Tesco Discussion Chats & Grabbits 11+

jumblejack

caroc wrote: »

Phew, I thought I was the only one that did this. I started doing it by accident looking for bits of Lego that had got sucked up and then realised that as the bag was empty, I might as well re-use it. I always do it outside and if anyone asks, I'm looking for lego !

Hehe.

I would die if I pulled out a critter though. I've just mentioned my reaction to woodlice.... (shudders again at the thought of all those legs..)

Right. I really am going to bed this time. I bet I have some crazy dream about being chucked in a giant toilet pan by an oversized wood louse now...

LadyLeenie

purdita wrote: »

I'm watching it too....it's very good isn't it

It certainly is,also very sad

jumblejack

HAMMIEHOO wrote: »

Thanks Jumblejack you too.

I got a bit distracted by Sherlock Holmes:)

Do like him:D

Oh great! That means the third on will be on iplayer tomorrow. I live a bit of SH myself :T

debsjc

DanielleNic87 wrote: »

I would be inclined to chop it off in his sleep. :rotfl:

His hair? or something else!

madmuppet5 wrote: »

My Dad did exactly the same. Fell to the bottom of the stairs and couldn't move for hours. Our dog pushed it's waterbowl from the kitchen so he could get a drink. :T

Amazing. I'm so not an emotional person, but hearing about animals doing things like that always gets me.

QPR10 wrote: »

Anthony Worrall Thompson on TV now talking about Tesco incident, is that a wise move ? And what a boring man

Did you notice him get his little bit in about all the charity work he does, and how bady the press have treated him *yawn*

jumblejack

LadyLeenie wrote: »

I planted them early last summer,they are always better after a frost.When I prepared them there were no woody bits in the core.I roasted them in olive oil and my god they tasted lovely.I cooked the leeks in butter and olive oil too.If you have vegetables that fresh you can really taste the difference
We still have more to harvest

Leeks in butter sound divine too. So many recipes, so little time!

I've never grown parsnips but to have fresh produce in January has for to be great! I know what to try this year now.

Cheers.

(and a good night again!)

QPR10

turned over by then

LadyLeenie

I will bid you are a good night now.....you too Happy :)


Catch you all soon god willing x

Sunflower1227

HAMMIEHOO wrote: »

Thanks Jumblejack you too.

I got a bit distracted by Sherlock Holmes:)

Do like him:D

Love him watching him now

HAMMIEHOO

That's me off to my bunk! I am struggling to keep my eyes open.

If anyone wants a drink from the bar the usual rules apply, help yourself and put your money in the honesty box on the bar:)

Night night one and all.

kadison

LadyLeenie wrote: »

Yes very very nice looking and a gentleman too it seems

How lush he is, coming across all shy after being a stay-at-home Dad for all these years, it really suits him!

Smart1e wrote: »

Hasn't Corey Feldman got an odd face? He has no lips at all!!! Not to even mention the hair...:eek::eek::eek:

I didn't notice that until you said lol!

clucky1977 wrote: »

hi everyone
This is my first post, not sure if its any help to anyone, in my local tesco hartlep@@l today i found:
Simoniz Jumbo gloss dashboard wipes b/c 5 010218 000001 scanned at 18p no price on shelf
Disney princess pink plastic cutlery, 12 piece set, 6 x spoons & 6 x forks b/c 0 707226 444310 on clip strip priced at 27p scanned at 27p
Pantene pro-v repair & protect shampoo 250ml b/c 5 011321 755826 priced at 50p scanned at 50p
Pocket puzzles (small puzzle book) b/c9 781849 582698 priced at 14p scanned at 14p
May i say thank you to everyone, since finding this site ive saved lots of money and got some really good bargains.

Welcome to the madness Clucky! :T