Boots after-Christmas sales - 75% off now over?

moneysavingmumofone

*Twiddles thumbs*
Anyone want a choc? 32p tesco milk chocolate selection and blackcurrant squash, rock and roll baby.

anteater99

I'm from near Bath. No snow yet tonight.

crazyposhgal

shop-tilludrop wrote: »

Still trying to find out stock in Glasgow St Enoch Centre, anyone know?

Found this posted last night by Eklynne.

eklynne wrote: »

Attention Glasgow ladies!
Just back from city centre. St Enoch centre has NO stock and the lovely SA told me it had been transferred to other shops for tomorrow's 75% off sale.
Sauchiehall St was RAMMED with stock. Elle set, No7 Ultimate, Morgan perfume sets (2 types) Miss Sixty perfume sets, Sanctuary perfume sets and various other sanctuary, Fresh sets, Country Living teapot set (I'm planning on nabbing one of them tomo!) FCUK purse sets, LOADS of men's toiletries, Gok Hey Gorgeous (loads) 17 make up sets, Frontcover small set, R&M eye make up kit, I'm not sure exactly of what else, but the shelves were heaving and it was placed all over the shop. I wasn't going to go, but my willpower has let me down
If you're going to Glasvegas tomorrow, definitely head for Sauchie!! Buchanan Galleries has only a few shelves of the usual suspects, and as I said, St Enoch had nothing at all.
HTH ladies

bubblybaby4

Im in Yeovil, so im doing the same as you, thou there wasnt much left in both Yeovil stores today.... hope they have been busy overnight stocking it back up...

elysia2003

mmmkbb wrote: »

isnt someone says that paypal r rubbish for returns?

i got a paypal that is linked to my account, will it take money straight from my bank or the fund? what if i have not got enough fund?

thanks

Paypal is linked to your credit/debit card so they will take the paypal money in that account first and then top it up with money from card. or alternatively all of the money from the card!

HTH

Queen_of_NO_MATTER_WHAT

Candyboo wrote: »

I might have 40 winks

Why is it called 40 winks? I guess I could google it

shazzyf

Queen_of_NO_MATTER_WHAT wrote: »

I'm in the house on my own as OH is away and every noise I hear I keep thinking someone is breaking in, how para is that!!!

Awwww know how you feel - my hubby works permanent nights and it took me about 5 years to not listen to every noise and get a good nights sleep. Typical he is here tonight as going on a course tomorrow - he thinks I am bonkers for staying up!

inca_2

I am sooo going to struggle to get up for work tomorrow but need to stay up til it goes live as I'll have started work before the store opens so no option to go in the morning. Was going to book the morning off but got landed with a meeting before I could book it off. So I am sensibly staying up til stupid o'clock when I have to get up for work and have a meeting to be alert for. I;m sure I used to have a brain lol!

cousinjack_2

Hayhay wrote: »

im in truro nothing much left just gok sets , one aisle either side and thats it!!! but they are pretty stacked a few in the night garden toy sets other that photo brag books and toiletry sets, ive only ever been to the hayle one a couple of times so dont no how much they stock usually? falmouth also has frig all,

where are you??

between pz and helston, neither town store is any good. just hope i get something on-line! x

Candyboo

Well you did ask....
Forty winks is an English idiomatic noun that can be used in the singular or plural and means: to take a nap for a short period of time (usually not in bed),[1] or to take a short sleep during the day.[2]
Alternative idiomatic sayings such as could not sleep a wink provide the mental picture of a wink being the shortest type of sleep available and "forty winks" therefore gives an indication of an appropriate short sleep. Indeed the saying appears to have developed in relationship to 40 being an indefinite term for a large number that has almost sacred or magical quality. The use of the word 40 is reflected in numerous biblical references[3] for example Moses was on Mount Sinai for forty days and forty nights, Elijah was fed by ravens for forty days, Noah and his animals endured flooding rains for forty days, and then waited another forty days before he opened the window of the ark, and finally that Jesus Christ fasted for forty days, and then was seen forty days after his resurrection