11+ Elite Coupon-Crazy Glitching Mega-Bargainhunters. Part II

mharzuk

Smart1e wrote: »

No posts in the evening for half an hour?

Where is everyone?

:eek:

Playing scrabble with one of the elite :T

scamps1966

mharzuk wrote: »

Playing scrabble with one of the elite :T

That's me!!!!!!!!!!!!
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

kadison

99p wrote: »

Hi, thanks for the welcomes.

Kadison, thanks for the invite to the list, at this stage of coming out of lurkdom can I just say I'm M 40ish North East Scotland.

HC - loving your Bears photo and many others I have seen.

No probs, you'll be added the next time I do the update x

DODO wrote: »

Long soak in the bath with a lush bath bomb ( do people actually buy these things I got this for my bday but it didn't do much!)

I buy them and use them for washing, as in washing me not my clothes, they last about 4 go's and I LOVE THEM! My fave is Cinders, it has popping candy type stuff in it and makes a wonderful noise as the little bits explode!

scamps1966

mharzuk wrote: »

Playing scrabble with one of the elite :T

Thanks for the games. See you tomorrow.:beer:
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Fudge_Cake_2

emmlouie wrote: »

hi everyone, hope you all had a good day.
I also love the Twillight and Sophie Kinsella books, along with Jodi Picoult ones. Although I am one of those people that walk out of cinema after watching a film saying "well that was completely wrong" having read the book first. I really should stop reading the books before watching films as film is then ruined for me, most of the time they leave out what I feel are major parts of the story.
Those that have read Twillight, have you also read The short second life of Bree Tanner. Thought that was ok.

Yes A few times :o:o:o I think it's great

Have you read Midnight Sun? If it was finished I#m sure it would be my favourite of them all. Reading from Edward's point of view is amazing and insightful

With Twilight the only one I feel is a let down on the books is Twilight. I think the others are fantastic and I'd read the books several times before watching them, and awaiting them in much anticipation I hasten to add! But even so yes I am like you and immediately recognise the bits I appreciate most in the book of they are absent but I think everyone must do that and identify more with certain aspects than others. I don't fancy the job as director of something as revered as the Twilight Saga, you're bound to upset a few million people! :eek:

Bookworm63 wrote: »

My DDs have read the Twilight Series and the Hunger Games series and now onto Numbers by Rachel Ward (three books in the series) so might be worth you looking at too?

Oooh I'll give them a go, thank you :Axx

Auntycaz wrote: »

My daughter read the book before going to watch The Hunger games at the cinema and she said the film's very true to the book.
I've seen the film but not read the book and I enjoyed it very much.

Thanks Auntycaz I'm hopefully taking Mum to see it using Orange Wednesdays this week We saw the trailer when we went to Breaking Dawn and have been awaiting it ever since I figured last week with it being the first weds the cinemas would be packed but didn't factor in Easter holidays!

Auntycaz

I was disappointed with the twilight books and films I much preferred Lord of the Rings. I am really looking forward to the Hobbit coming out. I think Peter Jackson is a brilliant director

Westvleteren

Something different to start the day with. Not everyones cup of tea but..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-dYNttdgl0

Morning

Miss_Laid

Good morning guys

Laura_Cello

Morning!

Hope the work day isn't too bad for those of you working....
enjoy the last of a long weekend for the rest!
:j

Miss_Laid

Laura_Cello wrote: »

Morning!

Hope the work day isn't too bad for those of you working....
enjoy the last of a long weekend for the rest!
:j

Good morning
Just another normal working day for me, people don't stop using the internet on a bank holiday damn them lol