Tesco 11+ support group for incurable gasbags and addicted bargain hunters!

fourp

theres a lovely crescent moon out tonight (skies are clear) and the South star is also shining brightly a nce clear sky

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EXeb4XH5TIM

HappyChappy84

nikkilala wrote: »

Especially if it was T's could give you all the names, from the Karlies to the Natashas:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:


Love it;)



Was going to put the answers, Oh ok I will;)
200cm x 200cm
Housewife is a normal one
Oxford has an edging on(Next used to do a lovely one;))
French pillowcase?something to do with seams:cool:
Bed set is bottom sheet, pillowcase & duvet cover & throw
Bolster is a long cylinder cushion
Sheet valance is attached to the sheet, bed valance goes under the mattress?
Bedspreads have a large flap overpiece attached?Not a clue:(
Satin is smooth like silk and sateen is made of cotton, like glazed cotton
Satin sheets are not good because you get hot in them and fall out of bed;):rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:


Just nipped to Sainsburys and so handy their comfort pure is £1 too;)

Mummy I'd love to know what you could do to my bed.

HC's Pit...

HappyChappy84

freddiesmum09 wrote: »

So glad its not just me thats hides away 'stashes' of cheap bulk buy stuff and just forgets about it.. :rotfl:

I came across (not literally) umpteen cartons of Ocean Spray the other day that I totally forgot I had.:rotfl:

nikkilala_2

Don't know if this compares but it should. Ambipur are on the ssm mission coupons, Ambi Pur 3Volution Refills are £5 in T's but £3.50 in A's, so should get JTD of £1.50 so with coupon & JTD costs £2.50 each, good if you use them. Can you tell I'm trying to work out tomorrows shop?;)

HappyChappy84

fourp wrote: »

take care of them HC :beer:

I haven't even had time to open them.:o

They will be taken care of alright.:beer::beer:

frequent

frequent wrote: »

thought wales were very unlucky not to reach final in rwc, and they have carried forward the form, not very patriotic, but might bet england to lose

terrible thing to do

HappyChappy84

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

Providing you followed the instructions to the letter it should set up the WiFi as part of the set up.

In any of the software that was installed is there any kind of WiFi setup utility/tool you can run?

Also remember that if you have MAC address filtering set up on your router you need to put the printers MAC address in the router to allow it. Also, if you have a password on the router you will need to enter this in to the printer, either on the printers control panel or through the software installed on your computer. Doing it the latter way will need the cable connected.

What make and model of printer have you got?

Have you got it going yet?

Other than the above I can only echo what others have said. i.e. make sure the printer is set to default and if two printers appear under your installed printer make sure you select the wireless one.

There is a very good tech thread here http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/forumdisplay.php?f=29 if you're still stuck as I'm out of options. If I was sat in front of laptop I could probably sort it in minutes but trying to diagnose something like this is difficult without seeing it and seeing what is actually happening etc.

If I think of anything else I'll get back to you.

lutzi1

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

Mummy I'd love to know what you could do to my bed.

HC's Pit...

Happy, am oddly disturbed to see we appear to have the same bed, :rotfl: though our taste in bed linen seems somewhat different. There, I suspect my tastes are rather more in keeping with your mummy's.

fourp

frequent wrote: »

terrible thing to do

I hope you weren't shouting C'mon Wales at the end !!

Snap-ant

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

Mummy I'd love to know what you could do to my bed.

HC's Pit...

Really really like your sleigh bed HC :T