Army Thread 10th September 2011

[tiptronic_ct]

Army Thread 10th September 2011

:hallo: Army

Just woken up form a marathon nanna nap

Mollers, :l:l:l

Why are you bored, JC?

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread 10th September 2011

tiptronic_ct;1175933 wrote:
Why are you bored, JC?

I duuuuunnnnnnnnnnoooooooooo...................she says in a whingey 12 year old girly voice..........I just am

[stirly-girly]

Army Thread 10th September 2011

Hiya Troopers!!

Jackie - something to make you smile.

I always crack up at the part where he puts the lettuce in his sock to spin-dry it...:H

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bS1ePEZZCDY[/video]]Mr Bean - Sandwich making - YouTube

[tiptronic_ct]

Army Thread 10th September 2011

Hiya Stirly :hallo:

[anon]

Army Thread 10th September 2011

Evening all.
So sorry about your boy Molly horrible stuff but at least you know a bit where he is coming from.

Been at a big family do all afternoon. I did not have to do any of the catering BLISS. Off to anothe party in 30 mins.

I must be OK as I would not even think/dream of having a drink

[tiptronic_ct]

Army Thread 10th September 2011

Good on ya, Mrs. A :l

[tiptronic_ct]

Army Thread 10th September 2011

***burp***

I'm going to be a tad garlicky for a day or two...

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread 10th September 2011

Yooooooooooo hoooooooooooooo Mrs A, Stirly.

Grab me a couple of sausage rolls while your there will ya, Whizzy.

[tiptronic_ct]

Army Thread 10th September 2011

JackieClaire;1175944 wrote: Yooooooooooo hoooooooooooooo Mrs A, Stirly.

Grab me a couple of sausage rolls while your there will ya, Whizzy.

A good sausage roll is hard to find, though.

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread 10th September 2011

tiptronic_ct;1175945 wrote: A good sausage roll is hard to find, though.

At the moment I don't care if she found it under the table covered in fluff.

[stirly-girly]

Army Thread 10th September 2011

mollyka;1175883 wrote: Hi Army - just a dip in and out - bit like MrsA --- my house in invaded:upset: Bit of a worry as well, my youngest (17) has manifested symptoms of depression on and off for the last cuppla years, had an incident in school yesterday, out of a nothing situation, ended up in the vice-principles office crying his eyes out. Was dealt with very well in school and cos hubs is on his 24/7 stint until next Tues. I said nothing to him, but young lad came home apologising and hubs kicked off that I hadn't told him FFS I can't do right for doing wrong
Very worried bout my little boy - but at least he knows I understand --- seems ok today, just don't know what to do

:wavin: Tips.

Hello Mrs. A. Enjoy yourself and :goodjob: on not wanting a drink...

I sort of jumped in here without reading back that much. Mollers - sorry about your son. And can't really offer any advice. We got through the teen years without depression and such. Our worst problem was bad acne and a father that didn't want his kids turning into men. The teen years are so fecking hard, depression sure won't make it any easier. Does he talk to you? Or another family member or a neighbour or someone? You know, talk about what upsets him and how he feels in general. Not easy getting them to open up but I think each teen has one person they feel they can talk to. If not, maybe you can get him to a counsellor or a psychologist who specializes in teen problems. I hope the help he needs is available in your area. Poor kid. And other students can be so cruel. Sending you a :huggy. My bet is that Mr. Molly snapped at you more out of worry about your son rather than the fact that you hadn't told him. That's how Mr. Stirly usually reacts....

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread 10th September 2011

Loved the Mr Bean, Stirls.

When the son and heir saw this the first time he didn't half cry and cry and cry.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nifdpFOY1FQ[/video]]Mr Bean - Car squashed by tank - YouTube

[tiptronic_ct]

Army Thread 10th September 2011

JackieClaire;1175946 wrote: At the moment I don't care if she found it under the table covered in fluff.

Och - I wouldn't sweat it if I was you.

A sausage roll is one of those things where the idea of it is almost invariably better than reality.

Like birthdays, come to think of it :H:H:H

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread 10th September 2011

You're right, Tips.

I'll stick with me marinaded lamb chops with wild rice, spinach and carrots.

errrrrrrm hate to tell you this but I'm starting me Chrimbo shopping within days.

[stirly-girly]

Army Thread 10th September 2011

tiptronic_ct;1175943 wrote: ***burp***

I'm going to be a tad garlicky for a day or two...And :no: we don't want to know why...

JackieClaire;1175944 wrote: Yooooooooooo hoooooooooooooo Mrs A, Stirly.

Grab me a couple of sausage rolls while your there will ya, Whizzy.So Mrs. A has a new nick-name...:H

tiptronic_ct;1175945 wrote: A good sausage roll is hard to find, though.How about a good sock roll....
JackieClaire;1175946 wrote: At the moment I don't care if she found it under the table covered in fluff.

:yukko:
JackieClaire;1175948 wrote: Loved the Mr Bean, Stirls.

When the son and heir saw this the first time he didn't half cry and cry and cry.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nifdpFOY1FQ[/video]]Mr Bean - Car squashed by tank - YouTube

Jackie, I have never seen that before. No wonder he cried. Mind you I was quite impressed with that lovely table full of cupcakes and such. Haven't had one in years and years...:upset:
tiptronic_ct;1175949 wrote: Och - I wouldn't sweat it if I was you.

A sausage roll is one of those things where the idea of it is almost invariably better than reality.

Like birthdays, come to think of it :H

Birthdays are fine Tips but sausage rolls can be dicey. Specially if the quality of the sausage and the pastry are not the best. Just a salty, greasy bleck is what you get...