[doodle doo]

i had a decent education but even i'm a bit confused why eggs don't hatch if you leave them in the box past their sell by date

thanks flora.

right, i'm off. shades *check* fags *check* old faithful pants

laters babes x

[Flora Poste]

Originally Posted by doodle doo

i had a decent education but even i'm a bit confused why eggs don't hatch if you leave them in the box past their sell by date

thanks flora.

right, i'm off. shades *check* fags *check* old faithful pants

laters babes x

I have baked you one of these for when you get back http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?q=che...72LX6DA&zoom=1

[jojo the joyful]

Hello again all

Just been boosting the sales of Bella's book

One drunken night, I was pondering the meaning of life and i worked out what came first, the chicken or the egg

[Hicky]

Originally Posted by tvqueen1905

I wasn't eggspecting to open this thread and read about the topic of eggs how eggsciting

I scrambled into the new thread as it was boiling in the other one, nice to come home to roost.

Originally Posted by honeythewitch

No, it makes no difference if they are fertilized or not.
I was surprised about the Hitler ignorance but the school curriculum only lightly touches on the reasons for the war before exam level, however, the egg cycle is thoroughly explained for 6-7 year olds so i cant imagine how she could not know.

Originally Posted by honeythewitch

Which bit? Unfertilized?

My spell check was complaining when i quoted you.
It was probably fertilised and cockerel
which i don't think was the way you had it.

[minkski]

Originally Posted by Flora Poste

I have baked you one of these for when you get back http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?q=che...72LX6DA&zoom=1

Mmmmm pie

[Hicky]

Originally Posted by jojo the joyful

Hello again all

Just been boosting the sales of Bella's book

One drunken night, I was pondering the meaning of life and i worked out what came first, the chicken or the egg

You could sell them in sets of 5 to stand on to reach the top cupboard in the kitchen.

You time is wasted in your present job, you could be a scientist or something.

[Flora Poste]

Originally Posted by minkski

Mmmmm pie

[Flora Poste]

Originally Posted by jojo the joyful

Hello again all

Just been boosting the sales of Bella's book

One drunken night, I was pondering the meaning of life and i worked out what came first, the chicken or the egg

You havent gone and set up a book stall have you?

[JoJo4]

Originally Posted by Flora Poste

I have baked you one of these for when you get back http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?q=che...72LX6DA&zoom=1

Morning guys - Flora that looks delicious.

Had mad thunder storm a while ago, dog is still panting and trying to get under the desk. OH left 2 of the upstairs windows wide open so we now have 2 mini floods and a large pool on the lawn.

[jojo the joyful]

Originally Posted by Hicky

You could sell them in sets of 5 to stand on to reach the top cupboard in the kitchen.

You time is wasted in your present job, you could be a scientist or something.

Originally Posted by Flora Poste

You havent gone and set up a book stall have you?

Just spreading the good word in the "Lesley BB8 was Great thread

I am wasted as a house wife. But I have just applied to McDonalds & Lidl this morning

[JoJo4]

Originally Posted by jojo the joyful

Just spreading the good word in the "Lesley BB8 was Great thread

I am wasted as a house wife. But I have just applied to McDonalds & Lidl this morning

jojo forget it, you're over qualified, millionfold over qualified

[jojo the joyful]

Originally Posted by JoJo4

jojo forget it, you're over qualified, millionfold over qualified

Hello and Thank you JoJo

Thing is we are broke and both places are a 15 minute walk away.

It will be like a busmans holiday

(Not sure about the lidl one though, i'm not Polish )

[honeythewitch]

Originally Posted by Hicky

I scrambled into the new thread as it was boiling in the other one, nice to come home to roost.




My spell check was complaining when i quoted you.
It was probably fertilised and cockerel
which i don't think was the way you had it.

Cockerel was misspelled but i always say fertilize with a z because both ways are correct and i prefer it that way (even if it is more popular in America) because i lived in the west country for so long and that is how it's pronounced.

I am rubbish at spelling if i type though, and sometimes have to write on paper to remember a spelling. It is as if something in the brain gets disconnected.
You are pretty crap too.

[honeythewitch]

Originally Posted by jojo the joyful

Hello and Thank you JoJo

Thing is we are broke and both places are a 15 minute walk away.

It will be like a busmans holiday

(Not sure about the lidl one though, i'm not Polish )

I thought it was German.
I fully agree with you. If you need the money just go and do it. No point sitting starving admiring your degrees by candlelight.
I doubt that anybody would find these jobs easy. They require many skills.
Good luck.

[JoJo4]

Originally Posted by jojo the joyful

Hello and Thank you JoJo

Thing is we are broke and both places are a 15 minute walk away.

It will be like a busmans holiday

(Not sure about the lidl one though, i'm not Polish )

Well in that case go for it - you'll be running several branches by the end of the week It's always easier to get a job when you're already employed so you could use is as a stepping stone if you wanted to.

[jojo the joyful]

Thanks Honey,

Your'e right, it is German, but every one we have shopped in has been staffed by Eastern Europeans. (Except our local one funny enough)

I don't care what the work is. It will always be a lot less stressful than working as a staff nurse on a coronary care unit or on any ward for that matter.

