Tesco Discussion Chats & Grabbits 11+

cosmic-dust

Oh I'm devastaed :cool: if you have a problem with my post report it or stick me on ignore.Ta. Funny though those who have a problem with what I post don't actually have a problem collecting the bargains I contribute to the thread.

janed8987 wrote: »

can i just say....yes i dont contribute much to this thread.....but i do follow for all the hints....tips.....cookery etc.....but i do follow all the posts......and yes i am sorry hc is gone.....because his posts were witty....helpfull....and one of a person who looks after people.....(when his friend was who works for tesco....had a few problems and he had a few quiet words over the freezer to the person invovled..)......but all the posts (i know you mean well) might not be doing him any favours and i do agree with other posters who say let nikkalia deal with it.....now the point of my post i would rather have HC comments than comments like from the poster above which i find more offenisive.....so any mods reading this.....i dont think swearing and bad jokes are any worse than the comments above.......and as some one else says if you dont like the posts dont comment......wise words .....one that we ALL should folllow.....xx

purdita

lookinforabargain wrote: »

OH and I spent many an evening going through the name books! Poor DD didn't have a name for 2 days! We made up for it by giving her 4! :cool: Her first name is an Irish name, it is spelt slightly strange, but it's a lovely name. just hope it doesn't cause her probs when she's older with people not sure how to pronounce it

My friends daughter is Niamh...(and I'm not sure now if that's the correct way to spell it!) and that usually stumps people!
My daughter is expecting a girl in March and she likes the name Freya. I like it too....but their surname is Dale and she's unsure of how Freya Dale sounds...what do you think?

debsjc

caz2703 wrote: »

Talk about how to win friends and influence people on here tonight.

Any chance we could get this thread back to what it used to be - a fun place with jokes, funny pics, some Ts glitches but mostly, lots of love & support.

Exactly. With all the tough things some people on here have been through in the last few days, it's sad that others are bickering over minor stuff.

jumblejack

meerkatsmimm wrote: »

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

Caleb for a boy, Naomi for a girl.

zippydooda

karlie88 wrote: »

:rotfl:

they do seem a bit slow over there!

just like this thread: http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/50-worth-wine-delivered-your-door-for-5ish-nakedwines-1120150

lots of people reported it as a great deal here!

they are too quick to run a deal down unless its put on a plate. lets say it takes 15min for survey so what, its a good deal.

my_old_mans_a_dustman

Oh gawd, I'm having a terrible reaction to an eye cream I just bought in Sainsburys. I look like a monster, my eyes are so swollen and weeping :eek:

I've washed it off and used a nasal spray so I hope I'll be okay, though my chest feels abit tight too

This one

Wool27

debsjc wrote: »

Really glad that your mums hospital appointment went as well as it could, and I have everything crossed for postitive results for you.

Good on you for taking her shopping afterwards as well, sounds like you really made the most of it and gave her a lovely afternoon.

I spent £75 I dont really have on a couple of new necklaces for mum. I have lots of stuff at home I want to get rid of, so I need to get busy with Ebay to raise some pennies before that credit card bill arrives!

I promise if i find more ill get them for you and ts but when theres only 1;(

caz2703

jumblejack wrote: »

Caleb for a boy, Naomi for a girl.

I wanted Caleb but I was told no :mad:

Ellie is lovely for a girl.

lookinforabargain

purdita wrote: »

My friends daughter is Niamh...(and I'm not sure now if that's the correct way to spell it!) and that usually stumps people!
My daughter is expecting a girl in March and she likes the name Freya. I like it too....but their surname is Dale and she's unsure of how Freya Dale sounds...what do you think?

That is indeed how you spell it! lol

Freya Dale has quite a nice ring to it iykwim I like it.

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy

purdita wrote: »

My friends daughter is Niamh...(and I'm not sure now if that's the correct way to spell it!) and that usually stumps people!
My daughter is expecting a girl in March and she likes the name Freya. I like it too....but their surname is Dale and she's unsure of how Freya Dale sounds...what do you think?

Niamh is spelled correctly. I think I am correct in saying it is pronounced more like Neive though.

I like Freya too. If they don't like their first name, they will have thier middles names to fall back on. My husband goes by his middle name as he does not like his first name.

I went for the easy option and chose one name from my family (which I game to my DS, named after one of my brothers) and a name from my OHs family (which I game to my DD, named after one of his sisters).