Tesco Discussion Chats & Grabbits 11+

Looby123

Christmasshopper wrote: »

I've sneaked my own glitched Magners and Doorman Spicy Peanuts in tonight. I'm economising. Don't tell the bartender

lol....while the bar owner's on holiday we'll allow carry-ins as well as carry-outs!!! just sssshhhh....dont tell everyone! :rotfl:

BAILEYS6904

karlie88 wrote: »

locarr has always had an issue with me, ever since the TCO fiasco (which i didn't even take part in :eek:).

i did reply to a couple of his posts a few months back, but it could have become argumentative...so i just put him in my ignore list. i don't get to see his posts, apart from times when people quote him; just like you did now baileys.

i always try and select pics which, in my opinion, are not flashing. i'm sure the majority on this forum would agree that they are not flashing too. i also tend to post them when the mood on this thread is .

hope that's still ok with everyone.

locarrs issue list is growing rapidly karlie ha ha ha :j

I'd say most of mse 11+ers are aware of your pic posting timeliness and are grateful for it. Like I said before, it wasn't you that posted the flashing image, which has been dealt with now anyway!

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy

meerkatsmimm wrote: »

I want a water birth so trying to hunt down a birth pool...I no longer fit in my tiny bath so it's not an option and other than G&A, tens & water I have no other pain relief options x

MKM, I had water births for both of mine. However, I had it at a midwife led birthing unit attached to my local hospital. I loved it and only used paracetamol and tens for pain relief. Obviously you can't use the tens when in water but I used it while they prepared the birthing pool. I loved it both times. check out ebay as you can sometimes pick up the inflatable birthing pools from there. Failing that you local hospital or even the MW may be able to recommend a place you can hire one from. HTH

Christmasshopper

locarr wrote: »

Sorry , no tightwads allowed!:p

in that case I'll have a gin and tonic with no tonic please.:beer:

purdita

meerkatsmimm wrote: »

If there's a spare till spit I'll have it...got my money card in the post today and sitting planning a 'big' shop

You could have had it with pleasure. But it's only valid until sunday and I wouldn't be able to get it to you it in time
Maybe someone else has one with longer to go

kymie

meerkatsmimm wrote: »

I want a water birth so trying to hunt down a birth pool...I no longer fit in my tiny bath so it's not an option and other than G&A, tens & water I have no other pain relief options x

I was quite lucky in the fact my third (first one I had at home) came fairly quickly and I managed to do without pain relief so didnt need any for the next three either (last baby I had to be induced with in hospital so couldnt have her at home )

As for naming babies, as my girls turn in to adults Im sure they will let me know their feelings!!! The boys I gave 'normal' names to, the girls I gave less popular and in one case fairly individual names to! But its much more common now to see children with names that are different so Im hoping they wont hate me for it!!

lutzi1

jumblejack wrote: »

Anyone for a hobnob?
Looks like my coffee pal ain't coming!

(passes round the best portmeirion mounted with biccies...)

Make them gluten free and we have a date girlfriend! :T

meerkatsmimm

Someone ^^^^^ mentioned names...I'm still in debate with mr meerkat regarding a suitable name for baby meerkat...what would all you kind money-savvy people suggest?

Traditional/classical/suitably old-fashioned/Irish....mr meerkat is very very fussy

Looby123

locarr wrote: »

and you might wanna go back to FB.....bye :wave:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

there isnt a smile for pmsl so this will have to do!

zippydooda

ARTHER did you ever tell us what the acronym arther stands for.