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2 interesting programmes on telly tomorrow night
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I loved the family in the Railway Children ! sob !
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A bit OT but has anyone read The Thrift Book, by India Knight? Thats the funniest thrift book I've ever read. I recommend it for comedy value only. (get it from the library).0
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flippin I agree. Totally hilarious.. "did you know that it costs less to cook meals than eat in fancy restaurants" lolWhat Would Bill Buchanan Do?0
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thriftlady wrote: »You mean you can't actually buy turkey, pud and all the trimmings, booze, the tree, cards and presents for all your family for £1?? Damn:(:p
no but apart from the booze and tree and presents you cna do it for under £20 quid they did a thing in the express last weekReplies to posts are always welcome, If I have made a mistake in the post, I am human, tell me nicely and it will be corrected. If your reply cannot be nice, has an underlying issue, or you believe that you are God, please post in another forum. Thank you0 -
flippin I agree. Totally hilarious.. "did you know that it costs less to cook meals than eat in fancy restaurants" lol
It was the downgrade your groceries to Marks and Spencers. And only buy designer clothes because everything else is a false economy. Make your own butter! And she recommended MAC make up for those on a budget! Lol.0 -
Here we go...the Pound Shop Infomercial programme is starting.
And if the Linda 'attend the opening of an envelope' Robson pops up, I'm switching off...
Edit: HOLD ON! How the $*@&$ did she manage to shop in Poundland without a 30 minute queue, no stuff falling off the aisles on to passers by, screaming children, grumbling pensioners, moaning MSE person (me) and without the PDQ machine crashing?I could dream to wide extremes, I could do or die: I could yawn and be withdrawn and watch the world go by.Yup you are officially Rock n Roll
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thriftlady wrote: »You mean you can't actually buy turkey, pud and all the trimmings, booze, the tree, cards and presents for all your family for £1?? Damn:(:p
Nope, the tree alone cost a fiver, in the pound shop
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Actually I like this programme, it seems to be a mix of testing pound shop products and telling us how they (the shops) work.
I'd like to give the lady who said the pound shop lowers the tone, and that people won't go into stroud because it has a pound shop, a good slap.
I might also start hanging round in pound shops, you never know, I might just pull the lady with the biggest house in the county 0 -
the small tree would have looked better with smaller baubles though.0
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Victorian Farm was absolutely lovely yet again !0
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