Tesco Discussion Chats & Grabbits 11+

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Tinyshoes wrote: »

Took me a while to work it out at my store until I realised they take all the 50% off out the back around 7pm and then return it at 75% to 90% off when it's all been marked down. So depends how much there is as to when it all comes back out. I thought it was all going much earlier. Usually all gone by 8pm though.

Have tried 7pm ish as well. So need to attempt it a bit earlier.

Dizzy_Ditzy

French_Knickers wrote: »

For all the doctors and other interested parties here, I've just got back from the docs.

He took blood pressure inc listening to my pulse as he did so, checked pulse, lungs heart, glands etc etc. Could find nothing and said no indication of lung infection or fluid.

I've had blood taken and will be checked for glucose, kidney function and thyroid and have to gofor a chest xray and ECG next week.

I was worried before today, now I'm terrified!!! lol

believe it or not, that is all pretty routine stuff, they are just being cautious, which is not a bad thing at all

Remember that the more your anxiety levels go up, the worse it will make you feel, and you will feel more aware of things. My dad had all that yesterday and he got the all clear

DaisyDuck

Winjackie wrote: »

Hope you're feeling better soon FK. Blood tests, chest x-ray and ECG appear to be quite routine checks now so try not to worry too much (I hope that doesn't sound "blase", just trying to put your mind at ease a bit)

Also remembered someone i missed yesterday, fudge2 hope your dad is better soon

FK this is true they did all these tests on my bro and he's only 20 - and turns out he has a food allergy !

mymerrywidow wrote: »

did anyone else think that smelt of cat wee? :eek:

:eek::eek::eek: I liked it :eek::eek::eek:

fourp

HC... I hope your not sat in M&S watching women buying cheap undies!!!!!! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:[/QUOTE]

No harm

I can remember when I was a young lad (5 or 6) my Mam & Nan used to take me to the big City (Cardiff) for the proper January sales (this was 1965/66) , C&A , M&S etc used to have lots of hats on offer and I must admit I can still see the visions of , i use the term loosely , ladies scrumming down fighting tooth and nail trying to get their hands on the best hats ...there was certainly no love lost in the melee .
The off for a nice 'victory 'cup of tea at the Hayes Island tea shop .

Super times .

Fudge_Cake_2

Miss_Laid wrote: »

Most of mine is in the utility room too, now if only there was a glitch on stacker boxes

Yes definitely! I NEED stacking boxes!! A new shelf went up in the garage yesterday :eek::D

I need more room for my Sainsburys and Boots hauls!

Hope the resizing of these worked!



Sainbo's haul cost £9.95 :j

EDIT: Just realised there are a few things missing off the photo; 2 huge tubs of mincemeat, a drum of hula hoops and a drum of tortilla chip.spicy mix stuff??!! and some cake decorations





Boots haul (including another 18 vits and 18 shots) cost £5.53 :j

Wool27

nikkilala wrote: »

I'm sure you'll be fine, I had all that done 2 years ago as well as other stuff:eek::eek::eek: And they discovered a few bits and pieces not quite right that they sorted;)But I ended up thinking that it was a good MOT for my body:)





Thanks guys, got a bit lax on the coupons lately but I have a brand new lappie now so;););)

everything ok security wise;)?

And omg, have you seen the HP ultrabook? I want one! Turns on immediately and everything is stored in the cloud so it doesnt slow down.

Issyc

fourp wrote: »

HC... I hope your not sat in M&S watching women buying cheap undies!!!!!! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

No harm

I can remember when I was a young lad (5 or 6) my Mam & Nan used to take me to the big City (Cardiff) for the proper January sales (this was 1965/66) , C&A , M&S etc used to have lots of hats on offer and I must admit I can still see the visions of , i use the term loosely , ladies scrumming down fighting tooth and nail trying to get their hands on the best hats ...there was certainly no love lost in the melee .
The off for a nice 'victory 'cup of tea at the Hayes Island tea shop .

Super times .[/QUOTE]

I hope you had a Clarksie to go with your cuppa!

kasylia

Miss_Laid wrote: »

I am off to the Asian supermarket tomorrow I get 5 big bunches of coriander for £1, 5 x 500ml tubs natural yogurt £1, the 400g bags of spices are cheaper than the swartz (sp) tiny jars in T's plus the fruit/veg/salad items are so much cheaper, garlic is sold by the kilo each head works out around 8p

Hi Miss Laid. Is it PAK you were talking about? That sounds like pretty good deals they have there!

leftright

Well if HC is reading this then thanks for going out of your way to try and help us on here. Not had any good buys since the mugs but dont worry I will report back if I find anything.

fourp

Issyc - I hope you had a Clarksie to go with your cuppa!

More than likely , super pies . You don't see themthat often now ,theres one fish shop on the way down to Ikea that has a window full of the steaming beauties .