Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 5

Possession

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

How about The Gruffalo - all the others by the Julia Donaldson/Axel Scheffler combo are also good, my fave is The Snail and the Whale.

Edit: Sorry, now I see I'm not alone in recommending this LOL!

ashe

stebiz wrote: »

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

not a fan of it myself, but it was free so cant complain haha! And no, wouldnt waste it cleaning my teeth...too expensive...compared to Arm & Hammer

sirbrainy

FloFlo wrote: »

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

I'm afraid you stand corrected.

These are the crucial last weeks of the Footie Season.

European Championship, no less:dance::whistle:

karlie88

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

print this off:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesco

cheap and cheerful read.

ashe

alocin wrote: »

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

haha yeah, turkish food is rough sometimes so we always take a bottle of nandos, reggae reggae & daves insanity to wash it down with. the locals all go wild over it. well the reggae and nandos anyway, the daves makes them :mad::mad::mad:

Jodie+Matt

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

My DD has the Monkey one, it really is a brilliant book, think I will deffinately be looking to buy more of her books.. so the gruffalo isnt scary then?

Also Mr Men / Little Miss are on my list now too

MrsBartolozzi

Just spotted a possible superb DTD!!!

Muller mini crunch corners! http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=260637321
£3.29 in Tesco
£1 in Asda (Product Code: 1975928)

DTD £4.58!!! (gives £1.29 to spend on non dtd stuff)

tytesco

:TI ran out of space in my drinks cupboard (double kitchen cupboard) and now my wardrobe looks like this:


:rotfl:

:TEXHIBIT ONE M'LUD - BEST DRINK THE EVIDENCE :T

caz2703

Jodie+Matt wrote: »

can anybody reccommend any 'nice' bedtime stories for a (nearly) 3 year old?

http://www.thebookpeople.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/qs_product_tbp?storeId=10001&catalogId=10051&langId=100&productId=199233&atc=2f325923

Don't forget Quidco :T

Jodie+Matt

Lifesaboxofchocs wrote: »

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

Yes it was Chicken Licken!!! She loved all the names and laughed saying 'he's coming now' then all of a sudden it ends with them all being eaten..