud
Me too EC, I can almost see the puppet strings!
Originally Posted by Rexi:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by Kaffs:
What the hell has Tulisa done to herself? Plastic Surgery courtesy of Gerry Anderson?
That was a brilliant comment Kaffy, had me proper laughing out loud
Me too EC, I can almost see the puppet strings!
EC contemplates a spot of photoshopping
