Tesco Discussion Chats & Grabbits 11+

Smart1e

I work in an area where it's impossible to tell the difference between nightwear and daywear, lots of baggy grey jogging bottoms and pretend ugg type slippers. Judging by some of the stains I'm not sure they ever change their clothes at all...

Think Wayne and Waynetta....

DanielleNic87

Thanks for the info on the coupons everyone. Your all so helpful. I love this thread.

Who is behind the bar? Can i have a large glass of wine this time. the last one went down far too quickly.....

grumpys1daughter

freddies_flyers_two wrote: »

OMG! Thats awful! I would die if anyone saw me in my jimmers! I wont even do the school run in decorating clothes even if Im going to be still doing it after picking the kids up I get changed out of them, then put them back on again 20 mins later when Ive got back home!

When I was younger dad wouldnt even let you go to the bin in your dressing gown now its seems to be the thing to do over here, I have even seen them walking up and down a very busy road and tourists up and down the road in open top buses taking pics :rotfl::rotfl:

LadyLeenie

freddies_flyers_two wrote: »

OMG! Thats awful! I would die if anyone saw me in my jimmers! I wont even do the school run in decorating clothes even if Im going to be still doing it after picking the kids up I get changed out of them, then put them back on again 20 mins later when Ive got back home!

Everyone would die if they saw me in my PJ`s :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

caz2703

grumpys1daughter wrote: »

North Down must be too posh lol you want to hear my dad when he sees them honest Caz they walk along the road to the post office and I have even seen them in asda fully kitted in jammies and slipper boots lol

Which Asda so I can plan a road trip?

I just couldn't. I'm mortified if postie comes to the door and I'm not dressed. I won't even run out to the bin or out the back of the house in my jim-jams so what makes someone wake up one morning and think "I know, I'll do my shopping in my jammies. It'll save me an hour getting ready and means I don't have to get changed again when I come home".

North Down - home of Rory McIlroy, Van Morrison (though his house was up for sale recently) and me

lutzi1

jumblejack wrote: »

Ta da:



Probably not as decorative as it could be but it tastes fab!

(I know cos chef can lick the bowls clean!)

Loving the Portmeirion and your cosy kitchen, JJ!

kerri_gt

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Home is Bristol. I even go to Polish shops to see if they have any, but no i've had the jaffa cakes from a Polish shop, not long ago either. I like that they do different flavours

Probably better that way. The bags are huge and i cant leave a half eaten packet!

I travel to Czech Rep on business and got very confused with the diff flavoured jaffa cakes, not that they were unpleasent it's just a shock getting cherry filling when you're expecting orange.

Smart1e wrote: »

I think it was a Mr T's in C4rd1ff that banned people from shopping there in their nightwear:D

I would happily use a huge stack of coupons at the till and buy several yellow sticker whoopsies but please shoot me if you see me out shopping in my dressing gown and PJ's - something will be seriously wrong!:eek::eek::eek: I would just feel such a tramp!

Happy to be a cheapskate but not a chav!!!

freddies_flyers_two wrote: »

OMG! Thats awful! I would die if anyone saw me in my jimmers! I wont even do the school run in decorating clothes even if Im going to be still doing it after picking the kids up I get changed out of them, then put them back on again 20 mins later when Ive got back home!

There's a few places near me where people shop in their jammies, I think I'd prob clear the shop if I rolled up in mine, do people shop in those all in one things from Primark? Must be like something off Dom Jolly's show with fully grown people walking around in cow and dalmation suits if they do :rotfl:

I must admit I have driven OH to work (very early shifts) in my pjs before coming home to get ready for work, thank goodness I've never broken down though, what a shock the RAC would get :eek:

meerkatsmimm

QoC I'm sure I've seen them locally but can't think where....will have to think about it....

Got a question...past tense of 'to buy', ie, I've just been to mr T's and b.... some whoopsies...

blondynurse

wendyak wrote: »

QUEEN OF CHEAP I used those vouchers on the £1.50 offer box and it let me put two through on ss no bother, it doesnt care about "flavours" and its so small they cant read it very well.
My son says I have stocked up for the year with golden syrup flavour!!!!

can i ask what vouchers your refering to hun? my hubby loves golden syrup and just wondering if its for that and where you got it?
thanks in advance

Dizzy_Ditzy

Smart1e wrote: »

I work in an area where it's impossible to tell the difference between nightwear and daywear, lots of baggy grey jogging bottoms and pretend ugg type slippers. Judging by some of the stains I'm not sure they ever change their clothes at all...

Think Wayne and Waynetta....

you sure you live in Wales???

You see some sights here though. i swear they have little competitions between them as to who can wear the grubbiest ones....one woman during the summer even had a sanitary pad stuck to the back of hers :rotfl::eek::eek::rotfl::eek:

I nearly wet myself laughing!