Tesco Discussion Chats & Grabbits 11+

Miss_Laid

Fudge_Cake wrote: »

Miss Laid you've given so many great tips over the last few days. I just want to take a moment to thank you and JumbleJack for helping the Elite 11+ members that are not so elite in the kitchen! :T Me included :o:rotfl:

Awwwww thank you for your kind words, I do enjoy cooking and have been cooking a full Sunday roast and batch cooking cakes/pies/tarts etc since I was 12 years old as Mam worked in a hospital and Dad was a steelworker so I had to do my bit

I am fairly lucky I don't have to watch every last penny, but its such second nature to me now that I am a very savvy shopper and cook

Miss_Laid

Sorry forgot to say Good morning lets hope for a glitch soon I'm getting withdrawals

76rosie

good morning. not many awake yet.:eek:

76rosie

andreavinne wrote: »

I think the best way to recognise each other is that our trolleys will be identical when next glitch comes along:rotfl:

I have midlenght wavy hair,and i too can be mistaken for being polish because Poland is next to my native country:rotfl:

have been asked if i am south african, jewish, polish but really i'm english with french ancestors.

If you see a 010 silver picanto, in the area that could be me:rotfl:

Only trouble is i work all day so you need to come out at night:cool:

76rosie

andreavinne wrote: »

Silly me,edited now. Sometimes i just dontnget things.

Think tessie two lives in the hood:rotfl: Mentioned wood green on the vitamin thread.

Am a social scientist who like detective programmes:rotfl:

No problem with lurking just didn't want you to miss out:T

76rosie

going to do some work now. BYE:p

jtz

Morning everyone! so dark and gloomy!:(

jumblejack wrote: »

I reckon the dead guy was Moriarty. If you play it back on iplayer you will see that there was a quick shot of a container with bagged rubbish in. Sherlock jumped in that. Watson's view was obscured. I reckon in his grief he was convinced in the belief that the dead person was Sherlock.

When you see the calm expression on Sherlock's brother's face as he reads the paper headlines, it is obvious to me that he arranged to have the articles written. To convince the world of his death.

What do ya reckon?!

I agree, but I think Mycroft know the truth but just hiding the fact that he knows.

Good ending though, we're also not told how Molly exactly helped him out, could've been something to do with his staged death.;)

midwinter

Good morning to everyone

jumblejack wrote: »

I reckon the dead guy was Moriarty. If you play it back on iplayer you will see that there was a quick shot of a container with bagged rubbish in. Sherlock jumped in that. Watson's view was obscured. I reckon in his grief he was convinced in the belief that the dead person was Sherlock.

When you see the calm expression on Sherlock's brother's face as he reads the paper headlines, it is obvious to me that he arranged to have the articles written. To convince the world of his death.

What do ya reckon?!

I don't know how it was worked, but when Sherlock was turned over, you could clearly see his blue eyes, whereas Moriaty has brown...

Snap-ant

Horrible cold morning here

Hoping everyone is in good form & spirits & Happy ♥

Our TV remote is called 'the buttons'

Loving the pegging out of washing secrets I just have wooden pegs that have to be taken off line & put in peg bag - no order just put on the line 'firmly'. My bug bear is finding out after a wash that 'someone' left a tissue in a pocket :mad: & we have the snowed on look Also if something is inside out it will remain inside out - washed & ironed

Last day of work till next monday :T

Rang Drs yesterday for blood test results & it's NOT gout :eek: Dr wants to speak to me today - so I'm a trifle knotted up at the moment regarding the results :cool:

Snap-ant

tinks was yesterday's smartest player!

Well done Tinks :T

60 players yesterday & 41 of you got 10/10

Today - for fun - I've changed it to 'very difficult' Challenging

I only got 5 & I tried my best

http://www.funtrivia.com/private/main.cfm?tid=99008