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French_Knickers

purdita wrote: »

I don't think whoopsie scrums are anything new though FK. I can remember people almost coming to blows over reduced stuff one Christmas....way before this forum or any like it were available. It was carnage!
I got some lovely flowers 95% off and a few salad bits also 95% off today.

True, but they were a rarity, now they seem the norm. I think the downturn in the economy coupled with the free info available on the internet means many more people have access tot he information now and are willing to go and make the savings.

Well done on your flowers....I can't find any at the moment which is a shame as I like them to brighten my bedroom up.

QPR10

lookinforabargain wrote: »

Never thought of that actually, I'll certainly not let them keep it again if the situation should arise, least there were none of my details on it though.



There wasn't much on it anyways, so pretty sure it wouldn't have returned anything, but I'll def be using that in the future should they try to keep it.

I'm actually a bit annoyed now

You should have to let them keep it but I guess if they really make up a stupid reason tell them they are welcome to keep it but you want the original.

However why don't you ring H.O. & tell them you are upset

Westvleteren

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

Shows what you know! I didn't like it so it got left!:p:p

But you still finished off the other one and some of that one, not to mention the 3/4 of cake and custard yesterday, big bag of chocolate buttons...shall I go on

Decay_2

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

Does anyone know anything about keeping a salt water aquarium?

What do you want to know ?

meerkatsmimm

it doesn't matter how old you are, siblings will always rat you out!

Westvleteren wrote: »

But you still finished off the other one and some of that one, not to mention the 3/4 of cake and custard yesterday, big bag of chocolate buttons...shall I go on

Issyc

Westvleteren wrote: »

But you still finished off the other one and some of that one, not to mention the 3/4 of cake and custard yesterday, big bag of chocolate buttons...shall I go on

Yes, please, go on.

Love2shop

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

Does anyone know anything about keeping a salt water aquarium?

Not easy to keep at all!

Went to gi!!ingham ts today completely cleared out of everything, got dtd on ood sel on pork joint so not a wasted trip.
Evening everybody by the way

nikkilala_2

Westvleteren wrote: »

He is too busy stuffing his face with chocolate pudding right now, I dare say he will fill you in, incorrectly.:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Mmmmmmmmm

Issyc wrote: »

Love it!!!!!!!!

;);):rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

Does anyone know anything about keeping a salt water aquarium?

Happy, Don't change the subject, we're still discussing diets;)

nikkilala_2

madmuppet5 wrote: »

Mad licking his wounds after wombling in the hedges at Asda :D

You just want a scratched hand like mine;):rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:


Now Happy have you listened to Mr Mckenna or not?

Decay_2

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

Are they easy to maintain?

I was just watching a programme on TV and it showed these fish http://www.fishchannel.com/fish-species/saltwater-profiles/domino-damsel-2.aspx and thought that they looked nice and that I'd like a tank full of them.

Not easy and pretty expensive to start up. I had one of those in a tank a few years back, was the worst fish I have ever had. It battered 4 fish to death before I could catch it, a very expensive mistake