Elite 11+ The Olympic GOLD Jibber Jabber Squad

Bananababe

lesleysanderson wrote: »

I don't dare take it back, can't really think of a genuine excuse. Or maybe I could say my oh was ment to get diet? But then they may insist I take diet.

Tell them you had dentist visit and he advised no fizzy juice ! its the truth !

chandlerscroft

biscuitmad wrote: »

How are you getting free beer?

Tia

In Mr S they have the free magazine with ice cream on the front, on about page 31 there is 2 vouchers for Bavaria Lager £1.50 off and Shandy £1 off.

The Lager is £3, if you spend wisely over £20 the BM kicks in and compares against Mr T, who have it on offer until the 14th at £1.50, and obviously if you use the £1.50 off voucher .

However the manned tills are only accpeting 1 voucher per transaction, the SS tills only accept 1 of these vouchers and only accept 2 vouchers, so they normally override the vouchers manually .

Nannylala

Good morning ,lovely sunny day here at the sailing olympic town ,also the sun is shining for my DS Auntielala as she has finally turned the corner after having a few bad days after the chemo.Looking forward to seeing Lala today not sure what time she will arrive as lots of her favourite shops on route;)and know doubt she will be bringing a few goodies :T
Enjoy your day everyone whateveryou are doing

AngelsMadv

Good morning, all. Been a hectic couple of days for me so have only just managed to catch up. A quick, question, do people not like, not read, or not get why I do a big catch up post with about 15 quotes or are they just too long? Not 'wel jel' or anything but FC does similar without quotes and the post goes down a storm. Or am I just boring?! Brutality is fine!

tweets wrote: »

Another gold well done 3Dogs

Congratulations, +1 from me too!

Looby123 wrote: »

[...]
mum was 10 mins past her ticket...I was 2.....managed to catch the ticket lady before she issued my ticket but mum wasnt so lucky! So a cheap picnic in the park cost us £25 [...]

Just last night we took the children and the dogs to the local nature reserve, reservoir for a picnic and a walk. We got back around 8.30pm. They had locked the car park. I called the number and was offered the unlocking at £35! I explained I had 3 young children but this didn't matter. We walked home (about 2 miles, after walking 4 miles around the reserve). OH went for car this morning after gates reopen. Robbing ****rds! :mad::mad::mad:

nikkilala wrote: »

I did thank you and Mrlala has ordered me a kindle as well:T:T:T:T

PM me your email for some interesting books for your Kindle, Lala. I may have several thousand you could "borrow" (including - that trilogy).:o:D

nikkilala wrote: »

I was thinking more along the lines of a 21st;);):rotfl::rotfl:

Again?! :rotfl:

bensonsmum wrote: »

[...]use to have a deep fat fryer - but like the rest of you i hated the smell and it was also a high risk as far as safety and the FIL was concerned when he had been drinking lol[...]

Reminds me of a bad story. I woke up one morning in a pool of fat. Turns out I'd come home drunk, was, er, putting things don the drain (my insides) and slipped from the kitchen sink, hit the chip pan onto the floor (luckily not used that day) and woke up in in the morning! OH had left my lying in it!

locarr

French_Knickers wrote: »

Nah just hacked off tonight so not very sociable.

Gonna get !!!!ed on bavaria......It could take a while!!! :rotfl:

You'll need to drink your entire stash!!;)

Dizzy_Ditzy

Morning all

Very tired this morning after a very poor nights sleep

Workin' and lurkin' mostly today

Very nice day out there today. Off to give blood in a bit so that will be my good deed for the day

ilovecustard

Clipstrip_Bargains wrote: »

might have a moc or 2 for that

Yep....I somehow got a £1 one/two on SSM but it's changed to 50p now. Also got a few savvy circle ones which I used at the same time. I have some of those I could put in the recycling bin.....

TrulyMadly

AngelsMadv wrote: »

Good morning, all. Been a hectic couple of days for me so have only just managed to catch up. A quick, question, do people not like, not read, or not get why I do a big catch up post with about 15 quotes or are they just too long? Not 'wel jel' or anything but FC does similar without quotes and the post goes down a storm. Or am I just boring?! Brutality is fine!

Congratulations, +1 from me too!

Just last night we took the children and the dogs to the local nature reserve, reservoir for a picnic and a walk. We got back around 8.30pm. They had locked the car park. I called the number and was offered the unlocking at £35! I explained I had 3 young children but this didn't matter. We walked home (about 2 miles, after walking 4 miles around the reserve). OH went for car this morning after gates reopen. Robbing ****rds! :mad::mad::mad:
PM me your email for some interesting books for your Kindle, Lala. I may have several thousand you could "borrow" (including - that trilogy).:o:D
Again?! :rotfl:
Reminds me of a bad story. I woke up one morning in a pool of fat. Turns out I'd come home drunk, was, er, putting things don the drain (my insides) and slipped from the kitchen sink, hit the chip pan onto the floor (luckily not used that day) and woke up in in the morning! OH had left my lying in it!

I like your long ones:)

AngelsMadv

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bargainhuntergill wrote: »

Could someone pls tell me where the pizza vouchers are, I aint a clue, I cant find any tesco mags around???

Do you have a recycling bin at home? I may need your address (PM) to send you some "paper" to recycle. :money:

Miss_Laid wrote: »

I did get a "few" of the £20 Eristoff with my £5 off £40, 2 x £20 bottles - £5 conditional spends = £10 PP back I did that for 8 days

Is this £12.50 a bottle? Not bad, but I still like my paint-stripper value stuff

Scarlini wrote: »

I had this back on a womble yesterday on the ordinary white rolls 6 pack.
They are the fresh bakery rolls 65p or 2 for a £1 buy 3 packs and they compare as above not bad 18 buns for 55p
Good for those with parties or BBQ's this weekend

I'd love to do a huge shop buying every single product in Mr T (can you imagine the cost :eek:) to see what works. The bakery and butcher bits constantly seem to mess up.

kadison wrote: »

God it's so noticeable HC's not here! The forum is soooooo quiet! :(:(
Is it too late to join this?

Good, I can jsut about keep up! :rotfl::rotfl:

3Dogs wrote: »

[...]they wouldn't remove the tyres from the rims I had and fit them on the van, as they couldn't guarantee the work :eek: and when they checked tyres on the van, they said the front drivers one was right on the limit and I had a mixture of different size tyres :eek: :eek:
Cut a long story short, it cost me £142 for two new tyres.
[...]

Big hugs to you, 3Dogs. This really annoys me. The same happend to my dad. Place wouldn't touch certain rims. I took them to my local garage, who I know. I got two part worns, front and back changed, balanced and tracked for £35! :rotfl: The really do rip you off at places. I'll never use a standard one again. Cash of course btw :A

I hope all are well. Have a great day everyone.

Oh, PS - FrenchK, I am never having the debate again RE-anything borderline after seeing your stash! Good on you, well done, and with this I hope all holier-than-thous drop from the thread. Get in!!! :T:T:T :A

Miss_Laid

AngelsMadv wrote: »

Just last night we took the children and the dogs to the local nature reserve, reservoir for a picnic and a walk. We got back around 8.30pm. They had locked the car park. I called the number and was offered the unlocking at £35! I explained I had 3 young children but this didn't matter. We walked home (about 2 miles, after walking 4 miles around the reserve). OH went for car this morning after gates reopen. Robbing ****rds! :mad::mad::mad:

My O/H is a ranger at a nature reserve and is often on call out for gate duty, amazes me the amount of people who don't read the signs then expect him to come out and be called names :mad: