Elite 11+. Home of the Mr 3Dogs guided glitches. And of course whoopsied mushrooms ;)

Miss_Laid

Good morning a muggy one today

cosmic-dust

During the school holidays The FA Tesco Skills coaches run taster sessions as an introduction to the Programme for boys and girls of all abilities. These sessions are entirely free thanks to Tesco, who hire all the venues used during the Holiday Sessions as part of their commitment to promoting a healthy lifestyle and supporting the development of the future of football in England.

http://tescoskills.thefa.com/About/~/~/link.aspx?_id=B861C69B9CDD451199184DA53CE2AAED&_z=z

Laura_Cello

RootedNomad wrote: »

Morning everyone

Just popping in to give the most ENOOOOORMOUS thank you to Scarlini and worry-wart. Scarlini I love you, a most brilliant find - 10 litres of "free" premium orange juice tucked in my fridge and I will be returning for more today

What was the orange juice please? Sounds like a good one??

madmuppet5

Don't forget to re-light your candles for Mr. 3dogs :A

http://www.gratefulness.org/candles/candles.cfm?l=eng&gi=mse

RootedNomad

Laura_Cello wrote: »

What was the orange juice please? Sounds like a good one??

from Scarlini's earlier post

"Firstly Don Simon fresh orange with bits on offer in A for £1 price checks with T at 3p even though it is oos on mysupermarket."

So if you buy say 10, it is comparing £10 against 27p, so you pretty much get your money back Hope it continues .....

Laura_Cello

RootedNomad wrote: »

from Scarlini's earlier post

"Firstly Don Simon fresh orange with bits on offer in A for £1 price checks with T at 3p even though it is oos on mysupermarket."

So if you buy say 10, it is comparing £10 against 27p, so you pretty much get your money back Hope it continues .....

WOW! too bad we don't have an A's... wish it was the other way around
Thanks for the reply :T

xoAmyox

Quick question for the knowledgeable on here, when you start a mobile phone contract for say 12 months, does it automatically carry on after the 12 months if you don't cancel? Or should it stop?

FloFlo

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

2 good things for me today


First is that I succesfully reordered my pink shoes from kurt g and had a dispatch email within 3 hours of ordering hopefully they'll arrive tomorrow and I can "model" both pairs for y'all

The 2nd thing is a bit more long term than a pair of shoes.

I've registered on OU to do a degree. I've had a lot of inspiration from you guys recently, an email from them this morning and for some reason, a sudden desire for my parents to see one of their children graduate. Fingers crossed I can do it. Been a long time since I did any studying, especially on that kind of scale.

Scary stuff :eek

I went back into education at 30, did 2 years evening course to make up for no a levels, then 3 years degree course (teacher training). Was hard work as dd was a baby when I started but now I have been teaching for 5 years.

Sometimes it felt too much or never ending, but I got there.

With regards to the work, assignments, dissertations etc. take whatever help you can get.

What are you hoping to study?

I am tempted to try to do my masters while working so it couldn't have been that bad.

Miss_Laid

xoAmyox wrote: »

Quick question for the knowledgeable on here, when you start a mobile phone contract for say 12 months, does it automatically carry on after the 12 months if you don't cancel? Or should it stop?

It will automatically continue, you need to ring up the phone company and say you wish to end the contract worth doing even if you are happy with the contract as they may knock a few quid off or give you something extra to keep you.

emmlouie

good morning everyone. hope all ok. currently working out a coupon shop with the clubcard ones i have been sent. one definite for the list is the 10 muller rice for £3 as T's very kindly gave me a coupon for 90p off when i buy 6 muller rice, just trying to plan rest with what i have