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27 October, 2012 at 9:28 pm #453654
@tinks wrote:
@rubyred wrote:
@tinks wrote:
@jen_jen wrote:
I know times are hard for many of us but…
I’ve just had a grandmother and her 2 grandchildren in the shop playing a game “what would we buy if we could afford it”. Apparently they’re going into all their favourite shops playing this and the grandmother explained that both her son and daughter in law are out of work at the moment and it’s all they can do to keep the roof over their heads and food on the table.
Seeing the faces of the 2 little girls as they left, I had to wonder…was this game fun or cruel?
And no, before anyone asks, they didn’t steal anything.
or was it supposed to play on your emotions and you were supposed to say……” here, have this”…..?
actually, that was My First thoughs too ! We have all felt skint times ( surely) the times I made my own Christmas Decorations when My son was small. anything else was a bonus !
ruby i’ve been there too making paper chains and snowflakes for hours on end with my children………..you know what?…..those lean times i have fond memories of………and life was a lot simpler then
I remember it well tinks.. was a bad winter and this was in the days of the 50p meters. I boughts a disney book from bargain books and the joy we had glueing things. and the feeling of acviement having snow white with glitter on top of a plastic tree :) I had always worked, and was put on the “sick” while pregnant.My doctor almost invited me to say i was ok.. and my money was cut in half back then. I never realisd the difference. ! He never suffered and this was back in the day near 30 years ago when we never had central heating or double glazing. My life was keeping him cosy. and i did and can make a mean pot of soup ever since :) I still do it.. keep in pulses and beans ( just in case) ..I feel almost guilt at the heat to whit my daughter was brought up in :)
you are right.. taught me a form of humbleness that i needed x
27 October, 2012 at 8:59 pm #453651@tinks wrote:
@jen_jen wrote:
I know times are hard for many of us but…
I’ve just had a grandmother and her 2 grandchildren in the shop playing a game “what would we buy if we could afford it”. Apparently they’re going into all their favourite shops playing this and the grandmother explained that both her son and daughter in law are out of work at the moment and it’s all they can do to keep the roof over their heads and food on the table.
Seeing the faces of the 2 little girls as they left, I had to wonder…was this game fun or cruel?
And no, before anyone asks, they didn’t steal anything.
or was it supposed to play on your emotions and you were supposed to say……” here, have this”…..?
actually, that was My First thoughs too ! We have all felt skint times ( surely) the times I made my own Christmas Decorations when My son was small. anything else was a bonus !
27 October, 2012 at 8:53 pm #512094@Ang47 Wales wrote:
Hello everyone.
Day in day out we read or here about the late Jimmy Savile. I did ask myself, What good will all this do bringing it up now, Jimmy Savile cannot be brought to justice, Do the victims have to chat to someone from the authorities about their horrid ordeal. ( i know it is something that people will not forget ).
I saw on the news this morning ( that someone had mentioned ) that these victims of the late Jimmy Savile maybe able to move on once they have come forward and able to discuss what happend to them but clearly will never forget.
If i had that experience, im not sure what i would do,,,i honestly dont,,,Would it help you move on??
In any event, im getting a bit fed up of hearing about it on a daily basis because it makes me think about what goes through someones mind to do that to children. teenagers etc.
ffs.. this is a wind up eh? surely ! echoes of a certain someone getting their post count up !
26 October, 2012 at 11:48 am #513527Certainly Momes.. I will let you know soon as I hear anything Official. And I doubt they would have played it as you know Organisational skills would have probably put on the Alexander Brothers :) something Couthy .
See you in the Horseshoe bar and Mines is a whisky n diet coke..x
25 October, 2012 at 8:29 pm #513454@anc wrote:
Bet it is the 2nd or 3rd step! Then you can pretend you have reached the bottom, for the 2nd or 3rd time! :wink:
you know me too well anc !!
25 October, 2012 at 7:02 pm #513452@momentaryloss wrote:
@rubyred wrote:
@panda12 wrote:
@kent f OBE wrote:
Right …I have signed up for my free class which has to be taken before 24th November…so if you are serious we can go together :lol:
:shock:
Ok, send me the date via pm and let’s do it! It’ll be fun, I think, lol. :D
oh .. sign me up for that too kenty and i will chum along too…
NOT ! im wheezing at the mere thought. .
Have a fag and run up and down the stairs twice.
Just as out of breath. Less money spent.
:lol:
I should point out, kids, that the cigarette reference was just for comic effect. As a ex-smoker, I don’t condone the use of cigarettes unless you are an adult and you know what you are doing.
TWICE !!! will have a ciggy break after the first load of stairs.
25 October, 2012 at 3:11 pm #513450@panda12 wrote:
@kent f OBE wrote:
Right …I have signed up for my free class which has to be taken before 24th November…so if you are serious we can go together :lol:
:shock:
Ok, send me the date via pm and let’s do it! It’ll be fun, I think, lol. :D
oh .. sign me up for that too kenty and i will chum along too…
NOT ! im wheezing at the mere thought. .
25 October, 2012 at 1:53 am #512087@panda12 wrote:
@rubyred wrote:
he kept his mothers dead body for weeks,, anyone else would be hauled up to court for not declaring a death ! But Sir Jim got away with it….creepier and creepier.
OMG!
I never knew that!
It doesn’t bear thinking about.
Well. there you go wee chicklet.. we learn something new everyday !!
Today I learnt that IM mega punctual and get damm ratty at folks who are not ! I also lerned much more but wll keep it to family viewing..
/makes ape like sounds and waves about a massive cigar… now then. now then..
25 October, 2012 at 1:47 am #513472@panda12 wrote:
@rubyred wrote:
@panda12 wrote:
I’m sure the spam emails have a way of reading ppl’s minds.
A mate of mine drinks Rosé wine – she got a spam email titled, “Are you out of Rose?”
She doesn’t buy it online.
I’m single again and now I’m getting spam emails from Match.com and Christian Mingle!
:-k
And it can’t be cookies on my PC, I’ve never been to a dating site.
Well, not yet anyway lol. :wink:
spooky ! me too regards cristian mingle etc.. ! sorry to butt n but I too wondered…I thought he was a relative of cain Dingle,till i tingled and read it properly ! I am more Joseph Mengle than Christian Mingle ffs.. (exagerrates for effect)
LMAO!
You daft, Scottish wee bint!
That’s hilarious!
You’ve put a huge grin on ma boat race! :D
bout time ye cracked out the grins my wee eel.mash and parsley liquor cockernee bint.. ok Drop the jellied eels as your a Veggie but you get my drift !
/tingles in the dingle department..
Ye gods i am a hot flushing !
Joseph mengle. Dundee.25 October, 2012 at 12:08 am #512085he kept his mothers dead body for weeks,, anyone else would be hauled up to court for not declaring a death ! But Sir Jim got away with it….creepier and creepier.
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