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Betty

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  1. Thanks Bzzzz. Panicked a wee bit as we were away and our poor neighbour was left with the fallout. All sorted now though. Thanks again guys.
  2. It's the main pipe bringing the water in . Turns out it is communal in a shared block.
  3. We are all private . Usually split everything that's related to the whole building.
  4. We've been having recurring issues with our main riser (8 flat tenement ) for 2 years now. On our side it's failed 3 times in different areas. My question is whether it's a communal issue as it's a communal pipe or does each floor hold responsibility for their own section? I'd have thought it'd be best to do the lot and make it communal responsibility. ... not in sections and pay bit by bit.... Any advice would be great before I go steaming in and make a complete Twat of myself cheers.
  5. Instead of flowers I baked cupcakes as centre pieces and made tablet (managed to find a Han Solo in carbonite mould....), coconut ice and fudge. A packet of sweetie shop bags and some wee Broon paper carrier bags along with a donation to our favourite charity. Went down a treat with the guests who all went home with a sugar rush. We over catered with the evening buffet and that got cleared also. No waste..... and a fabulous day and night.
  6. Don't know about that - but a collision at Cappielow between Collins and O'Keefe resulted in two stretchers being required at all grounds by St Andrews Ambulance. .. or so I am led to believe.
  7. This will sound nuts.... hang your dirty washing out. If he's disorientated the scent will help him find his way home. Don't give up. In the last 8 weeks I have returned the same Greek cat to Swiss owners who were living locally. The first time the cat was trapped in the stadium between 2 false ceilings and the second time it'd strayed further to Port Glasgow. He won't be far, while you are looking for him, he's probably living it up. Get on local social media. Look out for rescues. That's how Maunzli the Greek cat got home. I help out, the owners had contacted for help. It's usually as simple as that.
  8. Used to get it at least twice a year as a kid. Missed so much time at school because of it. Ended up having them out when I was 12. Even then I continued to get throat infections until I was in my mid twenties. Brutal, absolutely brutal. The only thing that would dull the pain was ice cold water and that was only for an instant. I had so much penbritain as a kid I now have a penicillin allergy. Won't take antibiotics now. Nightmare though when you are dying for a bit of toast but can't swallow it and a cup of tea is an instrument of torture.
  9. https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=531939926873298the rescue we support. Every day there's inspiration and heartache. Could you foster? Pm me and I will post you application forms.
  10. Please consider the rescue route before purchasing a puppy. Rescue dogs have so much to offer. Staffordshire Bull Terriers are fabulous and I won't hear a word against them. Generally if you are looking at a badly behaved dog then you are looking at the wrong end of the lead. That said, no responsible rescue will rehome without rigorous checks. Think about that when you think about the back up you'll get post adoption. A puppy and a baby are the idyllic combination. But it is a heck of a lot of work especially when you are sleep deprived.
  11. Tens machine. Lloyds chemist £10 for when painkillers aren't enough
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