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SpiralingDown wrote: »I had the same argument with my 11yr old DS too, he said he wanted to work on his tan :eek: Sat him down and explained that a gradual tan using a higher factor sun cream (30) was better and more healthy than getting burnt and/or risking skin cancer. So he's off to school with a spray bottle or factor 30 and was put on him before he left this morning.
Moisturiser with some tint in it may be the answer. Boots do a nice one that you can get when they have a 3 for 2 on Boots 17.I'm a Forum Ambassador on the housing, mortgages & student money saving boards. I volunteer to help get your forum questions answered and keep the forum running smoothly. Forum Ambassadors are not moderators and don't read every post. If you spot an illegal or inappropriate post then please report it to forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com (it's not part of my role to deal with this). Any views are mine and not the official line of MoneySavingExpert.com.0 -
Just had an email from Carling saying I am getting my free jubilee beer after all, and to ignore previous email.
Thanxs to Happpy chappy84 who put the comment on last week which got me to sign up, the offer is now closed so don't try to register it's a waste of time.0 -
chandlerscroft wrote: »Just had an email from Carling saying I am getting my free jubilee beer after all, and to ignore previous email.
Thanxs to Happpy chap who put the comment on last week
Just run in from the garden as Mr Lala has informed me that we have had an email too, and to ignore the previous email:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:TBeware!!!! Glitching is addictive:rotfl:0 -
Sorry to repeat, but wondered if the day crew had an opinion. Especially as no-one answered. Feel free to ignore
Sorry, feeling gloomy, meds are making me feel sick and OH is working abroad this weekTiger :cool:
I'm a body double for Claudia Schiffer and i wont get out of bed for less than [STRIKE]£10k per day[/STRIKE] a 1p find0 -
mymerrywidow wrote: »gonna get my dressing changed soon, i am so not looking forward to that. i really dont want to "see" my missing toe, but on the other hand i want these dressings off, they smell now
and i need to get some wet wipes to my foot. just to get the iodine off and the marker pen arrow, that was kindly put on there.
maybe i could get the nurse to put a tissue over my "toe" and i could wash the rest of my foot. that might work.
welcome aboard the newbies.
Hi MMW , so glad that it's all going well for you in the recovery stage .
I know it's not as bad as yours but when I had my dressing removed from a toe injury (big toe) it was one of the most painful experiences I've encountered ( i had to have a tot of whiskey and it was only 10am) and believe me I've had some bad accidents in the past .
Good luck with it as I'm sure you'll soon be poloishing that clock tower ....see you there ?I was young once , now I get older all the time .0 -
Westvleteren wrote: »Hello and welcome
Good to see new people, hope you can keep up with us chatty lot
Its not that hot here today!
especially if he has the [STRIKE]empty[/STRIKE] fridge door ajar .I was young once , now I get older all the time .0 -
Have I missed something??
Is the Carling supply of beer a glitch, or do you actually have to register as having and 'approved do' ??Nil Satis Nisi Optimum
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Not Tesco related but help/advice needed please..:):):)
My son is 14 and needs new clothes, he has had a growth spurt in the last couple of months. Age 15 from Next fits him perfectly, can only order from Next online as they don't stock age 15 in their stores.
M&S are hit and miss for his size, some fit, some don't.
Debenhams stock up to age 16 but limited choice in store so again means buying online. Would rather buy in store as then he can try them on and save me the fuss of having to send them back if they not fit or he not like them. T shirts, shorts and hoodies I can buy in sports shops but the choice is not that great. Am struggling with the basics such as pj's, underwear etc.
Have looked in Holister as seems to be the trendy shop for teens, but so expensive especially as he will probably not get much wear out of them before he has another growing spurt.
Seems he is between children's sizes and adults sizes. I can not remember having the same problem with my older son.
Please can anyone suggest where else I can look for clothes for him.Born to glitch0 -
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