Tesco Discussion Chats & Grabbits 11+

FloFlo

Snap-ant wrote: »

Hot Bath

One that you have to lower yourself into an inch at a time & then hang your legs over the taps Bliss
Good book & I'm in there for at least an hour.
Like you say you get out exhausted :rotfl:

Just how I like it, I also run the hot tap while I'm in there to keep it boiling.:beer:

rufydoofyM

nice cold ginger beer for me to wash down my ginger pud please

madmuppet5

HAMMIEHOO wrote: »

Coming right up, so sorry for the overprice, don't know if I can give you DTD but I can certainly give you some complimentary Harry's nuts by way of an apology.:D

That'll do for the moment but I will have to ring HO in the morning:cool:

artha

Snap-ant wrote: »

:shhh: MSE Confession Time :whistle:

Crack of dawn on bin day we go out & run our beady eyes over our neighbourhood rubbish collection point as we put our own rubbish bags out.
I've 'saved' many things from landfill by putting them on Free Cycle. Like washing machines, Dysons, CD players, PS1 games, books, animal hutches, bird cages, Laura Ashley sofas (everyone in this town has one or did as we used to be able to buy 'seconds' ones for £30) Wish I knew who 'throws' all this stuff away as it just 'appears'


OH did find some old board games once & listed them on eBay & they resulted in a very tidy profit for him :whistle:

I must admit I'm the same with skips:o. Always have a look to see what people are throwing away as rubbish, especially when a house is being cleared. I once liberated a very nice dining table and chairs from a skip of new neighbour of my FIL. It was only being thrown away because it had been left by the previous owner and had suffered a minor bit of fading from being in a conservatory. DD was over the moon with it as she was setting up house on a very tight budget.

Miss_Laid

madmuppet5 wrote: »

I'll have a double malibu & coke plz. I notice you've overpriced that so I'll claim DTD:cool:

Sorry you can't have DTD as the wind was blowing in an easterly direction with the sun at a 45 degree angle causing the church spire to cast a shadow over the till you use so the cashier is obviously not at fault NO DTD *does best trout face*

Smart1e

Lol - spot the deliberate mistake...

http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=259680690

jumblejack

rufydoofyM wrote: »

I was so chuffed. I like cake on sundays but havn't had the energy to bake. Cooked a gammon joint earlier and made pea and ham soup for tea and OH asked what was for dessert. What could I russle up quickly I thought. Of course a no. 2 pudding. No sooner said but done. We love pear and ginger upside down pud/cake but decided to try your microwave pud minus pears this time. Can see this is going to become a firm favourite with all kinds of variations. Do you think lemon curd in the bottom of the bowl will work and mixed peel in the sponge ?

Inspired. That would most definitely work! Mind you don't burn your lips on the hot curd

FloFlo

HAMMIEHOO wrote: »

Coming right up, so sorry for the overprice, don't know if I can give you DTD but I can certainly give you some complimentary Harry's nuts by way of an apology.:D

Hold on, just checking company policy, nuts must only be given if the customer didn't know they were going to be overcharged when they bought the product. I'm sure that customer has been overcharged everyday this week - what a liberty!

FloFlo

Miss_Laid wrote: »

Sorry you can't have DTD as the wind was blowing in an easterly direction with the sun at a 45 degree angle causing the church spire to cast a shadow over the till you use so the cashier is obviously not at fault NO DTD *does best trout face*

Well said bar person, you are an employee of the highest troutedness, have a promotion and a payrise (2 pkts of spicy nuts an hour).:beer:

Miss_Laid

Smart1e wrote: »

Lol - spot the deliberate mistake...

http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=259680690

Bargain how much for 3??