Tesco Discussion chat & grabbits eleven PLUS

nictrinwyn

OK YES the arguing lately has been crappy, but that's ok coz I'm going to throw my toys out and not post anymore....
sorry but that's life, not everything is happy and good all the time.

How many times do we have to hear..lets play nice or the thread may get closed..well i'd rather leave, if we can't post what we feel. I don't want to read the arguing as much as anyone, but if people have things to get off their chest than so be it..I for one have also enjoyed some bargains being posted..pictures...jokes, people being there for each other.
Hope you are doing ok Celebrate
Also looking forward to Nikkilalas pics of smartie patterned carpets.
Running back to lurkdom now

frequent

mharzuk wrote: »

I do wonder if Frequents geography is as bad as his cooking skills
I'd probably need to leave around now to get there in time for lunch tomorrow :rotfl:
Also I want to see the Coke-Cola truck tomorrow night at my local...... holidays are coming, holidays are coming :j

Yes.
have sat nav
just typed st mary cray into T store locator is showing a map of Dundee :rotfl:

St Pauls Cray express or Orpington Extra or Sidcup ?

all within 2 miles of site

locarr

fudge2 wrote: »

Pink gardening scissors - 15p
Small Bendaroos - 50p
Peppa pig tube - £1.50

Fudge, can I come shopping with you!!!

Dizzy_Ditzy

*hands up*

Another guilty one here. I have just skipped past all the facebook posts as I am not interested, so clearly missed what was going on in your own life.

I send you lots of love, and hope you get to hear from him soon. I also send my love and best wishes to him and his crew x
Kind of puts all this daft squabbling into context doesnt it?

Lovecrafting- dont ever think that you "shouldnt" post something on here x

Sunshine- I can completely understand what you are saying. I've only been "here" for a couple of weeks and can see a massive difference already. Please dont go, we'd miss you :-) x

cosmic-dust

lovecrafting wrote: »

i know you dont expect special treatment. no matter whats going on in the thread we should all remember that he isnt just there for you and your family, it is each and every one of our responsibilities to deal with it. im sorry for calling your name out again, it just really got to me that it wasnt picked up on even once.

Your post was fine however I don't agree ith the part in bold, politics

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy

fudge2 wrote: »

Pink gardening scissors - 15p
Small Bendaroos - 50p
Peppa pig tube - £1.50

Fudge2 you have a gift for spotting a bargain . Can I be your trainee :rotfl:

Again, thanks for the great pics and yet more to add to my list :T

Auntycaz

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

i dont even know where Cray thingy whatever you said is!

Me neither, but if I cant get there with my multirider I cant go as I cant drive.

Beki88

michter wrote: »

That looks like the woman who pulled out on us. I knew she was old :eek:

fudge2 wrote: »

30p each

OMG soo cute I want them, for DD obviously!

sunshinestar101 wrote: »

i for one, would like to appologise for not noticing that beckis OH was away and that she had not heard from him... i honestly must have missed the post through all the bickering....

I wish my OH was missing sometimes with his stinky feet and farts (obviously joking I would be beside myself if anything ever happened to him)

But in all seriousness, to Baileys, thinking of you and your family! My brother in law deployed in afghan ages ago and they lost contact, she was so brave about it but revealed after she cried every night. *HUGS* I am sure he will be ok xx



Not sure if now is a good time to post this but it made me smile and considering the atmosphere it is something we all need, my son is a bit of a crackpot, during dinner he was staring intently at a potato, when all of a sudden he comes out with "HA! You blinked potato I win!" :rotfl:

HappyChappy84

artha wrote: »

In that case it's probably your mates that have the embarrasing tales;)

Billy no mates here, much prefer it that way.

I can count all the people I know in person on one hand and I only consider 2 of them friends.

One is a 41 year old weegie alkie who is a laugh a minute and the other is a 65 year old retired bus driver who keeps me on the straight and narrow, or at least tries too.

I get on much better with older people. People my age or younger just annoy the ti ts off of me.

French_Knickers

bebebliss wrote: »

I have a theory on the 34p dairy milk and 92p Plenty if anybody is interested? After a strange couple of transactions i had yesterday....

Of course.........