Tesco Discussion Chats & Grabbits 11+

kadison

Evening all! (Not a policewoman)

Just back from whoopsie-ing, suffice to say I had to fight to get most of them either because of useless staff or because of rude, greedy people.

Especially that 'female dog' in Asda with the platinum blonde hair, filling up her second trolly of whoopsies and still wouldn't move, nicked a big pack of halal chicken fillets from right under my nose (you can't be holding them or they won't mark them down), I said "er...oi!" and she said "I had these first you know" (she flaming didn't!) ensues small argument with me saying "nice manners" and she went "yeah well", so I walked to the other side of throng calling her a 'female dog' not too much under my breath :rotfl:

Lovely trout-faced assistant in Tesco took everything out back and took an age to bring it all back out again, still I got a reasonable haul so worth it in the end!

DODO_2

Have we had a weigh in yetfrom the dieters on this thread ( and any one who can't post it themselves will have to do via his sister)

Laura_Cello

kadison wrote: »

Wasn't my post about police vans very interesting then? I think I must be on everyone's ignore list :cool:

Not on ignore! Been out on a family wobble
DS1 came up with two things... 'I wish they would have another tomato glitch' (because he got a free Mario Wii game out of it!)

...and... 'if only you could womble receipts from Harrods and get Tesco points from them, then we could make REAL money!'
Think he got that idea because last summer we went on a family trip to museums in London and stopped in Harrods to play 'spot the most expensive item'. He won with the crystal table and chairs (that you can't use) for £228,000.000 :eek:
Gotta love it!

training them young! ...came out with a few quid of points and some good whoopsie bread, but that's it for today! :rotfl::rotfl:

skinandblister1

Thanks to Flowerscotland, Lindos and Miss Laid for the info

rhosynbach

not sure who it was but thanks to whoever posted twinks hobnob recipe just made two batches a plain one and a peanut butter one and the kids love them :T

Gemini_Jes

Anyone going to try this? ...:rotfl::rotfl:

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/cadburys-creme-eggs-singles-10-pence-each-tesco-instore-1124754#comments

DODO_2

Gemini_Jes wrote: »

Anyone going to try this? ...:rotfl::rotfl:

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/cadburys-creme-eggs-singles-10-pence-each-tesco-instore-1124754#comments

10p is very expensive for chocolate these days.....:rotfl:

calmspirit

DODO wrote: »

Have we had a weigh in yetfrom the dieters on this thread ( and any one who can't post it themselves will have to do via his sister)

I put on 3lb .......:mad:

jumblejack

rhosynbach wrote: »

not sure who it was but thanks to whoever posted twinks hobnob recipe just made two batches a plain one and a peanut butter one and the kids love them :T

Thanks for the light bulb moment:idea:

I bet you could substitute peanut butter for the fat in a few baking recipes if appropriate. Cookies n biccies, especially.

Which were your favourite ones?

kadison

Gemini_Jes wrote: »

Glad your garage is Ok...do you keep your 'stash' from Tesco in there?..:rotfl: My garage is like a mini shop with all Tesco glitch stuff and still some wine from DTD days...:rotfl: Thieves would have a field day in there...:rotfl::rotfl:

I have a lot of persil in there, a load of comfort and a lot of pepsi max and robinsons. Oh and my spare freezer

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Glad to hear yours is ok. Ours is no good for keeping decent stuff could do with being to cater for my hobby. It's an old fibreglass kind and metal frame that is rusting so wind and dust blows threw the gaps and its very dusty and dirty nothing worth stealing except our bikes which are doubly locked. Wonder how Czerniacha is going to get on with her lost keys. Was chatting to OH last night and he reckoned only way would be to take a hacksaw to it. :eek:

Mine was like that when I had my old garage door, leaves, wind, hibernating wildlife..........

I think you'd go through quite a few blades trying to get one of those off with a hacksaw! Has she tried asking in bike shops or in halfords, to see if they're hollow or solid metal? I would imagine solid, if so you'd be there forever! I once had to hack-saw a small padlock off my garden gate, took ages!

tweets wrote: »

You better sit there watching and give an update when you find out. Hope your garage is ok.

You don't know me very well if you think I need an excuse to spy on my neighbours :rotfl: