Elite 11+ thread, also home of the whoopsied mushroom appreciation society!

jumblejack

No way....

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jumblejack

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TrulyMadly

For those having trouble printing out the loreal coupons on google chrome, I might have a solution.
I've been waiting for my son to come back from uni to sort it out for me and he did it in no time.

Go as far as bringing up coupon printer but before installing. Right click on any white space on screen and highlight IE tab options and click on Open in IE tab. It worked perfectly for me.

Now I have a £2.50 off voucher. Can I use it to good effect in tesco?

jumblejack

This is what I've been doing wrong:

:rotfl:

Miss_Laid

jumblejack wrote: »

:eek:

As a kid I'd watch my dad fascinated as he shaved (block of soap stubby brush) with a razor like that, when he was finished he'd remove the blade, wash it and put it on a piece of tissue, then he'd put some foam on my chin and shave me, one day he must have been in a rush and left the blade in and i got hold of the razor and had a "shave" mum comes in to find me dripping in blood, luckily no stitches needed.

afroscot

A question for those down south!

I am going to the south coast to visit my sister and we are staying at Butlins.
Anyway, on our way back to Scotland I want to stop somewhere between Bognor and Sheffield for the kids to be entertained for a few hours. We have £10 Travelodge rooms in Sheffield for a night.

Any suggestions?

Miss_Laid

jumblejack wrote: »

This is what I've been doing wrong:

:rotfl:

Mmmmmmmmmmm lard sarnie :eek: I use lard/butter 50/50 to make my welsh cakes as I use a recipe that my great gran got off her mother (and who knows where she got it from)

jumblejack

Miss_Laid wrote: »

As a kid I'd watch my dad fascinated as he shaved (block of soap stubby brush) with a razor like that, when he was finished he'd remove the blade, wash it and put it on a piece of tissue, then he'd put some foam on my chin and shave me, one day he must have been in a rush and left the blade in and i got hold of the razor and had a "shave" mum comes in to find me dripping in blood, luckily no stitches needed.

:eek:

You are very lucky!!!

I used to cut slivers of flesh off with those orange bics as a young girl not wanting to be the odd one out with unshaven legs. The horror of those torturous disposable razors:eek:

logie

tigerwhite wrote: »

Afternoon all..
I was naughty today. Took DS to nursery (he's not been in for 10 days cos of illness) then I called in sick for myself and went back to bed!!:eek: Slept for 2 hours and caught up, then went to midwife appt that I'd had to cancel from last week.

Compiled my T shopping list before and after my snooze and just got back. Spent £53.16. Then coupons/MOC's took it to £34.86. I've then got a £9 JTD winging it's way to me, assuming poop checker don't muck it up. :j:j:j Plus i got my 5p petrol coupon and I bought my whoopsie's and a hair wax deal seperately (I've been taught well by you guys .:T:T)

So got ten mins to catch up before DS needs collecting. Am I a bad mummy?? Don't care cos i got some much needed sleep:rotfl::rotfl:

Not a bad Mummy at all. You've got to look after yourself too, and baby. Hope all went ok with the midwife. I also sent DS to nursery today whilst I was at home. I see it as his time away from me and that's important for him. I think he'll need some consistency there when everything changes at home in the near future. I should have tried to catch up on some sleep but got distracted on here, a trip to Ts and a little bit of housework

jumblejack