Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 5

ashe

mikem425 wrote: »

Maybe a self referral to AA might help:beer:

LOL! I know it looks crazy, but me and my friends like to mix cocktails so this deal came along just great for us!



thats quite old though, its now full to the brim.

we even like to take it on tour lol

our monthly night out in leeds





hotel room in turkey:



should hear us clink through duty free lol :rotfl:

FloFlo

sirbrainy wrote: »

When Kate turns up looking like the Tango woman, we'll know

Anybody else fed up of their wives listening to Royal Wedding carp on TV?

I will tell my wife to turn it off right now!!! :T:T:T:T:T

How very dare you! :mad: This wife couldn't give a fig about the Royal Wedding but even the Royal Wedding is preferable to football or rugby.

And if you don't behave we'll send your wife a link to this thread and you'll be in the do house.:D

m00nie

stebiz wrote: »

There are things that I would pay for in life. Seeing Arch Angel M00nie in boxing gear at a Tesco till, is one of them :rotfl:

not a pretty site i can tell you.. wooly hat on, wet patches.. ewwww..

i wouldnt mind but ive got 6 months supply of deodorant lol..

maz1411

sick of waiting for vouchers .... off to bed!

stebiz

ashe wrote: »

LOL! I know it looks crazy, but me and my friends like to mix cocktails so this deal came along just great for us!



thats quite old though, its now full to the brim.

we even like to take it on tour lol

our monthly night out in leeds





hotel room in turkey:



should hear us clink through duty free lol :rotfl:

Bloody hell, what do you do with the Jack Daniels, clean your teeth with the stuff :rotfl:

brindles01

Jodie+Matt wrote: »

can anybody reccommend any 'nice' bedtime stories for a (nearly) 3 year old? made the mistake of reading a book to my DD tonight before reading it to myself and it was abit upsetting (the animals got eaten by a fox, the end!). my mum had given me a load of my old story books from out of the attic and tbh most of them are abit unpleasant!

if anyone can reccommend any i will see if they sell them in my local extra and throw the odd one in with a few pofitable items (or a toothbrush ). if not i will search for them online.

so sorry for the off topic post, but i suppose there is dtd thrown in there too lol

Why not join the local library and take the little one there to look at and possibly choose their own books?

MrsBartolozzi

chattmum wrote: »

Go for anything by Julia Donaldson she is a must. Both mine love the Gruffalo which is a must have for every home

I second this, it's a great book, but buy with caution.
DS2 got this for his 3rd birthday (October), we had this story every night until easter. Be warned! I still know most of the text and he is 14.5 now!!

babyfo

Jodie+Matt wrote: »

can anybody reccommend any 'nice' bedtime stories for a (nearly) 3 year old? made the mistake of reading a book to my DD tonight before reading it to myself and it was abit upsetting (the animals got eaten by a fox, the end!). my mum had given me a load of my old story books from out of the attic and tbh most of them are abit unpleasant!

if anyone can reccommend any i will see if they sell them in my local extra and throw the odd one in with a few pofitable items (or a toothbrush ). if not i will search for them online.

so sorry for the off topic post, but i suppose there is dtd thrown in there too lol

All the old fairytales are scary when you think about them, humpty dumpty fell and couldnt be fixed, the wolf nearly ate grandma etc.

Persoanlly my daughter loves the Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffer stories, The Gruffalo, Monkey and me, room on a broom and tiddler.

alocin

ashe - is that a bottle of reggae reggae sauce in the last one?!

Lifesaboxofchocs

Jodie+Matt wrote: »

can anybody reccommend any 'nice' bedtime stories for a (nearly) 3 year old? made the mistake of reading a book to my DD tonight before reading it to myself and it was abit upsetting (the animals got eaten by a fox, the end!).

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Not Chicken Licken and Foxy Loxy !! I find the Gingerbread man terrifying myself. Stick to the Disney classics I say.