Tesco Discussion Chats & Grabbits 11+ Xmas/NY (Incorporating HC's Glitch & B1tch Pub)

QPR10

3Dogs wrote: »

1 - 1 draw - so Swansea go above S'land - QPR played well

I got into bed & fell asleep a couple of times, I heard Jamie Mackie equalise so i poked me head out from under the covers to see the replay.

Glad we played well, we have a terrible goal difference

French_Knickers

katierose1 wrote: »

Sorry French Knickers but i've seen your legs in tights so you will always be a female in my mind, just the same as HC will always be hagrid from Harry Potter (sorry HC)!!! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I don't mind the tights but just don't expect me to shave the b*ggers!!! :rotfl:

Dizzy_Ditzy

purdita wrote: »

I do!!
I don't order on a regular basis but stock up on things like couscous, rice, stock cubes etc. when it's really cheap. I recently ordered loads of Helmans mayo. Massive jars of it 2 for £1.
Although it's usually out of date it's always been fine....and it's only a best before, not a use by so there's no probs health wise
They seem to be doing a deal on the delivery too. £5 odd for nearly 60KG.

thanks! I am just doing a list with them now for the sort of thing that will keep for ages, but lets hope the mayo isnt out of date!

sunshinestar101

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

Bottle of Sink The Bismark please bar person.

41% beer and £40 for a 330ml bottle:eek::eek:

http://www.brewdog.com/sink_the_bismark

Go on - treat yourself Happy - have one of these beers!!

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/foodanddrink/6543950/Worlds-most-expensive-beer-costs-700-a-bottle.html

QPR10

calmspirit wrote: »

I have had a carp day .......hoping the new year brings good things xxx

Its my birthday and I have cried already!

Aaah i hate birthdays i've had a few carp ones but enjoy the next 364 days instead

HappyChappy84

sunshinestar101 wrote: »

Go on - treat yourself Happy - have one of these beers!!

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/foodanddrink/6543950/Worlds-most-expensive-beer-costs-700-a-bottle.html

:eek::eek::eek::eek:

Most I've ever paid for a beer was £10 (£15 for a double voddy and coke) in a hotel in Iceland.:eek:

kasylia

You people are the true inspiration for money saving! Must try searching for bargains harder. All the after-Christmas sales don't seem that great... when you compare it to T's
Sunshinestar - ALL THE BEST! Just relax and enjoy last relatively quiet couple of days. I've gone through induction and personally I'd try castor oil had I known about it at the time... Shouldn't be worse than an induction.

QPR10

sunshinestar101 wrote: »

ok guys - im getting rather fed up now..... NEED ADVICE...

Anyone ot any tried - and tested methods of inducing labour??

ive tried all the usual stuff..... so open to ANY suggestions....


** currently sat bouncing on the kids space hopper - drinking raspberry tea **

My Mum lived in an old house and was expecting me during the summer, she opened one of those sash cord windows, the heavy ones you have to push up & viola i was 3 weeks early

purdita

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

thanks! I am just doing a list with them now for the sort of thing that will keep for ages, but lets hope the mayo isnt out of date!

Well if it is, I've eaten it tonight and I'm still here

sunshinestar101

:eek:

kasylia wrote: »

You people are the true inspiration for money saving! Must try searching for bargains harder. All the after-Christmas sales don't seem that great... when you compare it to T's
Sunshinestar - ALL THE BEST! Just relax and enjoy last relatively quiet couple of days. I've gone through induction and personally I'd try castor oil had I known about it at the time... Shouldn't be worse than an induction.

is an induction really bad??!!! must be if you would try castor oil before induction...... scared now. xx