The 11+ thread; where all are welcome, but be prepared for some serious money saving!

celebrate

evening everyone

Just popping on to say a quick hello and thankyou all so much for your support after my last post. I logged off very quickly as I couldn't stand emotionally all the beautiful responses, love and support you guys gave, just completely overwhelmed me and the masses of PM's....i'm so sorry I have haven't had chance to reply individually yet but I will. You guys are amazing.

Just wanted to mention redballoon hope your ok, sounds like you have a very similar situation to mine, stay strong x

bensonsmum i'm so pleased for you congrats :T

michjay glad you're DH is ok

fudge-cake thanks for a lovely post, hope you find the peace and love you deserve too x:A:A:A:A

wanted to mention 2 things on the glitch front

WHSmith -alot of stores have got wise to the reusing of the same giftcard to buy another, the special promotional giftcards are purple. There is nothing to stop you using those gift cards to buy something, return it in a few days and asking for the refund to be pur onto a "normal" gift card. They don't seem to be as bothered about you using this type of gift card to recycle for the promotion;)

one of my locals last week refused me the promotion as didn't know anyhting about it, this week were using the last promotion gift cards that expire in a week:eek::eek::eek: Email to H|O methinks:mad:

Also if you are pasing a superdrug alot of the old xmas stock with little green wrapping present stikcers are reduced to 10p, got some amazing items from my locals yesterday, my sister has nabbed the lot so can't do a pic but her need is greater than mine :A


Anyway, maynot be posting much as not sure if i am being watched, can't even update you on what's happening -perhapsi should post in white ?!

will catch up with you all soon :A
xxx

HappyChappy84

fudge2 wrote: »

Can I ask why the majority of your posts come across as just plain rude?
I'm starting to wonder whether it is just the way you type, or whether you do actually do it intentialy.

The time of day would actually be very important as children are more alert in the morning and that has nothing to do with the parents or teachers, it is something that has been studied scientifically for years.

If you don't have anything nice to say, perhaps you might like to think about saying nothing at all

Ducks behind

ToNik

wooo had a rush of buyers tonight only 6 pups left but Midge has gone *sob sob*

MAnaged to grab a few bits tonight which I was quite pleased with
Got 14 packs of baking butter for 25p
3 lots of parmasan garlic bread for 30p
5 hot slices from the hot food cabinet for 10p each (had them for supper)
and lots of fruit and veg
and 7 packs of cathedral city 43p each that scanned as cheese and onion pies

Really pleased with that as have missed whoppsie time for days, we have a new 'lady' on the block, she hogs the cabinet and piles everything in her trolley Grrrrr!
Although my DD whos 3 keeps harrasing her and calling her a road hog:o:o

afroscot

For Peppa Pig fans.Top Trumps cards activitypack on clip strip. 75p Went through at £3.75. a nice dtd for the two packs I bought.:)

jumblejack

Call_of_Trouty wrote: »

Had a very good whoopsie shop tonight

9 x Packs Minted lamb kebabs @ £1 each, multi buy kicked in so £3 total
Salmon crumb, Fish pie mix and peppered steak £1 each, £1 total after multi buy
Lamb chops, sirloin steak, lamb steaks @ £1 each.

plenty of fruit and veg, 10p - 30p

Packs of Cookies, croissants, shortcake and chocolate donuts ( 9 total ) all 10p each
3 x 700ml energy drinks 49p each , found in foreign food aisle ( look like blue powerade)

Also picked up a window propagator £1.24 , thanks op
3 childrens table sets 86p each , thanks op
Scissor tongs on clipstrip 36p
Tie hanger 62p

:):):)

Oi!

I was feeling chuffed with my haul before now I'm green with envy

Only kidding. Wow! Well done you :j:T

French_Knickers

Miss_Laid wrote: »

Sorry I will delete it, I thought it maybe useful for some

Doing a car boot in Reykjavik at the weekend are you?

skinandblister1

Hi all - hope everyone is ok - and if not hugs to them
My eyes are playing up - itching like mad so struggling to read bk.
Just wanted to post a quickie - soz if posted but cannot check bk

Vivitar universal charger at Argos £24.99 - at Tesco £1.88 - couldn't read what it should have been at T's coz of sore eyes(think £10)
(no label but cs said rtc so if in your store they should be the same)
Apparently charge cameras, camcorders, phones - anything lithium - charged my phone and my 2 cameras
hth

easymaths

AngelsMadv wrote: »

:beer::A:A:A:beer::beer::beer::beer:



I was basically saying the same as the other poster in that if everyone sits it then, as they do, then there is very little edge other than to those who really are daytime specialists with a great diet.

I'm not a teacher, no, but have a PhD in Engineering (Makes me a Dr, but not the medical kind so I didn't join celeb, Karlie et al). I really do love Maths. My Step-DD (who got the A) hated it but I took the time to show her how it can be very interesting and got her through it - she's now doing it for A-Level.

I'm not very good at exams, but this again was my point. I think that hard work will outdo memory because once you know something, you never forget it (rarely).

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I love the Cosine Rule but prefer the Sine Rule all day long. The exams are determined in a cycle each year. Depending on the modular or linear unit.

HappyChappy84

French_Knickers wrote: »

Doing a car boot in Reykjavik at the weekend are you?

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::beer::beer:

French_Knickers

m4rtin wrote: »

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Noooo the practice she gets it should have been far better than that!

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