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toni_

LadyLeenie wrote: »

That`s fine,thinking about it we may have to leave at 6.30 am
Would you like me to cook some sausages,eggs and toms for you to have before we leave?:)

sounds good, we will be round later, as the boys are going to the cinema

postie just delievered my shop and scan stuff, cant wait to start scanning barcodes and taking pictures of receipts :rotfl:OH will think ive finally lost the plot....

Larry_Ram

Good Mornin' All

It's not T, but just been in S at Torquay. In the 70% sale I picked up a 4 pack of Zhu Zhu hamsters. Reduced to £10.49 from £34.98.

Daughter is thrilled with them and has them running all over the place at the moment.

LadyLeenie

toni_ wrote: »

sounds good, we will be round later, as the boys are going to the cinema

postie just delievered my shop and scan stuff, cant wait to start scanning barcodes and taking pictures of receipts :rotfl:OH will think ive finally lost the plot....

Ok darling

I`m going to get our wedding album down from the attic
and of course my wedding dress just in case you change your mind about wearing It may not be Chic but it`s certainly shabby after all these years :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Love you loads x x

MKS

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Morming all and HC (not sure if you get up any earlier than usual while staying at your mums. )

Forgot to say in all the emotions of last night my store had big 350g bags of Doritos RTC 67p, tangy chesse and cool flavour. Be careful though as I found some were dated 24/12/11 but plenty with shelf life until feb 2012, did not go overboard though as even that will soon be with us. :eek:

Can't believe the nestle purple bars still scanning 67p even though in big red signed clearance section. I really do think Mr T plays games with us, well not us other unsuspecting shoppers who have no idea the pricing tricks he plays. I just think they let themselves down as the shops just start to look really messy as things hang around for ages. Unlike Sainsbobs, Boots and even Asda who do big blanket reductions, messy for couple days but all cleared and tidied up, nothing dragging on. :cool:

Off to hospital with mum in a bit, she has a CT scan booked. I will be really surprised if the cancer has not spread further by the amount of pain she has been in lately and how much more unsteady she is but we will see. Just want her to be more comfortable, morphine was increased again tuesday and seems to have helped. It is not nice seeing a loved one deteriorate and I mean our animal friends too. Will be thinking of you blondynurse and hope today is a bit brighter for you 3dogs.

Hope all went as well as can be expected with your Mum. :grouphug:

madmuppet5

kadison

carls1976 wrote: »

paying for streaming theres plenty of free sites about i have sent u a pm with a link

Thank you but unfortunately that's the one I was using

Rubisco wrote: »

Sorry, can't help you with those episodes, they're missing from my, ahem, source... Series 16 & 17 are there though, I think in full, probably can't discuss further here...

Edit: I tell a lie, I can get the episodes in question but it's a bit more complicated...

:cool::cool::cool::cool::cool::D

fudge2

czerniacha wrote: »

thanks calmspirit I'm fine and hope you're better too :A

I might try it with the paperclip on Monday but wonder if it will work, it's the 'proper' bike lock, the long D shaped one

Czerny, I found this, don't know if it will be of any use to you
http://www.wired.com/news/culture/0,1284,64987,00.html

Also i seem to recall you can open these type of locks with half a tennis ball. Final option would be a locksmith.
hth:)

mrs-moneypenny

cant remember who asked about them but morrys have little silicone teddy shaped moulds for £2 each and icecube ones were £2 each as well

jumblejack

Don't you feel better after a cuppa and snack! Just had those Easter special tea cakes. Whoopsied a few weeks ago for 6p. Choc n orange ones, nom nom.

I am not cooking a thing today. Ken Hom later for tea with sandwiches cut at home to take to the museum in a mo (along with some hobnobs n a flask of cocoa of course!)

Lazy day

Laura_Cello

grumpy67 wrote: »

RE weird names, reading this made me lol,,,,,
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/7909561.stm

Re the names- when I was enormously pregnant and feeling full of it all, we used to have a little game of making the silliest names by combining footballers and Shakespeare ...

Rude Puck Bottom ...:D

and in all seriousness we wanted to call DD Viola (like Violet, but with aaah at the end) - but we thought people might call her Viola (like a violin!) so decided against it!

names are lovely!

On a T's note- enjoyed picking up the kid's Surprise Eggs for 17p.