Poundland Bargain Thread - post your finds here!

ianonline

Violetta wrote: »

Was in the Dundee store they have a load of valentines stuff in......... didn't see any tumbledryer balls

I'm not sure that the tumbler dryer balls would be in the Valentines section, although now you mention it ............ :eek: :rolleyes:

Ian :cool:

Violetta_2

ianonline wrote: »

I'm not sure that the tumbler dryer balls would be in the Valentines section, although now you mention it ............ :eek: :rolleyes:

Ian :cool:

I think that's VERY selective editing.
Think the tumble dryer balls would make a heck of a mess of the edible Gstring they are also selling

crd11

They have Robinson's diluting orange (3 litre bottle as it is 50% extra) in our store today.

pesky2

Careful with Tumbler balls one disintigrated in my washer after 3 uses made a right mess too

eyelinerprincess

Violetta wrote: »

I overheard 2 lads of about 10 or so saying to each other "whats all that stuff? oh it's Valentines stuff.Why is there a whip?" So just a wee warning there are a couple of things (just had a quick glance) that you might not want your lo's seeing in a shop and asking embarrassing questions.

We had TS in because someone complained about the vibrating willys.

super_keen_money_saver

My local poundland had lots of different Revlon "Fantasy Lengths" Fake eyelashes.

In the little black box you got 1 set of fake eyelashes, 2 extra adhesive strips and an applicator. You also got a free lash & brow definer (really clever mascara wand one end and a pull out eyebrow/lash comb the other end).

They had 5 different styles to choose from.

Not bad for a £1 seeing as fake eyelashes can cost up to £6 in other places and thought it might be fun to try!

ianonline

eyelinerprincess wrote: »

We had TS in because someone complained about the vibrating willys.

Come on, you can't make a statement like that and not elaborate:rolleyes: (did they vibrate too much or not enough?:p ) - I'm sure I'm not the only person who's curious to hear the full story. I could do with a laugh, and when it comes to childish humour, there's nothing funnier than a vibrating willy). :rotfl:

Ian :cool:

eyelinerprincess

It was a beanbag willy thing, just the kind of thing you get in joke shops etc. And someone complained about it being "obscene" and we had to move it to the back of the shop from the front (nearer the toys, that makes sense...not)

ianonline

eyelinerprincess wrote: »

It was a beanbag willy thing, just the kind of thing you get in joke shops etc. And someone complained about it being "obscene" and we had to move it to the back of the shop from the front (nearer the toys, that makes sense...not)

Oh, I see - when I first read your post, I thought "the vibrating willys" must have been a medical condition. I was going to suggest they go and see their GP. :rolleyes:

(thread starts to go off topic at this point - sorry )

Ian :cool:

ukchriss

eyelinerprincess wrote: »

It was a beanbag willy thing, just the kind of thing you get in joke shops etc. And someone complained about it being "obscene" and we had to move it to the back of the shop from the front (nearer the toys, that makes sense...not)

'nearer the toys, if that makes sense...not' no! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
:rolleyes: now just there waiting for the kids to ask whats that mum? :rolleyes:

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