lea75

can you please wait until you have agreed a trade before you add people hun...it gets really confusuing otherwise

thanks for the swap xx

thanks for the warning hun xx

hey lea i have spare bookcase if u would like to swap for the sofa xx sure hun...sent you a f/r x

I;ll have it for 3 x gmbs

yeah...just got the dress!!

I amreally desperate for the dress Rosie needs to get changed lol

I have extra shoes and sofa... looking for tree shelf...dress......bed....bookcase

no hun, I only tend to buy the dolls

only for me....I'm not trading them anymore

I really thought the new grey deer was going to be the incentive in the cash shop..but no it is the furniture shop!! Still nothing new though when you buy cash coins

we're not just for pet society though ... They can join just for the chat side of it

try and recruit all your friends then :winked: If you get enough members here then you can have your own language corner

Today I have chosen a very special song for our video of the day. As today is remembrance day we have The Soldiers - Coming home. Please listen carefully to the lyrics, as they are very poignant especially today as we remember all who have lost their lives sserving their countries

oh bless you! I love some of the old fashioned remedies...but have to admit I have never heard of that one

the only tricoloured bands I can see are the rainbow bands, which have been around for ages...but I cant see a diamond ring anywhere Can you take a screen shot of it to show us which one you mean?

I took my daughter to the cinema to watch UP in 3D and it was brilliant I love the Tigger movie...always makes me cry

Welcome Gabu

lmao It is really easy once you know how

There are plenty of times in the group when you might want to add a picture to your post...but do you know how?? If not then this is the guide for you There are 2 options... OPTION 1 Uploading an image from the internet Right click on the picture you want to copy....click on properties and copy the address (URL) When you go to post a message in PSFC, you need to paste the link into the image box...I have circled it in red in the picture so you know which is the image box Then press ok and your picture is added -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OPTION 2 Uploading a picture from your pc Click on Host an image (cirlced in green) and then click the browse button. Find the picture you want to post then click on 'Host it' Copy the Bottom URL (image URL) then paste that link into the image box (circled in red) Click ok then your picture is posted for all to see :

Your Facebook link is essential to trading at PSFC, without it you cannot trade with other members of the forum or beable to get gifts from members or claim prizes if you win one of our fantastic competitions at PSFC. It's simple to add your Facebook link or update it in your Profile: 1.Go to your facebook profile page and copy the link in the address bar. 2. Come back into PSFC and click on the "Your Profile" tab at the top of the page. 3. Scroll down until you come to contact info, and then paste your link into the Facebook slot. Don't forget to click save. If you are still having probelms then please leave a message here, and we will do our best to help [/b] You also need to go into your privacy settings in Facebook, contact information and make sure you have add as friend set as everyone.

hey all How is everyone tonight?

cant beat a good power ballad

its only on the same level as 'Itchy and scratchy' in The Simpsons........ If it is really offending you though, please feel free to pm me about it...last thing we want is to upset any members

Here in the UK, November 11th is remembrance day. This is a special day to remember all who have died or been injured fighting for our country as well as showing our support for those still serving. A two minute silence is observed at 11am on 11th day of the 11th month to mark the moment the Great War, or World War 1, came to end in 1918. The silence is usually observed at war memorials, cenotaphs and religious services and shopping centres throughout the country. People wear a red poppy to remember as the poppy was one of the only plants that grew on the battlefield. It thrives in disturbed soil, which was abundant on the battlefield due to intensive shelling. During the few weeks the plant blossomed, the battlefield was coloured blood red, not just from the red flower that grew in great numbers but also from the actual blood of the dead soldiers that lay scattered and untended to on the otherwise barren battlegrounds. CLICK HERE TO BUY THE ALBUM TO SHOW YOUR SUPPORT Please add the poppy to your siggy to show your support, as well as leave any messages, thoughts and memories here