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octophone

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Mawninn.

There are waaaayyyyyy to many people in this office today. No likey.
 
Has anyone ever bought tickets from Ticketek? I need to sell one of my Girls Aloud tickets but apparently it's not as easy as with Ticketmaster.
 
Is it a digital ticket or a physical one? If it's a physical one you're kinda goosed; they're usually shipped late to prevent resales.
 
octophone said:
Is it a digital ticket or a physical one? If it's a physical one you're kinda goosed; they're usually shipped late to prevent resales.
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It's physical, but my email says I should receive it 6 weeks before the event 🤔
 
Is there a reason why you’re not using the Ticketmaster fan resale option @Rachey? Are you still going to the gig yourself? If so, you could always use good old eBay and meet the buyer in person…..
 
jyxz said:
Is there a reason why you’re not using the Ticketmaster fan resale option @Rachey? Are you still going to the gig yourself? If so, you could always use good old eBay and meet the buyer in person…..
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I didn't buy the tickets from Ticketmaster so wasn't sure if I could sell them on there 🤔

Mandy's going so she could take the ticket.
 
My mum has been wanting a pet for a while as she’s been feeling lonely. She wanted a dog but she’s not really well enough to look after one properly so she decided on a cat. I found a kitten on Gumtree and went to get him and things were going well till my mum tripped over the kitten and had a fall. She’s okay but she can’t look after the kitten. So I’ve taken him in but I have a severe allergy to cats. At the moment I’m double dosing on my anti allergy meds and it’s okay for the moment though my throat is scratchy and my eyes are a bit watery, so I don’t think I’ll be able to keep him. Not sure what to do. Any way - meet Paddy!

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You can often brute force your way through a cat allergy. I have a friend that only discovered they were allergic to cats after they moved out from their parents house (where they had a cat their whole life) and started sneezing etc only when they came back to visit.
 
Kala said:
My mum has been wanting a pet for a while as she’s been feeling lonely. She wanted a dog but she’s not really well enough to look after one properly so she decided on a cat. I found a kitten on Gumtree and went to get him and things were going well till my mum tripped over the kitten and had a fall. She’s okay but she can’t look after the kitten. So I’ve taken him in but I have a severe allergy to cats. At the moment I’m double dosing on my anti allergy meds and it’s okay for the moment though my throat is scratchy and my eyes are a bit watery, so I don’t think I’ll be able to keep him. Not sure what to do. Any way - meet Paddy!

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Oh my god he is adorable 🥹🥹🥹🥹

I kind of want him!
 
ZenGiraffe said:
You can often brute force your way through a cat allergy. I have a friend that only discovered they were allergic to cats after they moved out from their parents house (where they had a cat their whole life) and started sneezing etc only when they came back to visit.
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Yeah, my other half used to be allergic to cats before we took ours in two years ago, and after a short time he stopped having the allergies, or they just return for a day or so every so often at random.

Hopefully your body can get used to him Kala, he's so cute. I'd love to have a kitten from when it's that small.
 
Today consisted of clothes fitting, going to the beach, eating, biking and getting a massage.

It's all quite surreal.
 
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