Tesco Discussion Chats & Grabbits 11+

lutzi1

jumblejack wrote: »

I've never made a stroganoff so I will need a picture to inspire me...

Sounds lush though.

Stroganoff is fantastic JJ, either heavy on the beef, heavy on the mushrooms, or anything in between.

For NON-dieters, best served with rice, potatoes dauphinoise and carrot batons with orange. Yum yum yum.

nikkilala_2

QPR10 wrote: »

Why didn't you tap on the glass to get them to come over or hold up a sign "Is it the 75% sale tomorrow"

See we're on the same wave length, I didnt have a pen:(

Beki88 wrote: »

I have never met vicky I mean erm Nikki but I can really envisage her doing that
How is the scratched hand btw? Did you speak to HO?

Also hope people with poorly feet rest up!

Hands ok ta:)

LadyLeenie

brand8 wrote: »

Could not resist any longer so broke out the lindt these are my favs so may have to get dh to hide them or ill be the size of a house lol.

Semi or detached

QPR10

Originally Posted by tweets
What do you think about Mark Hughes being appointed new manager ?

bcw123 wrote: »

Which store

Oh dear I've just spilt a mug of water all over the desk

Tesco White City Express & I forgot to check in there for 1p eggs on my way to Loftus Rd this morning, silly me

debsjc

MrsBartolozzi wrote: »

TBH I'm not sure how accurate it really is - I'm overweight and unfit, but I'm really flexible (oo-er missus) and that seems to counterweight the other bad factors whenever I've done these sorts of tests, making my age/score better than it could be.

There is so much to take into account with weight & fitness it is a nightmare to calculate.

A couple of years ago I did loads of swimming to train for a sea swimming adventure type holiday. I was really fit, for 6 months I was swimming 2 miles 3 times a week. I was curvy but toned ...but according to BMI tables I was 'obese'.

QPR10

nikkilala wrote: »

See we're on the same wave length, I didnt have a pen:(

Hands ok ta:)

Okay reading backwards found answer

LadyLeenie

nikkilala wrote: »

See we're on the same wave length, I didnt have a pen



Hands ok ta:)

Dont you have a lippy in your handbag for times like this :rotfl:

SpiralingDown

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl:

Ah Woolies, never used them as they didn't move with the times and stuff was way over priced. I remember the year they went bust and there was an abundance of easter eggs as Woolies order of eggs got bought up by the supermarkets cheap. My local T's was knocking out Cadbury easter eggs with the mugs for a quid, then 75p, then 50p then back to a quid again.:beer::beer:

The best thing I found about Woolies when I was little was they paid me money
I was only about 6 or 7 but very interested in the poster flick stand. Was looking through it one Saturday in the big one in Belfast city centre when I blacked out.
I came round up in a corridor out the back they were waiting on an ambulance to arrive. I'd been knocked unconscious by the big music speakers which had been placed on top of the poster stand while the cleaner done her job but had forgotten to put them back :eek: both fell onto my head. According to the manager I was lucky to still be able to wake up let alone start talking, I was complaining that I didn't have a biscuit and juice but my bro did and it wasn't fair! :rotfl: Got £1500, still had it until I got married. Was warned though not to tell people when I was little because we lived in an area were they would sell their granny if they thought she was worth selling and we'd be constantly hastled for a loan

nikkilala_2

QPR10 wrote: »

Did you do your e-mail re the scrum the other night ?

Post 1504 above;)

robpw2

i miss angie , i don't like the new two they are awful ..