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mgamble

lindos90 wrote: »

Not sure if they would or not. The wipes I got had 'febreeze' written on them, blue packet with oranges on the label.

I got the 6o blue pack and they were 1.14 and i used the fabreeze voucher so 14p:j
also bought two of the harmony ambi pure down to 1.50 so 50 with voucher.

have not got the case for them to go in yet but notice 5.00 tesco 2.00 asda so will add to my pork tomorow:j

MEGANE

Just read this on the back of the online leaflet - might be worth taking a copy if they refuse to give more than one petrol voucher when you buy more than 2 of the Robinsons. As I read it it is any combination.
http://tesco.4flow.net/BetterValue/

It is the last page.

tallulajo

nearlysorted wrote: »

If it makes you feel any better, I forgot:eek::eek: last weeks pork steaks under the seat of my car. Smell was getting really bad, so I assumed one of the kids had left their sandwiches (was really cursing them:rotfl:) so off I go digging around, and come up with a bag of 2 x 4 pints of milk (completely separated:eek::eek:) and yep, the delicious smelling pork:eek::eek::eek::eek:
My car now smells like an abattoir:eek::eek::eek::eek:
Fortunately, I sold it to my mum yesterday:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

sold what?? the stinking porkie milk or the car :rotfl::rotfl:

Woopsiequeen

Phewww..finally caught up !!
Lovely to see you back Mrs 3 dogs..and you too Frequent :j:j:j

Off to get some beauty sleep soo ...but might have a cheeky Tosco wine first;)


Night all

lindos90

mgamble wrote: »

I got the 6o blue pack and they were 1.14 and i used the fabreeze voucher so 14p:j
also bought two of the harmony ambi pure down to 1.50 so 50 with voucher.

have not got the case for them to go in yet but notice 5.00 tesco 2.00 asda so will add to my pork tomorow:j

I was so tempted by the 50p harmonys, but i have airwick plug ins, I tried to tell my OH that he could probably remove the liquid and transfer it for me, but he was having none of it!

I might reconsider if the plug in case is £2 in asda, are they definatly compatible? They look a bit tekkie for me

French_Knickers

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

And this really pees me off! In a disabled bay as well no less!:mad:

I reported the sod to T's CS but was told as it was a private car park there was little they could do.:(

I'm sorely tempted to send the sod a few choice worded text messages.

Put 141 before his home number and ring him about 3am to ask for a quote

wendyak

I always buy the cheap liquid air freshener refills (offers, not cheap make) and take them to bits to fit the units I have.
Makes your fingers a bit pongy and need a knife and small pliers for some.

nikkilala_2

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

You're too vulnerable right now, unless you truly believe in mediums you will always question what they say.

Can you get together with a few of her friends and REALLY talk to them ?

madmuppet5 wrote: »

I don't think you ever get over the death of someone so close. You just learn to cope and deal with it better.:A
Be very careful, there are a lot of charlatans out there ready to fleece you :eek:

Just nipping on before bed and had to say I agree with the above comment, Floflo please be really careful about going to a medium while your still in the really early stages of grieving:(

FloFlo wrote: »

I'm pretty sure at grief counselling that they will just tell me what they think I want to hear but they can't do what I want - and that's to speak to my mum.

Sorry to bring the thread down will move off this topic now.

Now onto counselling;)Trust me a counsellor won't just tell you what you want to hear, sometimes it really helps to talk to someone who concentrates solely on you for that hour,how many times in this day and age to we really get that?Some time for you to say how you really feel and no one to judge us. Why not just give it a try, you could be really surprised:)When my dad died I went for one session and no one could have pooh paahed counselling more than me:o In fact so much so that I actually trained for 3 years to be a counsellor so I'm a bit biased but believe me it can help;)Sorry don't mean to sound "preachy" but you've got nothing to lose and how your feeling at the moment is so "normal" with grieving:o

SaverSavvy123

Evening just managed to catch up before bed time. Great to see you back 3Dogs. Lindos was it the main Sainsbobs where they told you 1 coupon per transaction or the 'other' one? DH did both on Tues no problem so it looks like its been since then. Good job it would have thrown him completely and i bet it would have been my fault

French_Knickers

wackynut wrote: »

Oh please don't get me started on people parking in child bays, :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I never ever park in disabled bays....disability isn't a lifestyle choice.