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nikkilala_2

French_Knickers wrote: »

I'm not actually sure I ever knew the plot!!!! :rotfl:

To be fair I've been feelin well ropey lately and just felt a bit manic last night and had a laugh. I enjoyed it and it did lift my spirits.

Looks like most had a giggle reading it too.

I'm glad you're feeling a bit better now:TIt really made me laugh as I was reading it this morning:rotfl:

lindos90

Not checked if this has been posted, so apologies if it has,
Might help anyone doing a shop in tesco comparing to asda?
Anchor real dairy cream, £1.25 in tesco but 50p in asda. Theres a 30p off coupon in the new tesco real food magazine, plus if you 'like' the anchor FB page you get a 50p voucher there (can print twice) so if ive got this one right, theres 30p profit? (£1.25 -30p, -50p, -75p from pp?)


No idea why thats in bold?! (its not that I think its really important :rotfl:)



This is the cream..


http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/#/Shopping/FindProducts.aspx?Query=anchor+cream&Store=ASDA

locarr

nikkilala wrote: »

So if it's not a sport what the heck is it???Or would it have been a sport if the men got a gold??;););):p:p:p

Skipping, now thats a sport for you ladies!!:rotfl:;)

Archiequeenie

Snap-ant wrote: »

:T:T:T:T it is


Mrs Stinkface & Archiequeenie - Quiz is on

♥ Tweets - thank you



3rd of the 3rd

Thank you very much, can go on and be last now:rotfl: Not too good at quiz's, but will try my best.

tigerwhite_2

mrs-moneypenny wrote: »

sorry havent been in for a week, coming to terms with really sad news. my darling little niece lost her battle so we had a funeral to cope with yesterday.

go and hug someone you love because they are very precious

Oh no.... I've thought about your little niece every now and then as she was in hospital wasn't she (premature) and hadn't been allowed home yet but her brother had. Oh Mrs Moneypenny, how very very sad What a horrible thing your family has had to deal with
I'm sending you a massive hug

Miss_Laid

Magicowen wrote: »

ok, I have been debating for a while whether to ask this... but you're all so helpful I am praying that someone will have some fantastic suggestion....

Basically I volunteer for an animal rescue who rely on donations and fundraising. It's been going since 2003 and we've always done well.

However, recently donations have become less and less and things are now at a critical point The lady (now my friend) who owns the rescue has done all she can and I've done my best to support her with thinking of ways to raise money etc and sending her my tesco goodies my friend always puts the animals first and often goes without so I send these things her way, and try and donate to the rescue when I can, but it's not enough anymore and things are very bad

So.... I was wondering, does anyone have any ideas on ways to raise some much needed cash? Or are there any secret millionaires out there that would care to sponsor us!? :rotfl:

Start off doing a carboot sale often the organiser will wavier the pitch cost for a charity, have donation buckets as well as selling stuff, maybe have 1 or 2 of the animals there too, also give out leaflets explaining what you do, it may not bring in a fortune but you may well get a few hundred and raise awareness
Ask on freecycle for bootsale items explaining what you are doing

lindos90

nikkilala and fuzzydo, my DS is 11 on 9th of august too, and I will be (cough cough) slightly older on the 10th!

brand8

Miss_Laid wrote: »

Yes its a free trial of them
But its better than free it gives you £3.50 hence me only paying 17p for all the other items

Miss laid i have done the click and collect thing my bill came to34p for a few items i paid and checked out but then when i looked at my bank online they have taken £2.00 out of my account instead of 34p have you checked your account have they took the correct amount out of yours

nikkilala_2

tigerwhite wrote: »

Afternoon. Popped home at lunch to print some coupons (loreal only allowed me one, instead of two - has everyone else got the same?)

got my price cheater back for £3.18 :T

I think they've fixed the 2 coupons bit:(

locarr wrote: »

Skipping, now thats a sport for you ladies!!:rotfl:;)

I'll have you know I'm not a great skipper;););)

nikkilala_2

My quote buttons broken:eek: