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  • jeferey
    jeferey Posts: 4,300 Forumite
    Mortgage-free Glee!
    Well done Jonty! I much prefer that hug to the 'pervy' Mse one!
    Spent 2 hours in A&E with FD, turns out she's got ear infection and stomach bug. FB's have gone home now but coming back half term, ace!
    If at first you don't succeed, try, try, try - oh bu99er that just cheat :D
  • Dr.Who-Who
    Dr.Who-Who Posts: 7,774 Forumite
    A & T

    1 x Ocean Spray Cranberry & Raspberry Juice Drink (1L)£1.24£1.17
    2 x Ocean Spray Cranberry & Blackcurrant Juice Drink (...£2.48£1.17
    1 x Kingsmill 50/50 Medium Sliced Bread (800g)£1.00£1.00
    1 x Kingsmill 50/50 Thick Sliced Bread (800g)£1.00£1.00
    1 x Ocean Spray Cranberry & Blueberry Juice Drink (1L)£1.24N/A (picked the wrong one!)
    1 x Chicago Town Deep Dish Four Cheese Pizza (2 per pa...£1.98£1.00
    3 x Huggies Pure Baby Wipes (64)£3.00£2.59
    1 x Benecol Summer Fruits Yogurts (4x120g)£2.38£1.99
    1 x Gillette 3x Triple Protection System Deodorant Bod...£2.00£1.05
    1 x Gillette 3x Triple Protection System Deodorant Bod...£2.00£1.05

    A & S

    1 x Ocean Spray Cranberry & Raspberry Juice Drink (1L)£1.24£0.62
    2 x Ocean Spray Cranberry & Blackcurrant Juice Drink (...£2.48£1.24
    1 x Ocean Spray Cranberry & Blueberry Juice Drink (1L)£1.24£0.62
    1 x Benecol Summer Fruits Yogurts (4x120g)£2.38£1.91

    ok, will continue later - got to eat my fish & chip 1st. Too busy to cook ducky today.
    RIP my dear dear parent : Mum aged 62 (17/5/1990) & Dad aged 89 (23/1/2012)


  • jeferey
    jeferey Posts: 4,300 Forumite
    Mortgage-free Glee!
    I really don't like spending money on mobile phones, I put £10 on and it usually lasts 6 - 9 months. I use free texts on Internet whenever I can. I have DD1's old phone, I like it as it has a proper keyboard that slides out.
    If at first you don't succeed, try, try, try - oh bu99er that just cheat :D
  • m4rtin
    m4rtin Posts: 3,185 Forumite
    aneres wrote: »
    My oh thinks I'm a tramp. He came to Mr T's with me today and I wombled a few receipts. I didn't care and just carried on looking for them.

    Tell him to join in ;)

    Sighted one in a trolley yesterday (Mother and baby type with the blue baby seats) and thought here we go so clambered in amongst them to reclaim said receipt and first thing noticed was that it was from 31/12 :eek: but mainly £80 spend and lots of alcohol so had high hopes....Dunno how it could have been there for 3 weeks unless someone dumped it recently but anyhow their loss, produced a 'Sorry'....and £9.07 TPG which is way my best ever other than deliberate ones ;):j:j
    :p:p Have a good [STRIKE]Tesc[/STRIKE][STRIKE]Asd[/STRIKE]WHO? day - Err....I still wish Mozzies had a better website even though they are now on MyS! :p:p :rotfl:;)
  • myrtleturtle
    myrtleturtle Posts: 8,206 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    :rotfl: cheeky

    i'll remember that next time you get lost;) on coupon thread :p

    Dr.Who-Who wrote: »
    Nah, MT doesn't need it she is a lurker here she does not deserve it10.gif
  • Dr.Who-Who
    Dr.Who-Who Posts: 7,774 Forumite
    m4rtin wrote: »
    Tell him to join in ;):j


    ahem.... are you lost too?:D Where have you been?
    RIP my dear dear parent : Mum aged 62 (17/5/1990) & Dad aged 89 (23/1/2012)


  • Dr.Who-Who
    Dr.Who-Who Posts: 7,774 Forumite
    edited 21 January 2012 at 8:07PM
    err. Blue, today @ T, I got 50% more than you and I only paid 23p:p:p:p:p:p

    the womble that you gave me... well it came back with 14p:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::rotfl: think I give it a missed.

    A & S
    1 x Fox's Ambers Cookies - Praline (170g)£1.00£0.60
    RIP my dear dear parent : Mum aged 62 (17/5/1990) & Dad aged 89 (23/1/2012)


  • Dr.Who-Who
    Dr.Who-Who Posts: 7,774 Forumite
    jeferey wrote: »
    I really don't like spending money on mobile phones, I put £10 on and it usually lasts 6 - 9 months. I use free texts on Internet whenever I can. I have DD1's old phone, I like it as it has a proper keyboard that slides out.

    I totally agree with you Jeff, you & I have the same thinking;) I think its a waste of £££ to give the kids monthly top up when mine can last me 1 - 2 years for £10 top up.
    RIP my dear dear parent : Mum aged 62 (17/5/1990) & Dad aged 89 (23/1/2012)


  • jonty03
    jonty03 Posts: 692 Forumite
    500 Posts
    Am babysitting so need to get DGC ready for bed before Sherlock starts at 8pm. Saw it last Sunday and just have to watch it again (is that something I should be admitting?). I think I've worked out what may have happened but need to see again in case I missed something. Love the programme and can't understand why they only release the series in 3 episodes each time. I need more!
  • Dr.Who-Who
    Dr.Who-Who Posts: 7,774 Forumite
    edited 21 January 2012 at 9:10PM
    ahhh!!!!!!!!!!!! why is it that sons are more troublesome than daughters?

    I found the sim that I wanna get for him as we are with virgin I can get this one :-

    V irgin Media £5.00 - 30 day rolling contract
    SIM card cost FREE
    Your tariff gives you:
    • 3000 minutes to other Virgin mobiles
    • 100 minutes
    • 3000 texts
    Now he is telling me that he is going to buy 2nd hand blackberry from "his" friend and the phone is on Orange:eek: and it could be locked too.:eek::eek: He said Orange is doing £10/month - me said there is no way me will pay £10/month & he said "I'll contribute the other £5" me said " where are you going to get the money?" he said " I have some" me said ok, what happen when you run out of money?"

    I don't give any of my kids pocket money - they only get monies from me when they need to buy something with my approval.

    My son is a bit crafty! he gets £2 a day for school dinner & he will not spend all £2 any change he built it up:mad::mad: kept teling him to eat proper lunch food & if he needs more than £2 for food me willing to give but knowing him, he keeps it!:eek:

    Told him when I was his age - I dont have this type of priviledge. He said "well, we are living in a modern world and I have more friends than you". Cheeky bu99er
    RIP my dear dear parent : Mum aged 62 (17/5/1990) & Dad aged 89 (23/1/2012)


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