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

neosi

frequent wrote: »

New sport thanks OP

Take the prepaid return offer envelopes and stuff em with other junk mail, pop it in the post.

Also use the ones that say fix stamp here,never do, wonder where they go.

APennysaved wrote: »

Love it! I've only recently started junkmail roulette and it's a gas!

Likes the sound of this gonna get playing..

purdita

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

An SX425W.

Bummer, bang goes trying to get a few quid back from old cartridges if they are not recyclable.:(

Evening all
Still catching up.....
I've got this printer too Happy. Have you got a problem with yours?
I buy compatable cartridges on Ebay and have had no probs whatsoever. I can also print 2 coupons

HappyChappy84

nikkilala wrote: »

Yay, day trip sounds good:rotfl::rotfl:



I know but Happy wasnt describing a bit of grass, but I think it's ok;)

Day trip? that would mean getting up extra early.:eek::eek:

Westvleteren

nikkilala wrote: »

...Happy if you met me we wouldnt understand each other, I'm a Londoner and your Scottish:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:My brothers best friend is Scottish and when he talks quickly to me I just smile a few times and nod. We'd have to communicate sitting at the table on our computers:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Not really. Would you struggle with a geordie accent?

HappyChappy84

purdita wrote: »

Evening all
Still catching up.....
I've got this printer too Happy. Have you got a problem with yours?
I buy compatable cartridges on Ebay and have had no probs whatsoever. I can also print 2 coupons

No, no problem, just the cartridges are worth nothing when it comes to recycling the old ones.

mrs-moneypenny

nikkilala wrote: »

I know but Happy wasnt describing a bit of grass, but I think it's ok;)

unless hes planning on turfing your DH when they meet, but that not a custom ive ever heard of before:rotfl:

i know what you mean about smiling and nodding when you cant quite 'catch' someones accent, i was born a yellowbelly but left when young so dont think i have it but within an hour of going back home with her sisters my mum slips back into 'mate speak' (does every sentence in lincolnshire have to have the word 'mate' in by law?) anyway i thought id lost 'it' but went to london with a friend on a day trip years ago a newspaper seller asked us where we were from when we said leicester he looked at me and said not talking like that you dont! my kids talk some lesta pronouncing most things with 'a' with on the end but ive not got that yet and ive lived here longer than them :rotfl:but they dont talk quite like their friends so i think some of my speak has rubbed off on them

nikkilala_2

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

Would you understand "You've got mail" if I was to say it?:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I'm sure we'd manage, I've lost my country accent/dialect since moving in the town.

Yes but you'd say this "Shaa we gang tae tesco" and I'd say "Sorry Ah didnt kin ye.":rotfl::rotfl:

HappyChappy84

Westvleteren wrote: »

Not really. Would you struggle with a geordie accent?

Pit stop you! I've been managing to pass off being Scottish as an excuse for my tightness! Now everyone will know I'm just plain mean.


Besides, we've been up here that long I consider myself Scottish.

LadyLeenie

Evening nasties

Hope everyone is well tonight

Just a quick wedding update

Toni has chosen her dress way over her fathers budget like mother like daughter :rotfl::rotfl:
I can`t tell you much about it sorry,just in case Toni`s OH reads this
But it`s beautiful like her
Can`t stop,still sorting out tea cups :rotfl:
Take care x x x

mymerrywidow

nikkilala wrote: »

I know but Happy wasnt describing a bit of grass, but I think it's ok;)

he was describing your husband as a piece of grass :eek: