TFoF money saving tips

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Anymore anyone ? :what:

Li li li li like it Jim. Haha, cant wait.........

I rather not get one,give me flowers in stead

7p? Are you mad, I always make one out of a bit of cardboard, Its the thought that counts,

Mermaid wrote:I rather not get one,give me flowers in stead

Daffodills at side of road will be out soon Mermaid. Cam can come and get some of ours, wont be out in Scotland for a while yet.

Talking of flowers we went to Ifonche last week and there were some trees amongst the pines with lovely blossom on.

I think I would rather stay at home, have a 7p tin of baked beans on toast with OH

Seems to be a lot of spend thrifts on here,

Different priorities for guys innit. 15 quid on flowers or 5 pints, no contest.

The flowers for me do not have to be expensive,it is the thought that counts.

I like it, low maintainence. Has he decided what to do with all that overtime money yet then.

Blown it on flights, And flowers now,

Perfectspecimen wrote:I like it, low maintainence. Has he decided what to do with all that overtime money yet then.

He is taking me to Tenerife in April

Me too but might go back earlier. I turned the fridge off but left half an onion and some butter in it. Its going to be minging soon!

How come you turn the fridge off ?, Your there every other week, Not scotch are you ?, A check list is a good idea, Have you locked the windows, Have you emptied the bins, Etc,

Not the first time either. I usually leave the fridge door open so no mould forms. And no I'm not Scottish, a fridge full of ice is as good as useless. I remembered to turn off the water and leccy, its Patsys fault, always panicking about missing the plane!

Perfectspecimen wrote:Me too but might go back earlier. I turned the fridge off but left half an onion and some butter in it. Its going to be minging soon!

Was that done on purpose so you have to go back soon lol

No, haha.

Topdog wrote:

I remember when I was just a kid, my dad used to send me to the village pub (knocked on back door), to get him a couple of "screwtops" of India Pale Ale. I think I was about 8 years old. Publican never batted an eyelid.

I actually had a pint of India Pale Ale today, feeling better see.

Good man Kev. If you can drink beer you're on the mend...

Topdog wrote:I actually had a pint of India Pale Ale today, feeling better see.

You wait till the morning.

India Pale Ale and a salt beef sarnie with a wallie........well he ain't a bad chap the landlord.