And think of the Big Macs

Thanks JOJO

[JoJo4]

Originally Posted by honeythewitch

I thought it was German.
I fully agree with you. If you need the money just go and do it. No point sitting starving admiring your degrees by candlelight.
I doubt that anybody would find these jobs easy. They require many skills.
Good luck.

I thought she meant that many of the staff are Polish????

[jojo the joyful]

Originally Posted by JoJo4

I thought she meant that many of the staff are Polish????

Even the lidls I used to shop in in Germany were staffed by Polish

[JoJo4]

Originally Posted by jojo the joyful

Thanks Honey,

Your'e right, it is German, but every one we have shopped in has been staffed by Eastern Europeans. (Except our local one funny enough)

I don't care what the work is. It will always be a lot stressful than working as a staff nurse on a coronary care unit or on any ward for that matter.

And think of the Big Macs

The daughter of a friend of mine is a specialist nurse in an A&E trauma department, she's about 36/7 now with 2 children. Although she's always loved her job with a passion, the stress is getting to her now and she's looking to leave the profession. She's also sick of never having enough gloves/equipment in general and having to run round to other departments to find essential stuff (probably not an official term!)

[JoJo4]

Originally Posted by jojo the joyful

Even the lidls I used to shop in in Germany were staffed by Polish

They have an excellent work ethic regardless of the job they do and many of them are professionals in their own country.

[Hicky]

Originally Posted by JoJo4

Morning guys - Flora that looks delicious.

Had mad thunder storm a while ago, dog is still panting and trying to get under the desk. OH left 2 of the upstairs windows wide open so we now have 2 mini floods and a large pool on the lawn.

Morning JoJo, not many people have a lawn upstairs, but it would save going out to cut the grass.

Originally Posted by honeythewitch

Cockerel was misspelled but i always say fertilize with a z because both ways are correct and i prefer it that way (even if it is more popular in America) because i lived in the west country for so long and that is how it's pronounced.

I am rubbish at spelling if i type though, and sometimes have to write on paper to remember a spelling. It is as if something in the brain gets disconnected.
You are pretty crap too.

I love spelling mistakes, seldom does it mean you can't understand what was meant.
I'm hopeless at spelling but can always tell when it's wrong just that i can't remember what's right.

Originally Posted by jojo the joyful

Hello and Thank you JoJo

Thing is we are broke and both places are a 15 minute walk away.

It will be like a busmans holiday

(Not sure about the lidl one though, i'm not Polish )

Talking about Busmans holiday, can you drive, get a PSV licence and it's not a bad job.
You get around anyway,

Originally Posted by JoJo4

I thought she meant that many of the staff are Polish????

I thought she meant the food was Polish.

Originally Posted by JoJo4

The daughter of a friend of mine is a specialist nurse in an A&E trauma department, she's about 36/7 now with 2 children. Although she's always loved her job with a passion, the stress is getting to her now and she's looking to leave the profession. She's also sick of never having enough gloves/equipment in general and having to run round to other departments to find essential stuff (probably not an official term!)

It's dreadful, i was in the eye department of Arrow Park and they had run out of plastic cups, the drinking water machine had water but no cups, what is the country coming to.

I asked an assistant if she could get 1 cup and 35 straws.

[JoJo4]

Originally Posted by Hicky

Morning JoJo, not many people have a lawn upstairs, but it would save going out to cut the grass.


I love spelling mistakes, seldom does it mean you can't understand what was meant.
I'm hopeless at spelling but can always tell when it's wrong just that i can't remember what's right.


Talking about Busmans holiday, can you drive, get a PSV licence and it's not a bad job.
You get around anyway,


I thought she meant the food was Polish.


It's dreadful, i was in the eye department of Arrow Park and they had run out of plastic cups, the drinking water machine had water but no cups, what is the country coming to.

I asked an assistant if she could get 1 cup and 35 straws.

I thought everyone had an upstairs lawn

As long as we can all understand the message, spelling shouldn't inhibit anyone from posting. We've had this conversation before I'm sure.

[Littsis]

I don't know anything about chickens' eggs, although i do still sometimes find a little red dot in mine.
I was taught nothing about Hitler. In those days history extended only as far as Bismark. Hitler was possibly too recent to quailfy as history, too indecent a subject to tackle in an all girls grammar, and qualified as current affairs, more the domain of a secondary modern curriculum than of an academic environment.

[Littsis]

Originally Posted by JoJo4

I thought everyone had an upstairs lawn

As long as we can all understand the message, spelling shouldn't inhibit anyone from posting. We've had this conversation before I'm sure.

I used to regard myself as somewhat of a spelling exponent. That too has slipped from my personal agenda. I retain it as a pleasure but no longer seek to assist others.

I agree with you that no frailties or lack of skills in any arena should inhibit one from posting. We all offer different things.
On a different aspect, there are some people whose posts I completely fail to understand, regardless of the quality of spelling.

[minkski]

Oddly, one of the things that irks me is bad manners- well maybe not oddly

If the HM's had some manners, they wouldn't have permitted Conor's outburst, nor Deana's shunning.

WUM's and trolls are a fine example