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missy.moo_3

cattysmum wrote: »

Went on a bearhunt today none of the little blighters in sight, However, noticed a lovely big display of Orange Fanta reduced from 1.98 to £1.00 so I bought one for a tester and it went through at £1.98 so DD2 took my shopping to the car and I toddled back and picked up 20 bottles, I got a few funny glances with my trolley loaded up (wish I had got more) Checkout Op commented and I said we were having a childrens party. Paid up went to CS got DTD back so 20 bottles of Fanta cost 40p !!! Just a quickie question I have a £5 MOC till spit if I dont want groceries costing over £40 can I buy something to make it up to the £40 and then return the item? Im still a bit of an amateur. Also Im hoping the Fanta price checks as it is only £1 in Asda Happy days!!:j

Should price check, coke is for me. Wonder if this is an extension of the coke mess up? Think fanta's made by coca cola. hmmm. I can see a lot of people benefitting from this if it is.

Westvleteren wrote: »

It's snowing..:eek:

Sun is shining and it's 17 degrees here! It's not set to last though.

I just saw every single one of you on the one show!!:rotfl:

Gemini_Jes

Cadbury Creme Eggs, 12 pack £1.99 Home Bargains
Thanks to quoia from main thread.

DanielleNic87

purdita wrote: »

We had a late lunch in the garden as it was so warm!!

The sun is obviously shining on the righteous down here in the Westcountry
Don't you agree Cornish Cousins?

It was freezing here today:(

Dizzy_Ditzy

purdita wrote: »

We had a late lunch in the garden as it was so warm!!

The sun is obviously shining on the righteous down here in the Westcountry
Don't you agree Cornish Cousins?

Has been lovely up the M5 too

lutzi1

French_Knickers wrote: »

Me thinks someone needs to google 'Mr Dave Grohl'..........:rotfl:

You'll note the 3 :rotfl: I commenced with! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

SaverSavvy123

Hi Everyone, managed to catch up early today:j

Can anyone help, my DS is off to London tomorrow and needs to get from Victoria Coach station to Stephen Street just off Oxford Street. Which tube/stop does he need? Is he better getting a day ticket if so does anyone know which one/how much?

Sorry for all the questions he has left it to the last minute and is now panicking that he is not sure what he has to do. TIA

missy.moo_3

purdita wrote: »

We had a late lunch in the garden as it was so warm!!

The sun is obviously shining on the righteous down here in the Westcountry
Don't you agree Cornish Cousins?

Most definitely! Still lovely ouside now.

Enterprise_1701C

Issyc wrote: »

Woo hoo! Snow in April! My parents got married on 21st April many years ago and it snowed on their wedding day.

Wall to wall sunshine here - working outside in my T-shirt this monring.

You reminded me of a summer about 40 years ago. Used to live in a small town 800 feet above sea level, could never depend on the weather. When I was about 12 we had enough snow to go sledging across the golf course in June!!!

Enterprise_1701C

SaverSavvy123 wrote: »

Hi Everyone, managed to catch up early today:j

Can anyone help, my DS is off to London tomorrow and needs to get from Victoria Coach station to Stephen Street just off Oxford Street. Which tube/stop does he need? Is he better getting a day ticket if so does anyone know which one/how much?

Sorry for all the questions he has left it to the last minute and is now panicking that he is not sure what he has to do. TIA

Can't answer the question, but he might find this useful

http://www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloads/standard-tube-map.pdf

RootedNomad

Westvleteren wrote: »

It's snowing..:eek:

Stunning sunset here - beautiful sky.