Tesco Discussion chat & grabbits eleven +

munchkinz

I think this should be our theme tune. Altogether now

Don't go changing, to try and please me
You never let me down before
Don't imagine you're too familiar
And I don't see you anymore
I wouldn't leave you in times of trouble
We never could have come this far
I took the good times, I'll take the bad times
I'll take you just the way you are

Don't go trying some new fashion
Don't change the color of your hair
You always have my unspoken passion
Although I might not seem to care

I don't want clever conversation
I never want to work that hard
I just want someone that I can talk to
I want you just the way you are.

I need to know that you will always be
The same old someone that I knew
What will it take till you believe in me
The way that I believe in you.

I said I love you and that's forever
And this I promise from the heart
I could not love you any better
I love you just the way you are.

On another note, OH just came back form doctors and said I got present for you. HE only tok the coupons from the Sun tha was in the waiting room:eek::eek::rotfl:

cosmic-dust

munchkinz wrote: »

On another note, OH just came back form doctors and said I got present for you. HE only tok the coupons from the Sun tha was in the waiting room:eek::eek::rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:What a good man you have there!

Antimony

French_Knickers wrote: »

If you go to many tesco's now, your laptop or phone will find tescos wifi and will allow you to connect. If you supply your clubcard and postcode it will save your login details, or you can select a trial and have just 15 mins free.

Glitches and incorrect prices are generally found by accident although a little bit of fuzzy tesco logic applied here and there can throw up the odd undiscovered bargain too!

Care to name your unknown territory as my car has a tank of fuel that needs burning!

Ah - now I have mental images of MSE'ers with laptops in the child seats of their trollies (but I suspect I'm wrong).

My 'localish' branch (and it's a biggie) is in Cr4dley H34th. I've not seen in mentioned (but that doesn't mean it hasn't been)

nikkilala_2

celebrate wrote: »

Hi everybody
Sorry for being a total wimp yesterday
Am feeling much better today
Can I ask a quickie? Are there any glitches today, with my mum at the hospital but not sure if she's up to going to T's unless there's something really exciting glitching?

Will catch up properly with you guys later xxx

Not to allowed to apologise on this thread;););) Glad you are feeling better today. No big glitches yet, probably be about 5pm a nice big fat glitch will come along because I've got open evening at school :rotfl:

QPR10

jamsponge wrote: »

Sorry QPRanger FIL wont talk about his family so I have to tread carefully. Just trying to choose the right moment and be casual about it lol.;)

Ok cool, just reminding you because you said you had a bad memory, you don't need to ask him anything else really, if you can just give me his dob or even year, I can have a look for you & e-mail suggestions

rchddap1

Just had a phone call from my other half......'are there any glitches I'm in Tesco' he says. Seems a few of them are getting trained.

mymerrywidow

any news on the green furry mince?

nikkilala_2

Antimony wrote: »

Ah - now I have mental images of MSE'ers with laptops in the child seats of their trollies (but I suspect I'm wrong).

My 'localish' branch (and it's a biggie) is in Cr4dley H34th. I've not seen in mentioned (but that doesn't mean it hasn't been)

I think I've seen that store mentioned before:(
You have just given me such a good idea, My 4p bag from last night is massive and my netbook thingie, HP mini is titchy. So if I put it in my bag and open it and sit it on the child seat of the trolley it will be perfect:T:T:T And I can keep everyone updated as I go round Off to do further investigation into the size of the bag and lappie!

MKS

caz2703 wrote: »

Oh no, nothing like that. I just re-read some of my posts last night and wanted to make sure that people (mainly the sensitive blokes on here) didn't think I was generalising. I just get fed up hearing about women who are made to feel worthless and who are down & upset. A friend contacted me at the weekend to ask how I managed to cope with 2 kids as she's just kicked her husband out and they have one child. She was treated like a doormat as well and as I've said before, some users have PMd me, Celebrate being one of them I know she is a smart and lovely lady and she doesn't deserve to be made to feel any less than loved & cared for every single day.

I had no idea there were so many on here that have been through similar (and in some cases more extreme) versions of what I'm going through. On one of the baby forums I'm on I don't have a good reputation as I was warned that asking my ex to change would back him into a corner and he'd come out fighting. I still wonder was I meant to sit back and shut up but I didn't. I never thought that asking him to put me & ours sons first above his ex was going to result in this but hey ho, you live & learn.

Hope you're feeling better today celebrate and you know where I am hon. It's not easy and I don't claim to have gotten to the other side nor have I done this without shedding a tear. I've been through every emotion the last few months and although I feel sad writing this, a few months ago I would have been in tears so a big improvement. I think I've cried all my tears now so onwards and upwards.

Here's to glitching Tuesday :beer:

Tramps and Trampettes are obviously a nicer type of person than those on the baby forums.:j

mummy1983

Hey guys just back from my tesco and they had some halloween sweets reduced to £4.50 ( huge big clear box filled with green lid and purple paper SPOOKY trick or trest mix 1.1Kg ) - they are scanning at £10 - so DTD ! Tesco paid me £2 to buy 2 of these - hope someone else comes across them . Loads of lovely swizzles matlow sweeties ! Yum yum !